A small but mighty community park. Country Meadows Park pack a lot into a smaller space. There are…read moreshaded basketball courts, tennis courts, and a gaga ball pit. The two picnic ramadas may be rented. Ramadas are a bit spread out. Each group doesn't overlap into the next. Playground is heavily shaded! Stuctures are large enough to hold the attention of little ones for some time. Several different swinging options allow kids of all sizes to swing. Though most of the swings are not shaded. There are various green spaces. A walking path snakes around the park. Restrooms are available near the picnic ramadas. A small parking lot faces Buttler. Street parking is also available.

My kids love rio vista. The park is always packed and full of kids. There is always some sort of…read moresporting event going on and the splash pad is a plus!

Rio Vista Park is pretty much in the heart of Peoria right off Thunderbird Blvd. Super clean with…read moreplenty of ample parking. This is a great park to get access to the canal trail which is what I use it for. No issues with people tampering with your vehicle due to the volume of people who frequent the park. You can fish, use the gym, bring your offspring to the play area or get on the canal trail and bike, walk or run.

Came here for a Celebration Of Life gathering recently. Nice park and lots to offer in the way of…read moreplaying ball games, having an outdoor party, or just taking a stroll around the park. The Ramada's are nice and roomy enough to host more than one party or event. There are plenty of places to park too.

Front desk consistently and deliberately lies about rentals. We booked the large room for our…read morewedding under the guise that the required bartending service allowed us to supply our own alcohol as long as they were sealed. NOW 60 days out we are being told otherwise and with absolutely little care. This low on their part is going to cost us thousands of dollars. The front desk worker we spoke to today was so nonchalant and had no clue how to do the very basics of her job. To say I'm pissed is an understatement.

Muy bien. Me gusta batear siempre que puedo voy a destresarme un poco el lugar no es tan moderno…read morepero si cumple con lo que uno busca yo lo recomiendo

Neighbors are very nosy. There was a lady writing down people's license plates. A guy taking pics…read moreof tail end of cars where you could see the make, model & plate.

Great community park. Sweetwater has covered picnic structures, volleyball court, basketball…read morecourts, tennis courts, a field and a play structure. Picnic structures each have 2 tables and a bbq. Structures are spread out. This is great for parties. Several parties may be going on at once, and they won't interfere with eachother. Volleyball court is on grass. Several basketball hoops. There is a handicap accessible ramp down to the basketball courts. Tennis courts are towards the back of the park. There are quite a few courts. Playground is newer. There are lots of places to climb, spin around, and even a percussion play area. Parts of the playground are shaded. Playground has many accessible areas. On top of all that, there is also a field. Field is large enough for a game of soccer. Parking is located in a lot or along the street on W. Sweetwater.

We have been to this park over the years. Played tennis there mostly. It has nice infrastructure w/…read morekids play areas replete w/ slides, swings etc. on sawdust. Kept clean and well maintained near a residential area. I think they have 4 cabanas which is also nice. Most parks don't have as many. We wish they would include Pickleball which is great for all genres and is the most popular sport/activity in the U.S.and experiencing exponential growth. Thx for your attention. Cheers!

Played a league soccer game here. This review has nothing to do with the facilities. They are…read moremodern and seem to be well maintained. The fields, however, were complete garbage. In no way should they be used as a soccer pitch. There were random holes dug, the grass is patchy at best, and if the city was in charge of drawing the lines for the pitch the linesman must have been drunk. It was an embarrassing field to call a soccer pitch.

Gateway park packs a lot into the space. There is a small skate park, soccer fields, baseball…read morefields, playground, splash pad, dog park and restaurant. Park has lots of shade around the play area. Sun sails are on top of the playground itself. Sails didn't provide much shade early in the morning. Temperature was in the low 70's, so we didn't mind. Play structures were in good condition. My youngest enjoyed playing there. The splash pad is located next to the park. I could see the area getting very busy on hot days. Not as much shade around the splash area. Lots of shaded parking around the park. Parking is shared with the police department and YMCA. There was still plenty of parking while we were there. The fields are also utilized by The Y for their sports programs. The only reason to not give the park 5 stars is the amount of trash. We were there on a Saturday morning. There before any games, before any other people really came. The trash cans were overflowing with trash. There was also lots of trash around the parking lot. Otherwise, Gateway is a wonderful community park.

They removed the grass and pathway to the dog parks is very dangerous mounds of rock with deep…read moreditches and crevices. Several people have fallen already. Dogs have injured feet. Why on earth would you not have a sidewalk going to the dog parks rather than a dangerous climb over mounds of rock and deep crevices .... supposedly it is finished. Poor planning and a lawsuit waiting to happen

We have visited Sunnyslope Park a few times. This park is close to some people that we meet there…read more Sunnyslope does have a lot going for it. There is a covered playground, dog park, basketball hoops and picnic ramadas. Lots of open spaces. There is always enough parking when we visit. Sunnyslope is not the cleanest of community parks. Fields aren't usually in the best condition either. Still, the kids have fun here.

This place was packed with kids on their skateboards. There is a soccer field and saw more than a…read morefew families having picnics. It's a lovely park. Clean and well kept up.

This is a great place to take the family for some fun at the park. It boasts a playground for kids,…read moreseveral fields for baseball, football, soccer, etc. There is also a skate park attached at the front end for those who skate or bike (or use scooters). Additionally, there is a couple food stands in the center of the park for those that get hungry. Lastly, there is a dog park attached at the southern end for those who are looking for a place to take their pets. Be aware that they are building a police station at the southwest end of the park. It may add to security (not that it's really needed), as well as ensure that the people who attend the park are behaving nicely.

This was the first time I've ever set foot in Beuf Rec Center. I went there to have my taxes done…read moreby AARP Tax Aide. I found the center to be very clean and helpful associates who directed me to the right room. The tax volunteers were fabulous, knowledgeable and fun to work with. I picked up an April calendar listing all the great things offered at this Center. I will be joining and partake in activities/events. Thank you for this wonderful opportunity.

The Goelet A.C. Beuf Community Center is located on 35th Ave. & Pinnacle Peak Road. This is an…read moreawesome community center with several ammenities including: classrooms, a gym/weightroom, indoor track, and dance/exercise room. The indoor track is free to walk and is air conditioned - bonus for those walkers who dread the summer heat. Use of the gym is at a cost - I think around $60 for the year, so it's pretty inexpensive but the gym is pretty small. They offer a variety of fitness/dance classes, at a cost, including: aerobics, ballet, belly dance, kickboxing, pilates and yoga + many more. They also offer specialty education classes including: oil painting, computers and spanish. I have taken a few of the classes and they are pretty inexpensive and last for a few months at a time - either once or twice weekly. It seems that they offer a lot of classes and activities for kids and seniors as well. Other amenities include indoor basketball court, softball fields, soccer field, basketball and volleyball courts, playgrounds, and picnic areas. The center is always clean and the staff is incredibly helpful. If in or close to the neighborhood this is a great community center to have access to.