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Dated: August 20 2021
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With Fall slowly creeping in, our fun summer ideas and getaways are slowly halting. It’s not too late for us to take a break and soak in all that summer has to offer. What’s your perfect summer getaway?
Prescott is the ultimate summer destination. Summer’s almost over and we can’t wait for you to feel a whole different experience.
Prescott is known for its exquisite mountain trails which are perfect for hiking and trekking. There are also unique and diverse museums that would be great to visit. The best place to be at for the rest of this summer is at Watson Lake.

Watson Lake is this beautiful and breathtaking lake four miles away from downtown Prescott. It is the ideal place for fishing, boating, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, rock climbing, camping, and doing picnics.
Watson Lake has updated their hours for this Summer. From April 27th to October 4th, they are open from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
If you’re looking for a quick getaway from the city, this is the place for you. It is located at 3101 Watson Lake Rd and is easily accessible from Highway 89.
Watson Lake is not only good for water sports activities, the area allows access to Watson Woods, as well as the boulders of the Granite Dells.
Prepare yourself for an awesome summer ender. There’s no better place to be than here, right now, in Prescott. Your summer awaits...make it count.
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Thinking about buying? Get prepared before the right home appears.Thinking about selling? Let's turn your property's potential into a plan. Let's start with a conversation. Woods Hometown Realty 928
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