Gilbert, Arizona
Once known as the “hay shipping capital of the world,” the town of Gilbert encompasses 76 square miles to the southeast of Phoenix. For thirteen years, Gilbert was the fastest-growing municipality in the United States. In 1990, Gilbert had just 29,000 residents. By 2013, that figure had grown to 229,000. Maybe because it’s still considered a “town” of 229,000 people, Gilbert also enjoys an extremely low crime rate for its population. Gilbert is considered the safest place to live in the state of Arizona and places in the top 25 safest places to live in the United States.
Gilbert’s popularity is booming! It’s no wonder: hip restaurants keep popping up, home to the Gilbert Farmer’s Market with local artists and vendors, and considered a paradise for the outdoors.
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Top Attractions
1. Agritopia Farms
Supporting urban agriculture in the state of Arizona. Supplying certified organic produce to the community from the gorgeous Agritopia community.
2. Cosmo Dog Park
Cosmo Dog Park is a special oasis that has captured and celebrated the unique bond between dogs and humans.
3. Gilbert Historical Museum
Originally opened as Gilbert Elementary School in 1913, HD SOUTH is the oldest building still standing in Gilbert and is the only one on the National Register of Historic Places.
4. Gilbert Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints
The temple is near the intersection of Pecos and Greenfield roads in a rapidly growing part of the southeast Phoenix metropolitan area.
5. Gilbert Farmers Market
The GFM features some amazing Food Trucks and local eats along with games and
entertainment for the whole family to enjoy!