Northgrove offers a calm and serene neighborhood with minimal street noise, creating a peaceful atmosphere for residents. The area features mostly single detached homes and some townhouses, with many properties built after 2000 providing modern living spaces. Convenient access to several local parks allows residents to spend quality time outdoors. The neighborhood includes a selection of restaurants, while access to pharmacies and staple groceries is straightforward. Educational facilities, including primary and secondary schools, can be reached with ease from most homes in the area. A limited number of gentle slopes foster pleasant bicycling, making two-wheeled transportation a comfortable option.
People who prefer a calm atmosphere will enjoy Northgrove. Parks are easy to get to since there are a few of them nearby for residents to discover. This neighborhood is also very quiet, as the streets are generally very peaceful.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Spanning 58 acres on E McKellips Road just south of Northgrove, this interactive park features five educational themed nodes, nature walking paths, a paved Discovery Loop, and is Mesa’s first park to offer free Wi‑Fi, making it a hands‑on natural escape just a short drive from the neighborhood.
Located on E McKellips Road, this charter school serves both elementary (K‑6) and middle school students and is among the few public school options within Northgrove’s boundaries, offering local families a neighborhood‑accessible education alternative.
Tucked right in Northgrove at 1947 N Lindsay Road, Vito’s brings locally beloved Italian fare—from thin crust pizzas to veal Marsala and Tortellini Sunrise—in a warm, casually elegant setting beloved by neighbors.
Just north of Northgrove along N Dobson Road, Mesa Riverview is a sprawling outdoor retail hub with over 80 stores and dining options, including major anchors like Home Depot and Bass Pro Shops, plus casual eateries and services for convenient shopping trips.
Northgrove residents enjoy quick access eastward to Red Mountain Park, known for its hiking trails, sports fields, and community programs—making it a go‑to spot for outdoor activity and family recreation just minutes from home.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
Mesa residents can enjoy Arizona’s largest free Independence Day celebration featuring live entertainment, a patriotic car show, a naturalization ceremony and fireworks—all within walking or short drive distance from Northgrove.
A weekly food-focused market in the nearby Eastmark community offering farm-fresh produce and local goods—perfect for Northgrove residents looking to shop local on a Saturday morning.
Families and hobbyists near Northgrove can immerse themselves in Arizona’s premier tabletop gaming convention, with RPGs, board games, vendor hall, panels and nightly gaming sessions.
Residents in Northgrove can catch R&B artist Ella Mai live at Mesa Amphitheatre—an intimate outdoor concert venue just minutes away for a fun summer night out.
An eclectic concert at a cozy downtown Mesa venue, offering nearby Northgrove residents a unique, intimate live music experience featuring Aurelio Voltaire and Alex Okami.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Northgrove
Local characteristics and demographics for Northgrove
