Kachina Village is a heavily wooded residential community about 10 miles south of Flagstaff, known for its rural environment, quiet streets and green open spaces. It feels secluded, with a mix of manufactured homes and upper-end mountain log homes on rural lots. The area also includes new traditional or Craftsman styles, many built in the late 20th century or after 2000. Lot sizes are commonly up to one-third of an acre, and features like gravel driveways or attached garages vary from home to home. Kachina Village has no homeowners associations.
Businesses and restaurants are limited, so residents usually drive into Flagstaff for shopping and dining at places like Target, Sprouts, Walmart, Bashas’, Safeway, and local spots in Woodlands Village such as Teppan Fuji or Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery. Families are served by the Flagstaff Unified School District, and local children can attend highly rated Manuel DeMiguel Elementary before continuing on to Mount Elden Middle and Flagstaff High.
For things to do close to home, residents use Raymond County Park’s basketball court and baseball diamond, explore the adjacent Pumphouse County Natural Area’s wetlands and dirt-packed trails, including the 3-mile Pumphouse Wash Trail. You can also visit Kachina Wetlands Preserve, which is nationally recognized for bird diversity. Community events at Raymond County Park and easy access along Interstate 17 to Flagstaff Pulliam Airport 5 miles north and Flagstaff Medical Center 10 miles north round out daily life in this small community.