This is a nice park! It is well maintained, has ample bench + table seating, a small number of BBQ…read moregrills, a playground, basketball court, and soccer field. There's two areas of the sand-covered playground: one area is geared more towards older kids (Prob 5+ years) and another for toddlers. There's a lot of different fun equipment for kiddos to play with. In addition to swings and the slides, there's a rocking car and see-saw just to name a few of the equipment here.

Nice pit stop along Sun Circle Trail. No parking lot, but curbside parking available if you…read morenavigate through the adjacent neighborhood via McClintock. Lighted basketball court, playground, soccer goal, picnic tables, and a medium-sized patch of grass for various activities (fetch, frisbee, etc.). Not the biggest park, but I usually take a break here during my sunset canal bike rides.

Nice park with tennis courts and pickleball courts, plenty of parking. Bathrooms seem to always be…read moreclosed, but we go in the evening so not sure if they close before then.

Love this little park!…read more I live close by and run/walk the nearby canal often, but never thought to review it until now... My family recently took up pickleball and GR Herberger currently has four pickleball courts. The park also has two tennis courts, two sand volleyball courts, some picnic tables and benches, a private parking lot, public bathrooms, a grassy area, and easy access to the Arizona Falls and the aforementioned canal. So, I've been frequenting this park more often and I'm so grateful it exists! Note: If you do intend to play pickleball, there are some rules for rotating it in to keep it fair for everyone... If you're seeking more of a playground park for kids to play, Arcadia Park is a super quick walk across Indian School as well.

Riverview Park is located outside of 2 hotels and for guests staying there it's a great spot to…read moretake a walk. Just down the road from Sloan Park (Cub's stadium) and across the street from Mesa Riverview shopping area, it's very well situated. For locals and people living in the area, it's definitely frequented for fishing, using the playground, playing soccer or sports, and taking a nice walk. It's a clean and well maintained park. When the weather is nice, this is a great place to take a walk at sunset, around the small lake. I've seen some really nice skies and colors from the park. People are there year round fishing and there's a big playground area with a large climbing tower & splash pad towers at the north end of the park. Spread throughout that area are picnic ramadas w/ grills that are popular on the weekend. We walk our pups around when it's cooler outside. Summer months we don't usually walk over, even though we live close by, across the street. It's just too hot, even at night. Overall, it's a great park area and I look forward to when we come back regularly for our evening walks.

This park is so great for kids of all ages! Gated splash pad, lots of shaded ramadas and climbing…read morefor the older guys.

As a recent resident of Phoenix, I have heard a lot about the intensities of the summers here. I…read moredon't know what it is about me, but maybe the heat doesn't phase me as much. With that in mind, I braved the heat and stopped by Eldorado Park for a hour-long walk (hydration pack and sunscreen in tow). Located in Scottsdale, there's plenty of parking. The first thing that stands out is the size of the park. There's plenty of greenery, there are benches, there are picnic tables, there's a lake, there are playgrounds, there's disc golf, and more. Eldorado actually bleeds into another park so it takes quite a while if you're trying to explore it in its entirety. I wouldn't say Eldorado Park is the most picturesque park I've been to. Nor is it in the nicest part of town. But it did the job. There are so many hiking and walking opportunities in Phoenix. It was nice to try out a new spot.

I'm not sure of the history of this park or anything. I just know it was easy to find on the…read morephone, and chill to use as we ate our lunch, and walked around in. Relatively clean, lots of parking available. A good break from the everyday.

The renovated playground is a great addition for the little ones. Soft rubber flooring, slides,…read moremusical instruments, doll house, and more to entertain our little ones safely. It is also connected to the trail that goes to the Eldorado Park area if you also want to take the kids for a stroll.

I walk through this park every day and I always think, is this really a park?…read more This park is not bad, but its location and size are very odd. It almost seems like they didn't know what to do with the land so they made it into a grassy area and put a play structure there. Now I am sure a lot of people walk through here, especially with dogs. But there is no properly gated area for dogs. It's close to a busy street, so would you even feel comfortable taking your kids here and possibly running by cars? I am not trying to make this out to be a terrible area and I am sure it serves its purpose. This is very much a local's kind of park and it gets its occasional use. But definitely not something to drive out of your way for!

Nice park. Kept clean and well maintained. Decent amount of shade trees and covered areas. It's a…read morebit hot now, but a decent place to cast a line.

I love the uniqueness of this park The lake, the library,…read morethe kid swings, the musical instruments, all so fun. It's clean and well kept. There's a new book featured around the water area every month to read with your kiddo. Duckies to feed, fishing. And it's not too big to where you'll misplace your child

This is a pretty nice city park with multiple parking lots, a walking path around a "lake", lots of…read moregreen space, seating, and a playground. There's also a scouting activity area that looked interesting and seems to be for scouting troops to have campfires and outdoor activities. Technically there's also a hummingbird garden but unless you parked in a specific spot or know where to look, you'd miss it as its small and tucked in a far corner. While small, it is nice (aside from the pile of cigarette butts some jrrk left) with some nice plants, a short walking path, and a water feature. It has a lot of desert plants but I was surprised not to see more spring flowers this time of year. The park is nice and the water seemed clean and not smelly, but I wish we had more areas of denser vegetation like the hummingbird area to walk around in. It does seem pretty well kept up and I noticed several newer desert willows growing. At 8 am on a spring Sunday, it was busy with people walking, fishing, at the playground, and doing tai Chi, but parking wasn't an issue.

What a beautiful park in middle of chandler. We have visited this park multiple times for…read morebirthdays, just for a walk around and taking the kids to play area. Though the play area needs a bit of maintenance, the kids love the variety of play equipments available. There is a lake with ducks near by which is a big hit among Kids. We have tried the train ride and it's pretty cute. Unlike other parks it's good long train ride. Overall a good large park, this is like an OG in chandler.

This park has been under construction to parts of it for improvements for a while but the…read moreplayground area is still accessible and open. This park is right by my house and I pass it during my nightly speed walks. It's a cool park with a little pond, the playground, and basketball courts (also closed until August) and it's an awesome neighborhood park to have holiday get together, to shoot some hoops, or to just take the kids to play.

The park is being re made and we are so excited. It looks beautiful. Hopefully will see young…read morefamilies enjoying themselves soon