Summer is usually considered the shortest time of the year. After all, how can you cram dozens of fun things to do and amazing places to visit into just two months? Even though summer break will technically be over by September, you can look forward to a three-day holiday before everyone goes back to the grind: Labor Day.

The 4th of July is a nationwide celebration and every corner of the country has festivities in place to pay tribute to the forefathers of the nation who dedicated their lives to securing independence for Americans. Apart from tributes, of course, different forms of fun are also in the line-up.

It is not unusual to hear people begin their summer activities or plans during the Memorial Day weekend. This three-day holiday is considered by many as the official start of summer so there isn't a better time for the festivities and fun to start than on this long weekend.

When it comes down to it, you deserve your wedding to be gorgeous and stress-free, surrounded by your loved ones. Whether you're a local, or are looking to do a destination wedding, Arizona is one of the most gorgeous places to plan for. While the summers are scorching hot, there are many months of the year that are perfect for planning your big day. Let's get into some of the details as you get more familiar with our resort and accommodations.

Spring time in Arizona is a golfer's paradise. Beautiful temperatures, plenty of sunshine, and some of the best course conditions you can find across the United States. If you haven't visited Phoenix before for a golf vacation, you owe it to yourself to begin planning your trip right this very moment.

The Wigwam Arizona is a historic, modern resort in Litchfield Park, Arizona. The hotel is only a short drive from both Glendale and Phoenix. The weather in Arizona allows visitors and locals to experience the holiday season in an unconventional way. Down here in the valley, the temperatures average in the mid-70s for the high in November, and only dropping a mere 10 degrees to average in the mid-60s during December. Suffice to say, it's a unique way to spend the holiday season.

With ideal sunny weather practically all year round, it's no wonder Arizona is the home of some of the best golf courses in the United States. On top of that, golf is a popular sport not only for adults; a lot of young people actually enjoy the sport and dedicate weekends and whatever free time they have to polishing their swing at the ranges.

The Wigwam has been long celebrated as one of the Greater-Phoenix area's most historical resorts. The site is rich in history, having become many new versions of its former self over the years. Originally built way back in 1918 (nearly a hundred years ago now), the spot was a popular gathering place for the top, Ohio-based executives of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber corporation. Flash forward to the present day and the location in Litchfield Park is a luxurious oasis in the desert climate of Arizona.

The fall season in the greater Phoenix area is a magical time. Once mid-October hits, gone are the days of blistering summer heat, with November temperatures averaging 75°F during the day. It's the perfect time to take advantage of our fall specials at The Wigwam. Whether you're looking to do a staycation or bring the whole family, we have a lot to offer.

The summer months are quite a scorcher here in the Valley of the Sun. With temperatures reaching triple digits for three months out of the year, it's important for local residents to stay cool. Beyond hydrating with water, many choose to staycation at one of the nearby resorts. The Wigwam is one of the most popular spots in the Phoenix and Litchfield Park area. We pride ourselves on offering the best amenities and experience possible, which is why so many local residents choose us for their stay.

Located just 15 miles west of downtown Phoenix, the Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park has many hot summer offers, and cool activities for kids and adults of all ages. While the iconic, Arizona landmark has plenty of history behind it, families have been coming for decades to create new memories each summer.

Deeply entwined with Arizona's historical past, The Wigwam welcomes you to come, stay, and make some history of your own. Built in 1918 as a retreat for executives of the Goodyear Company, the grand Wigwam Resort maintains its historical character, while delivering a contemporary, modern-day luxury experience. Old photographs line the walls all through the resort. The grounds are filled with art, antiques and comfy areas for fireside dining, both inside and outside. The Wigwam is a satisfying and not-too-expensive option for a lodge or golf stay within the Phoenix area.

The Wigwam features 331 guestrooms, including premier suites and casitas. Accommodations offer expansive personal patios and balconies with views of the fairways, courtyards and floral gardens, as well as other intricate landscaping.

There's not a day in the year more dedicated to pampering Mom than Sunday, May 8, and here at The Wigwam, we've come up with expansive Mother's Day brunch and dinner menus to help you do exactly that.

Summer at The Wigwam means locals get to enjoy the endless amenities the resort property has to offer at considerably reduced rates, and it's all kicking off Memorial Day Weekend with an action-packed lineup of live acts, poolside entertainment and family-friendly fun.

Don't let Dad miss out. Whether it's receiving the same tiresome gift year after year or repeatedly sharing the spotlight with "grads," dads deserve a special day (or three) of their own, and The Wigwam aims to give yours exactly that.

Easter offers one of the year's best opportunities to enjoy great seasonal food and engage in lively conversation with your loved ones, and this year, the Wigwam is offering up an entire weekend of Easter-themed fun and fanfare for local and visiting families alike.

Patio Games, March Madness, Food + Drink Specials and More St. Patrick's Day is set for Thursday, March 17, but we at Red's Bar & Grill are stretching our celebration of all-things Irish into a jam-packed, no cover three-day Paddy-O-Party complete with whisky tastings, beer deals, food specials and plenty of action-packed Paddy-O-Games.

The Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States have been feeling the effects of an exceptionally strong winter thanks to a major blizzard that swept through these areas in January. From news reports and websites, the world witnessed children building snowmen, families doing their best to shovel snow from their driveways, cars completely frozen, and other activities and circumstances that can only take place when the cold of winter has taken over.

Spring training in Major League Baseball refers to the practice and exhibition games that the professional players engage in to prepare for the upcoming regular season. These games take place in February and March. The destination? Florida and Arizona—there are no better places to get in on all the excitement and the action that comes with spring training than these two states.