Queen Creek Olive Mill Tour — Queen Creek, Arizona

Discover the Queen Creek Olive Mill Tour in Arizona

Immerse yourself in a true blossom-to-bottle agritourism experience at the Queen Creek Olive Mill Tour in Queen Creek, Arizona — the state’s only working olive farm and mill. Set among lush olive groves, this family-owned destination invites visitors to learn how premium extra-virgin olive oil is made, sample unique varietals, explore artisan products, and enjoy Mediterranean-inspired flavors. Guided Olive Oil 101 tours explain the full journey from olive tree to finished oil in an engaging and approachable way.

Why it’s special:
Queen Creek Olive Mill combines education, tastings, gourmet food, and specialty shopping into a single visit, offering one of Arizona’s most complete and flavorful agritourism experiences in a working olive grove setting.

History/Story of Queen Creek Olive Mill

Founded in 2005 by the Rea family, Queen Creek Olive Mill began as a small olive-processing operation and has grown into one of Arizona’s most popular food-focused attractions. Drawn by the region’s climate and soil, the family planted thousands of olive trees and developed a reputation for producing high-quality extra-virgin olive oil. Today, the mill balances traditional olive-growing methods with modern milling practices while remaining family-owned and deeply rooted in Arizona agriculture.

What You’ll See & Do on the Queen Creek Olive Mill Tour

• Join a guided Olive Oil 101 tour explaining olive cultivation and oil production

• Learn how olives are harvested, pressed, and transformed into extra-virgin olive oil

• Taste a variety of olive oils and infused flavors

• Walk through olive groves and learn about different olive varietals

• Browse the gourmet marketplace featuring oils, vinegars, and artisan foods

• Enjoy Mediterranean-inspired meals and snacks on-site

Hands-On Elements: Guided olive oil tastings and interactive discussions during the tour.
Photo/Video Policy: Photography is encouraged outdoors and in tasting areas; restricted in certain production zones.
Souvenirs & Extras: Bottled olive oils, balsamic vinegars, tapenades, olive-based bath products, gourmet foods, and branded gifts.

Pricing of Queen Creek Olive Mill Tour

• Olive Oil 101 tour: $8 per person

• Olive Oil 101 tour with prosecco: $12 per person

• Children ages 5 and under: Free

Practical Info for Visiting Queen Creek Olive Mill

Duration: Approximately 45 minutes
Format: Guided tour with tastings and time to explore independently
Schedule & Seasonality: Tours offered daily; availability may vary by season
Working Hours: Sunday–Wednesday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM; Thursday–Saturday, 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Audience: Food lovers, families, culinary enthusiasts, agritourism visitors
Accessibility: ADA accessible with some outdoor walking on gravel paths
Safety & Restrictions: Non-service animals are not permitted in production areas
Languages: English
Group & School Visits: Private tours and group visits available by request
What to Bring/Wear: Comfortable shoes and sun protection
Facilities: Restrooms, indoor and outdoor dining, gourmet marketplace, parking
Closures & Downtime: Closed on major holidays and during select private events

Nearby

• San Tan Mountain Regional Park

• Schnepf Farms

• Downtown Queen Creek dining and shopping

FAQs About Visiting the Queen Creek Olive Mill

What does the Olive Oil 101 tour include?
The tour covers olive farming basics, milling methods, and guided tastings of extra-virgin olive oil.

Do I need a reservation for the Olive Oil 101 tour?
Reservations are not required; tours are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Can visitors see the olive oil production equipment?
Yes, guests view key milling areas during the guided tour, though some zones remain restricted.

Is food available at the olive mill?
Yes, the mill offers Mediterranean-inspired meals, snacks, and small plates throughout the day.

Can I purchase olive oil directly from the mill?
Yes, the on-site marketplace sells bottled oils, vinegars, and specialty food items.