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Surprise, Arizona
Surprise is located in the south-central part and is the 10th largest city in the U.S. State of Arizona. It is a very young city and it is considered a suburb of Phoenix about 45-50 minutes by car from downtown Phoenix.
The city is recognized for its family-friendly suburban atmosphere, golf courses, sunny weather, and it is home to one of the largest tennis and racquet complex in Arizona.
To See And To Do In Surprise
- The Surprise Stadium
- Arts HQ Gallery
- Golf
- Northwest Regional Library
- The Tennis and Racquet Complex
- WHAM Community Art Center
- Justice Brothers U-Pick
- A To Z Polish Market
- AMC Surprise Pointe 14
- Pastor Rick's Gospel Ranch (horseback riding, pony rides, arts)
- Surprise Community Park/li>
History Of Surprise - Timeline
Thousands of years before the first white settler came, the land was inhabited by the ancient Hohokam tribe. In 1450, the Hohokam culture began to decline and various other Indian tribes inhabited or utilized the region, which was characterized by harsh desert, and mountains.
In 1539, the Frensh missionary Fray Marcos de Niza explored the area. In 1700, the Spanish missionary Father Eusebio Kino explored the area.
In 1937, the area was rural, undeveloped, and part of the vast agricultural land in the West Valley. General Forney Odin and family, and the Mount Family are believed to be the only families who lived in the area.
In 1938, Flora Mae Statler purchased one square mile of farmland, and founded the town "Surprize" spelled with a z. She was the daughter of Charles Gillett, a businessman and a member of the first City Council in Glendale. For decades, Homer Charles Ludden, a real estate developer, was credited as the city's founder. However, property records discovered in 2010 revealed that Flora Mae Statler purchased the land on May 17, 1938, before she even met her husband Ludden. The town was created to provide affordable housing for agricultural workers.
In 1940, roughly 20 people had come and settled in the area. In 1941, more settlers arrived for employment opportunities in farming and for work at the new nearby Luke Air Force Base. The Fulcher Family built a house.
In 1944, the First Baptist Church was organized. In 1946, the Truman Ranch was established and operated in the area. In 1960, Surprise was incorporated, and William E. Williams was the first mayor. In 1970, around 1500 people lived in the area.
In 1975, it was decided to pave the dirt roads.In 1981, the Community Center opened. In 1986, the Surprise Fire-Medical Department transitioned from a volunteer force to a full-time department. In 1991, the Police Department was established.
In 2000, around 31,000 people lived in the city. In 2002, the Surprise Stadium baseball venue was built. In 2007. the Surprise Tennis and Racquet Complex opened. In 2008, the City Hall was built. In 2009, the AMC Surprise Pointe 14 Theatre opened.
In 2023, the constructionof the Surprise Rescue Oasis Aquatic Center and Park began. In 2026, there were 167,564 people living in the city.
