About Us...

Springerville-Eagar Regional Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization dedicated to the growth of our communities through the promotion of our region. The Chamber is your one-stop source for visitors wishing to learn more about our communities---be it an overnight stop, seasonal stay, vacation home, or relocation. We are located in the Casa Malpais Visitor Center and Museum, at 418 E. Main Street, on U.S. 60 in Springerville. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Our Mission...

...is to unite and support member businesses, promote business growth, and pursue the development of tourism and other commercial opportunities.

A Message from Executive Director Jennifer Prochnow

On behalf of the business community and residents of Round Valley, I want to thank you for your interest in our region. From outdoor activities to shopping and lunch, Round Valley has something for everyone.

Located in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, our area offers hiking, camping, fishing, and trail-riding. Whether you prefer horseback, bicycle, on foot, or ATV, there is a trail system for you. If fishing is your game, our mountain streams and lakes are teeming with trout, pan fish, and a variety of other species of fish. The wildlife that live in our forests and meadows are abundant, and you will find many opportunities to capture their beauty on film.

If shopping and lunch are more your speed, you’ll find a wide variety of boutiques, shops, and restaurants in our downtown areas. Area specific merchandise, antiques, artwork, and the basic necessities are all available for purchase. After hours of shopping, sit, relax, and enjoy the cuisine at one of our restaurants. You may enjoy your meal on a patio, or in the comfort of a climate controlled building.

 For the history buff, there are many attractions that will satisfy your interests. Our towns host a myriad of museums and sites that reflect the rich history of the area. Casa Malpais is an ancient Puebloan site that was an ancestral home to the Zuni and Hopi. Tours are available Tuesday through Saturday at 9, 11, and 2. There are several museums where tours are available upon request. Reflecting our Old West and ranching history is a Historical Park that you can peruse at your leisure. We are also the home to the 26 Bar Ranch, a working ranch that belonged to John Wayne and is now run by the Hopi Tribe. And, be sure to check out Sipe Wildlife Area and Becker Lake Wildlife Area.

Round Valley is also the home of the Round Valley Enshpere. The Ensphere, which was built in 1992, serves as the primary structure for interscholastic athletic and physical education activities at Round Valley High School as well as for other school and community activities. The facility is located on the campus of the Round Valley High School.

Stop in at the Chamber of Commerce Visitor’s Center to learn more about the attractions we have to offer. We have trail maps, road maps, and information on all the sights to be seen. No matter what your interests are, I’m sure you will find something in Round Valley to enjoy. We invite you to come and see all that we have to offer.

Board of Directors