Distance from Anaheim, CA to Peoria, AZ
Driving directions and distance from Anaheim, CA to Peoria, AZ. See miles, drive time, gas cost, and route details.
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Trip details
| From | Anaheim, California (population: 345,012) |
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| To | Peoria, Arizona (population: 162,592) |
| Driving distance | 354 miles |
| Straight-line (as the crow flies) | 327 miles |
| Estimated drive time | 6 hr 25 min |
| Primary highways | I 10 · CA 91 · CA 60 |
| States on route | California, Arizona (2) |
| Gas needed at 25 MPG | ~ 14.1 gallons |
| Gas needed at 30 MPG | ~ 11.8 gallons |
Cities along this route
Major population centers within ~30 miles of the driving path from Anaheim, CA to Peoria, AZ. These make natural rest, fuel, or overnight stops.
Route notes
The route crosses the arid Southwest, where fuel stops are sparse and distances between services can exceed 80 miles.
Expect tolls on segments of this route: express lanes and FasTrak corridors. Out-of-state drivers should confirm E-ZPass or local transponder acceptance, or budget cash / license-plate billing.
Seasonal driving conditions
Summer desert heat (June through September) frequently exceeds 110°F in parts of Arizona, Nevada, and southern California. Carry extra water and avoid midday driving on rural sections. Fall, winter, and spring offer the most comfortable conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Anaheim, CA to Peoria, AZ — how far is the drive?
It is 354 miles by road. The straight-line (air) distance is 327 miles; the gap comes from terrain, rivers, and the practical alignment of highways.
How many hours of driving between Anaheim, CA and Peoria, AZ?
About 6 hr 25 min of pure driving. Most travelers add roughly 1 hour per 4 hours of driving to account for meal breaks, fuel stops, and unexpected slowdowns.
How much should I budget for gas?
Between $40 and $48 based on MPG (25–30), assuming $3.40 per gallon. Use the calculator on this page to plug in your current local gas price and fuel economy.
What time of year is best for this drive?
For most US routes, April through October offers the most predictable conditions. Mountain and northern routes add winter risk; Gulf Coast routes add late-summer hurricane risk. See the regional notes on this page for specifics.
Distances and drive times on this page are estimates derived from OpenStreetMap data via OSRM routing. Actual conditions vary with traffic, weather, construction, and route choice — always confirm your route with live navigation before traveling. Full disclaimer.