Beautiful park. Very spacious and clean. Lots of grassy areas and plenty of parking spots. Has a…read morejungle gym and a dog park area.

The maintenance team keeps the bathrooms perfectly clean and fully stocked. The playgrounds are…read moregreat. Haven't been since before they updated the dog parks years ago, but look forward to taking my fur babies.

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.

We are so fortunate to live near this park. It's new, clean, and has wonderful variety of things…read morefor kids and adulta of all ages to do. There's plenty of parking, and a lot of the playground areas are covered for the warmer weather. There are picnic tables to enjoy lunch while visiting and sinks with eynning water. This area can also be rented out for birthday parties. The design of the park is so nice. There's plenty of paved walkways that I push my younger grandson on around while my older grandson's playing on the playground equipment. This Recreation Center also has volleyball courts, fields for soccer and t-ball. There's also a Aquatic Center adjacent to the actual park. People also play Pickleball and Tennis here. The park is always immaculate. I've never seen one piece of trash and I've been there numerous times. There are multiple restrooms that are available and they are always clean. I've enjoyed this park so much and all of the kids that I've ever observed here are having the best time.

I've been coming to the Goodyear Recreation Center for about a year now, and it has truly become a…read morelifestyle for me. What started as buying a simple day pass, just trying to get active again after a few years, turned into something that completely changed my routine and mindset. I have to give a special shoutout to Obie. She is honestly the reason I keep my membership active. Her classes truly challenge you, but in the best way. They push you, encourage you, and somehow make you appreciate yourself and all the hard work you've put in. Obie is genuinely such a huge motivation. Her well-being, her demeanor, the way she carries herself, and the way she teaches really inspire you to be better. She's a true inspiration. After my very first class with her, I walked straight to the front desk and signed up for a membership. Every class feels like you're transforming your life for the better. She reminds you that your best is truly enough, no matter what, and that mindset has stayed with me beyond the gym. And the community that comes with it is just as special. I'm naturally a little shy, but the ladies here have truly helped me come out of my shell. Now I find myself wishing everyone a good morning when I walk in, even if I don't know them. They're always the first to offer advice or helpful tips when you're trying a new class, and they're just so kind and encouraging. I'm so grateful I found this place. I absolutely love it.

I'm on a new-ish quest to check out all of the County Parks. Being that the (south)western part of…read morethe Valley is relatively unknown to me, I decided to check out Estrella Mountain RP by myself during hiking season. Depending on the time of year with regard to NASCAR races, you may only have access to one entrance or multiple in/out of the park. The main entrance is off Vineyard and Bullard. This park has a nature center (just past the entrance) where you can buy an annual Parks Pass, check out some nature things inside or talk with an employee. As of 2024, passes are $7 unless you have a Parks Pass. Most of the trails I found in this park are loops of varying degree and all somewhat connected to another. You'll see hikers and bikers alike. They also have a couple of playgrounds, pagodas and ball fields which can be rented. The trailhead I parked at had a bathroom building which was appreciated!

It has beautiful scenery, a wide driving path, and multiple trails to walk on…read more Walking trails for all levels and abilities are available, and if hiking is not your thing, there are plenty of picnic areas and a playground. They offer a nature center for learning and enjoyment as well.

Overall it's a good park they have a huge grass area and 2 baseball fields as well as a box dirt…read morepark which the kids love. There is always parking available since they are right next to the high school

A really nice place to walk enjoy the views and see amazing wildlife ! Bring a sandwich and have a…read morepicnic but remember to clean up after yourself too :)

A quick disclaimer for the following review -- This review pertains to the fishing quality of the…read morearea. I worked in Laveen for many years and drove past this location on 91st Ave hundreds of times but did not know about the Tres Rios Wetlands until a friend suggested it for a fishing outage. The first recommendation I will make is to bring/leave nothing of value in your vehicle. This is a high-crime area of Phoenix and the "parking lot" for Tres Rios is essentially just the shoulder of the main road. There have been several police reports filed at this location for vehicles being burglarized and catalytic converters being stolen. Secondly, a permit is required to park/use Tres Rios. The permits are free and available through the Tres Rios Wetlands page on the Phoenix.gov site. Each permit is good for a 6-month block. I have no idea if there is any enforcement action taken against non-permit holders but the consequence is a class 5 felony for trespassing on government land per multiple signs posted all over the park. Finally, if you went through the trouble of obtaining a permit and driving here just to fish, you may have set yourself up for disappointment. The actual wetlands sanctuary area that is advertised on the website is completely off limits to the public (including permit holders) and is surrounded by a 7 ft barbwire fence. The only area where fishing is actually permitted is a small strip of water outside of the sanctuary. The area is not maintained and it is completely surrounded by thick 6ft tall reeds and grass with only 3-4 gaps over about a half mile about the width of a single person. Maybe I went during wrong season, but the ground was covered in swarms of millions of ants crossing the pathway. Be careful what you put down on the ground or where you stand as you're likely to be covered in ants. If you're here to walk, hike, or birdwatch, I'm sure this location is beautiful gem in the desert thats full of wildlife. If you're here to fish it's unfortunately a big disappointment.

Mondo Park is a neighborhood park. The new playground is now open. The new playground includes…read moreshade and a small accessible play area. Other than the play structure, the park is mostly a flat grassy area. There is plenty of space for a game of soccer. The park is surrounded by homes. I would not recommend using the park for a game of baseball. There are trees around the outskirts of the park providing some shaded areas.

Follow me on instagram Yazpicnicsrentals…read more Oso Park is a nice spot where I created a picnic for one of my clients who chose this spot and they really enjoyed it.

Beautiful baseball park. Loved the treats around the park. Wonderful people, perfect for the Winter…read moreand Spring.