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Summer in Scottsdale: a group plan for the heat.

Summer is the lowest-priced season in Scottsdale, and it is also the hottest. Afternoons from June through September regularly pass 100°F, and the monsoon season brings humid days and sudden storms. A group can still have a great summer stay if the plan is built around the heat.

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Why summer costs less

Green fees and room rates drop in the summer, which is why many groups plan their trips for these months. The golf guide shows how far prices move between the peak and summer seasons. See the best time to golf in Scottsdale.

A daily plan for the heat

TimePlan
Before 9 AMHike, walk or golf, with water for everyone
MiddayPool, spa, lunch and rest. Afternoons often pass 100°F.
AfternoonGolf simulator, indoor games, or a slow nap
EveningDinner out or at home, and a walk after sunset

Monsoon season

Late summer can bring humid air and short, heavy storms. Keep an eye on the forecast, avoid the mountain trails during a storm, and have a plan for indoor days. A pool and a simulator make those days easy.

Source: Phoenix normals from the Arizona State Climate Office, 1991 to 2020.

Frequently asked questions

Is it worth visiting Scottsdale in the summer?

Yes, if the group plans around the heat. Prices are lower, and the pool, spa and golf simulator are ideal for the afternoons.

When is the monsoon season in Scottsdale?

Humid weather and storms are most common from late summer. Check the forecast before each outdoor plan.

How hot is it in Scottsdale in July?

Afternoons regularly pass 100°F, so outdoor plans should finish before midday.

Heat and weather figures are from the Arizona State Climate Office Phoenix normals, 1991 to 2020.

Your Home Base

Stay at Paradise Reserve.

Six bedrooms, a heated pool and spa, pickleball court, golf simulator, and putting green: the perfect retreat after a day exploring Scottsdale.

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