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Hidden Lake Surf Resort surf park in Buckeye, Arizona, USA

Hidden Lake Surf Resort

Buckeye, Arizona, USA
Last updated October 17, 2026
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STATUS
Announced
WAVE TYPE
Surf Lagoon
ACCESS
Not yet available
WAVE TECH
Endless Surf
SKILL RANGE
Beginner · Intermediate · Advanced

Hidden Lake Surf Resort is not open yet. It runs Endless Surf in Buckeye, Arizona, USA.

Verified September 2026

THE VERDICT

A site with an unusual head start: 120 acres, an existing 60-acre lake, a closed land purchase and a named wave vendor. Funding, construction and a date are still ahead.

OVERVIEW

Hidden Lake Surf Resort is a proposed surf and waterfront resort on 120 acres in Buckeye, on the western edge of metro Phoenix, built around the existing 60-acre lake of the former Hidden Lake event venue at 24445 W. Sunrise Drive. The property sold for about 10.5 million dollars on 13 January 2026 to Ocean Front Property in Arizona LLC, led by Drew Boyles. The plan presented at Surf Park Summit in September 2026 calls for a 12.5-acre Endless Surf lagoon with a resort hotel, beach club, marina, villas, casitas and glamping. The developer says resort and recreation uses are approved through the City of Buckeye's Planned Area Development. The project won the Surf Park Sharks pitch at the summit, where Surf Park Central listed Developer of the Year as Hidden Lakes (Drew Boyles). No construction start or opening date has been announced.

THE WAVE

The plan presented at Surf Park Summit specifies a 12.5-acre Endless Surf lagoon. No caisson count, capacity or wave menu has been announced, and the project's renderings are described as conceptual and subject to change.

BEST FOR

Nobody yet. If built, the fast-growing West Valley of metro Phoenix, which has no surf of its own.

PRICING

No prices have been announced.

PLANNING

Nothing to plan. The nearest open surf park is Revel Surf in Mesa, about 1 hour 35 minutes east by car.

WAVE INFO

Technology

Endless Surf

Wave Types

rolling/greenperformance/turns

Skill Levels

BeginnerIntermediateAdvanced
AMENITIES
—Existing 60-acre lake
—Planned surf lagoon
—Event and music venue
—Beach club
—Retail, food and beverage
QUICK ANSWERS

When does Hidden Lake Surf Resort open?

No opening date has been announced for Hidden Lake Surf Resort, which has been announced but not started. It is early: the land has closed and the developer cites existing zoning approval, but there is no construction start or opening date, and the project website carries a securities disclaimer. The villas, casitas and glamping are part of the concept, not for sale. In October 2026 Boyles told Surf Park Central that the project has a site plan and has secured its water, and that site-plan review and construction drawings come next. Treat any opening date you see elsewhere as speculation until construction begins.

Where is Hidden Lake Surf Resort?

Hidden Lake Surf Resort is in Buckeye, Arizona, USA. The nearest airport is Phoenix Sky Harbor International, about 1 hour 5 minutes by car.

AT A GLANCE
Pricing not yet published
AnnouncedNot yet open
LocationBuckeye, Arizona, USA
AccessNot yet available
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PLANNING AHEAD

The area around Hidden Lake Surf Resort

Hidden Lake Surf Resort is not open yet, so there is nothing to book. This is what surrounds the site, for whenever it does open.

Getting To The Area

  • Phoenix Sky Harbor International (PHX): 43 miles, about 1 hour 5 minutes
  • Phoenix Goodyear (GYR): 17 miles, about 45 minutes

Where to Stay

No lodging exists on site yet; the concept includes a resort hotel. The nearest hotel supply is in the West Valley suburbs toward Goodyear and Avondale.

The Area

Buckeye is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, spread across the far West Valley of metro Phoenix along Interstate 10. The site is on W. Sunrise Drive, about 1 hour by car from downtown Phoenix.