Friends of White Tank Park

is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the beauty and functionality of White Tank Mountain Regional Park in Maricopa County, Arizona. Our organization and our members achieve this mission by helping with:

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• Maintaining trails

• Assisting with Park activities

• Providing special events and programs

• Raising funds for Park improvements,  such as parking areas, culvert installations, new trails, and a butterfly garden/

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Join us in our support of the park and its activities. Become a Friend of the Park today.

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10th Annual White Tank Park Arts & Crafts Fair

February 29 and March 1, 2020
 

The White Tank Park Arts & Crafts Fair is where arts, crafts, food, and the Desert Southwest meet. Come browse with us through the Fair and its many impressive cultural assets, artistic offerings, scrumptious delights, and natural outdoor experience. The park entrance fee is waived for Arts & Crafts Fair attendees.

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Co-sponsored by Friends of White Tank Park, White Tank Mountains Conservancy, Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department, and Renewal by Andersen.

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Learn more

Next Membership Meeting

Friends of White Tank Park

Saturday, February 22, 2020

10-11 am

Park Nature Center

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Our meetings are usually held in the Nature Center at the Park unless specified otherwise. All members and visitors are welcome.

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If you have questions or would like to be added to the announcement emails, please let us know. ​​FriendsofWhiteTank@gmail.com

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Become a Member

Our success and ability to provide programs, services, and activities rely on your support. Stay informed of our latest activities and upcoming events. We look forward to greeting you as our newest "Friend" of White Tank Park.

Join today

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Questions?

​​FriendsofWhiteTank@gmail.com

Did you know?

The White Tank Mountain Regional Park entered the Maricopa County park system in 1961.

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It has 29,752 acres to explore, more than 200 picnic tables, and 7 ramadas.

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There are several important petroglyph areas. Please help us keep these historically significant cultural resources by respecting them.

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