My husband and I watched a spring training game here back in March and had a great experience! We…read morepurchased tickets ahead of time and opted for valet parking when we arrived, which was ~$40. Honestly a steal for a sporting event! The view is beautiful and the facility is clean. We sat in section 111, right behind home plate. We purchased food throughout the game and felt the prices were consistent with other ball parks. My only complaint is that vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options are very limited and it's challenging to find food info on their website. I recommend eating ahead if you have dietary restrictions or allergies.

Fabulous facility! Many different events throughout the year!!! Great seat options, yummy food and…read moreabsolutely amazing views!!! A very very clean stadium including bathrooms. Ticket prices are beyond reasonable. Friendly staff throughout!! Parking on site for a fee.

Great park, very clean and well taken care of. Bathrooms are nice and clean for a park, lots of…read moreactivity going on yet plenty of space for everyone. Worth the drive vs other sides of town.

Beautiful park for a calming walk around the lake. Shhh... quiet secret! Clean as it was the last…read moretime I visited which was 24 years ago.

This park is a hub for soccer, basketball, tennis, and for littles who want to use the playround!…read moreThere's even a cute free library. Parking is never and issue. It's a nice, clean spot to rest while continuing on the greenbelt and more.

MVP is a nice, safe park in North Scottsdale. It's above average size with a rec. center, soccer…read morefield, tennis courts and kids area. It's easy to get to with ample parking. I agree with another reviewer they should reseed the grass. It's very worn down with many gray, dirt patches. Recommended for families, seniors... safe and quiet.

I've been coming up to SRP for many a-years, mainly for beach volleyball. Ballers tend to flock…read morewhere courts are safe/clean and well-maintained, and an added bonus where you can reserve them. There's lots of other activities spots too - baseball/softball fields, open fields for grass volleyball/football, basketball courts, playground, and walking paths. But I only care about the beach courts. The City of Scottsdale is routinely known for all the above with SRP courts- which is why they are always in high demand. #FirstWorldProblem There are 6 doubles courts with provided lines, lights, and ramadas with tables in the walkway between Courts 1&2 and Courts 3-6. Seriously, they know what they're doing here. A couple of years ago I called the Parks office to rent courts for my birthday volleyball tourney and the guy I spoke with indicated that they know they're good. If they aren't reserved, it's truly a toss up whether you can claim a court or not (even during summer). I only wish that other towns/cities could build as good courts in bulk much closer to me so the drive would be better, but a las.. I still end up at SRP weekly.

We traveled from San Diego for a Spring Training tournament and played at Scottsdale Ranch Park…read moreBaseball Fields. So this review is focusing on baseball fields. This place have 4 fields, with a shack shop. This looks like home of Scottsdale Little League. The field could take some maintenance, especially outfield. The facility offers restrooms, plenty of kids' park and play areas. Also, this place has plenty of Tennis courts and volleyball courts. This place is perfect for family day at park. Parking around the parks are plenty with a small lake and plenty of goose

An amazing place to volunteer and become a part of the family. I've been volunteer coaching the…read morecompetitive league for the last 10 years. My heart fills and I get a big smile every time I pull into the parking lot. My young kids now come out to be a part of the fun and "help" coach. The team that runs the league is awesome and dedicated. They are constantly improving the austin and the uniforms and equipment. In the years I've been there have been great airings: a playground, batting cages, bleachers, announcer box, and video score board. The field is rubber turf to make it easy for wheelchairs, walkers, and more. The players feel that they are playing in a major league stadium! It's an amazing experience! What a great place for players of all ages and abilities.

Come here all the time, nice swing set to use with the kiddo's…read more FEATURES INCLUDE- 9-acres Shaded playground Two baseball fields (lighted) Four drop-in ramadas (lighted) Two basketball courts Two sand volleyball courts Restroom & Circle K next door for refreshments!

Great park for small kids. Low slides, toddler swings, and up high for easy pushing! Charcoal bbq…read moretoo.

This park is fantastic!!!…read more The bigger kid area is very advanced and has high slides and complex rock climbing. (Beware for younger kids, definitely keep yours eyes on them!) This also has more swings than I've seen at any other park! Plenty of baby swings and regular swings! The bigger jungle gym is covered so yay for shade! The smaller jungle gym is NOT covered and is very sunny! The smaller kid area is a little closer to the road and parking lot and an oddly long distance from the bigger jungle gym. Small kid area is still useable by older park playing kids unlike most others I've seen! This place has other amenities, I'm just not sure what else! At least 4 sand volley ball courts and a few tennis courts from what you can see from the park. Lots of shade for picnic or group events as well!

Excellent park in Scottsdale. We called ahead to book a tennis court. It costs to reserve for 90…read moremin but well worth it. Courts are clean and safe. There were a few homeless people around but felt safe inside the courts. I saw lots of families out on the playground to multiple courts being used. Plenty of parking but only a few that are shaded under a tree. Water stations throughout the tennis courts and access to bathrooms. They have racketball courts, baseball diamonds, basketball courts, corn hole area, playground (with a canopy cover for the aun), basketball and tennis courts. We will be back for sure.

Good event at Salt River Fields with player accessibility and ballpark food and ballpark prices…read more Get autograph tickets online early to avoid sellout of mist popular players. Be prepared for the crowds

I have been going to this annual pre Spring Training Diamondbacks event over the last several…read moreyears. The last last two have been held at the Dbacks Spring Training fields at Talking Stick instead of Chase Field. Season ticket holders get in an hour early, so take advantage of that if you can. The security entry line and the lines inside get long. So, be ready to wait. Highlights are free swag from local sports radios stations. Banana Boat is always here giving away free sunscreen and swag, like tshirts. There is a Dbacks garage sale of bobbleheads, shirts and other giveaways from the previous year for only a few dollars an item. There are opportunities for autographs and love interviews with current and retired baseball players. It is a family and kid friendly event.

SpringTraining 2017 day 5 took took the pinnacle of stadiums in the Valley of the Sun. Scottsdale…read moreStadium home to the SF Giants is my personal favorite of seeing a spring training game. I drank lots of beer imported from the Bay Area and consumed too many hot dogs but damn I had a great day at the ballpark..

First of all, go Giants! Loved seeing Spring Training for the first time and thank you to my dad…read morefor taking me. It was so fun and such a memorable experience. 100% recommend taking your kids to get autos, run around for pop flies and just enjoy the vibes. I wish I came here as a kid. If your thinking its going to be hot, just plan ahead with the weather and also book evening games. Scottsdale Stadium feels historic and just feels right! It felt like a true mini Giants stadium with merch stands, Giants decor, this is due to this being one of the very few stadiums that's not shared. Plenty of concessions with a variety of types of food too. The slope of grass in the back has a bunch of families set up with blankets to enjoy the game too. Overall easy to navigate!! Food was not too bad here too! They have some long hot dogs that a lot of people were getting. We got some island noodles that was okay, it was supposed to be soba noodles but it was basically just chicken chow mein. A tip for the stadium is that they have free refill stations so you can bring an empty water bottle to fill up!