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June 16, 2018

Camp Verde is the fifth dark sky community in Arizona, following Flagstaff (the first in the world), Sedona, Big Park / Village of Oak Creek and Fountain Hills.

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Camp Verde now world’s newest dark sky community

The stars over Camp Verde are highly visible at night – not that a dark sky designation was needed for residents to know that.

By Halie Chavez June 16, 2018
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