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Nearby Accommodations | Gold Canyon Golf Resort Located just a couple miles west of the Festival, Gold Canyon Golf Resort is an extraordinary Escape from the Ordinary. The resort's 90 unique Hotel rooms offer a variety of amenities such as Indoor or Outdoor Spas, Suites, Wood Burning Fireplaces and Private Patios with splendid views of the majestic Superstition Mountains. Call (480) 982-9090 to book your reservation. *Pricing based on availability, some blackout dates may apply. |
 | Camping Reservations | Lost Dutchman State Park | Arizona (azstateparks.com) Located on the Apache Trail, State Route 88, north of Apache Junction. Highway 88 crosses the northwest portion of the Park, private land is on the south, and the Tonto National Forest on the north and east. The Park provides views and access to the most scenic portions of the legendary Superstition Mountains and maintains facilities to support the recreational activities. |
| Map & Directions | We are EASILY ACCESSIBLE from anywhere in the state - time travel is a great thing! Click here for a map and directions to the Festival. |
| Special Events | Every weekend at the Festival is filled with Action, Adventure and Fun for the entire Family! Click here to visit our Special Events page to see what the weekend theme is, or what kind of special offers may be available. Magical moments await you. |
| Festival Materials you can print for your visitors | For the Kids: Kids Renaissance Activity Sheet Pirate Coloring Sheet Charging Knight Coloring Sheet Princess Coloring Sheet Mermaid Coloring Sheet For the Adults: Quick Royal Faire Facts Patron Quotes & Festival Information Hispanic Information Sheet |
| Fun Facts | Since our state is a big GOLF playing state filled with lush courses, how many of you knew that King James II of Scotland outlawed golf in 1457 because he believed it distracted his archers from training? When exploring our village you will hear: HUZZAH! (sometimes written hazzah; originally huzza, and in most modern varieties of English hurrah or hooray) is, according to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), "apparently a mere exclamation". |
