Winterhaven Water & Development

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2610 E Kleindale Rd
Tucson, AZ 85716
+1 (520) 327-0111
http://mywinterhaven.net

Established in 1948, Winterhaven Water & Development is a historic neighborhood located in the heart of Tucson, Arizona, known for its ranch-style homes and lush landscaping featuring grass, flowers, and majestic trees. The neighborhood also operates as a cooperative water company, providing fresh water to its residents.

In addition to its residential appeal, Winterhaven hosts the annual Festival of Lights each December, a two-week event that attracts over 60,000 visitors. This festive celebration not only brings entertainment and holiday spirit to the community but also supports local charitable efforts by generating significant donations for the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.

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