Family Fun in Fort Huachuca Area | 5 Activities | Family Fun Nearby

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Outlaw Zipline

Tombstone Outlaw Zipline

★★★★★ 5 (80)

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Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center

Hereford Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center

★★★★☆ 4.9 (16)

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Peggy's Peacock Palace and Velociraptors

Huachuca City Peggy's Peacock Palace and Velociraptors

★★★★★ 5 (33)

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Desert Lanes Bowling Center

Is operated by Army MWR (Morale, Welfare, and Recreation), making it a military family entertainment center exclusively serving Fort Huachuca personnel and their families
The bowling center underwent a complete renovation as of July 2026, including new lanes and replaced pool cues, representing a significant modernization effort

Outlaw Zipline

Features a target-shooting zipline activity where riders hit eight targets while flying 500 feet through the air, combining ziplining with marksmanship for a unique hybrid experience
The zipline was originally located at Old Tucson theme park and was purchased and relocated to Tombstone, Arizona by the current owners when Old Tucson closed the attraction

Peggy's Peacock Palace and Velociraptors

The facility features emus humorously branded as 'Velociraptors,' creating a playful educational connection between modern birds and their prehistoric relatives
Palace maintains an extensive peacock color variety collection including blue, purple, white, green, opal, taupe, cameo, montana, peach, and violetta color patterns

Amerind Museum & Texas Canyon Nature Preserve

Features 8 miles of self-guided walking trails through Texas Canyon boulder formations, integrating natural landscape exploration with museum exhibits
Offers specialized academic programming including online lectures on archaeological topics such as 'Cíbola in Chacoan & Post-Chacoan Times'

Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center

Offers eight miles of hiking trails across diverse ecosystems including grasslands, mountains, and oak forests, with direct access to a US-Mexico border trail
Coronado Cave exploration is available but requires advance planning for specialized gear and safety information, making it a distinctive hands-on cave experience

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