New restaurants and amenities are coming to Buckeye, but there are old ones like the Sheep Camp, which has been open for about 40 years. Photo: Jeremy Duda/Axios
As the city's population grows, restaurants, retail and entertainment amenities will follow, but for now, there are plenty of cool spots in town.
We asked for some recommendations, and here's what we've got.
🍔 The Sheep Camp: Opened in 1984, the Sheep Camp's menu features classic diner staples with a taste of old Buckeye as it was before it became the Valley's fastest-growing suburb.
🌮 Barbon Asadero: This new addition to Buckeye's restaurant scene from the owners of Tacos Barbon touts itself as "not your average taco."
🍨 Gelato Tavern: Indulge your sweet tooth and grab a cup of coffee in historic downtown.
⛰ Skyline Regional Park: Hit the trails and explore nature's beauty from this park at the southern end of the White Tank Mountains.
🐎 Buckeye Equestrian and Events Center: Arizona's Western heritage is alive and well, so come check out some rodeo action.
👚 Screws and Sparkles: Clothing, vintage items and handmade goods in the heart of historic downtown.
👀 Hidden Lake: Buckeye's aquatic hotspot is closed to the public until further notice due to construction of the lake's "next phase," but they say they "have amazing things in the works."
Orbsorn tells Axios, "They're working on a development that is going to be probably pretty big news moving forward. "
