North Camelback Manor Drive in Paradise Valley, Arizona

North Camelback Manor Drive in Paradise Valley is a two-lane, asphalted residential street. The condition of the road surface is good. It runs in a north-south direction and crosses East Lincoln Drive, North Desert Fairways Drive and East Camelback Manor Drive. North Camelback Manor Drive is also known as North 53rd Place.

Alternate Name: North 53rd Place
Road Type: residential street
Lanes: 2
Speed Limit: 25 mph
Postal Code: 85253
Route: north-south

Bus stops

Scottsdale Rd & Hummingbird Ln – approx. 2.4 mi.
Scottsdale Rd & Vista Dr – approx. 2.5 mi.
Scottsdale Rd & Cheney Dr – approx. 2.5 mi.
Scottsdale Rd & McCormick Pkwy – approx. 2.7 mi.
Scottsdale Rd & Eastwood Ln – approx. 3.1 mi.
Scottsdale Rd & Gainey Suites Dr – approx. 3.3 mi.

Schools

Judson School – approx. 1.9 mi.

Doctor's offices

Dr. Mark Plastic Surgery (opening hours: Mon–Fri 9–17) at North Scottsdale Road 5410 (85253). Dr. Mark Gruszynski is a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon based in Scottsdale, specializing in plastic surgery of the nose, face, breast, and body. – approx. 2.3 mi.

Hotels

Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale (WLAN, 183 rooms) at East Lincoln Drive 5445 (85253) – approx. 0.1 mi.
Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia at East Lincoln Drive 4949 (85253) – approx. 0.4 mi.
SmokeTree Resort & Bungalows – approx. 2.1 mi.
Hermosa Inn at North Palo Cristi Road 5532 (85253) – approx. 2.4 mi.
The Scottsdale Plaza Resort & Villas (WLAN) at North Scottsdale Road 7200 (85253) – approx. 2.4 mi.

Betting shops

Joan at East Huntress Drive 6021 (85253) – approx. 0.9 mi.

Animal boardings

Applewood Pet Resort at East Lincoln Drive 6909 (85253) – approx. 2.0 mi.

Attractions

Phoenix Bat Cave – approx. 2.3 mi.

Restaurants

Werf and Wet (American, wheelchair accessible) at North Scottsdale Road 6114 – approx. 2.1 mi.
Acacia – approx. 2.5 mi.
Asadero Cocina and Cantina (Mexican, wheelchair accessible, opening hours: 7–22) at North Scottsdale Road 5401 – approx. 2.5 mi.

Tourist information centers

Arizona Bats. Arizona has 28 species of bats. Most of our bats eat insects, but two species eat pollen, and fruit from plants, including the saguargo and organ pipe cactus and the agave or century plant. – approx. 2.3 mi.
Bat Watching Area. Over 5,000 Mexican free-tailed bats live in this flood control tunnel during the summer. – approx. 2.3 mi.