The geology of Verde Valley in central Arizona near the Van Andel Creation Research Center is introduced. Characteristics of the Verde Formation are discussed along with the possibilities that it may have been deposited either from water being ponded by a lava dam blocking water flow out of the valley or from water being ponded in a closed graben. The development of the Mogollon Rim and the various gravel beds near or on the Rim are presented from the aspect of Flood geology. A monoclinal fold feature within the valley is examined. The many volcanic formations within the valley need to be studied to determine if they were deposited either subaqueously or subaerially. Suggestions are offered for possible creationist field work in Verde Valley.