Queen Creek Windshield Replacement & Auto Glass Repair

Farm-town roots meet fast-growing East Valley suburb

Queen Creek sits at the southeastern edge of the East Valley, straddling Maricopa and Pinal counties, bordered by Gilbert, Mesa, Apache Junction, and San Tan Valley. Even as the town has grown rapidly, it holds onto its agricultural roots through spots like Schnepf Farms, a 300-acre working farm known for peach picking and seasonal festivals, and the Queen Creek Olive Mill, Arizona’s only working olive farm and mill.

To the south, San Tan Mountain Regional Park spans 10,200 acres of Sonoran Desert, with trails like Goldmine Trail drawing hikers, equestrians, and mountain bikers. The town’s equestrian culture also shows up at Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre, a 38-acre facility hosting rodeos, barrel racing, and horse shows year-round.

Students mostly attend Queen Creek Unified School District, with high schools like Queen Creek High and Crismon High, though some western neighborhoods fall under Chandler Unified or Higley Unified. The town’s population has nearly tripled since 2010, growing from around 26,000 residents to close to 90,000, driven by master-planned communities like Barney Farms, Hastings Farms, and the active-adult community of Encanterra.