The play structures for the kiddos are tooooo lengthy a walk away from the designated parking…read moreareas. This does not make it easily accessible for kiddos with mobility issues.

Awesome park! It is massive with a nice little playground too. Nice big sidewalk trail to walk…read morealong. And my son's very favorite feature, ducks to watch haha. I am not sure if they have a parking lot, I think it's street parking as I parked in the street and saw other people doing the same. Saw people getting their pictures taken here, would be a great place for that as well!

Perfectly manicured and up-kept park... stunning really! They've got over 80 acres of sports…read morefields, playgrounds and ramadas... and if sports aren't your thing, there is a library and a calm little lake to enjoy too! Today, they hosted the Glendale Showcase Regional High School Cross Country Meet. What a fantastic event for the kiddos!!!

Nice park. Lots of areas to walk. Lots of parking. Always clean. I love how the areas are split up…read more They have a basketball area, an area to walk, an area for the kids, and areas to host events.

Went here on a Saturday afternoon. Didn't know this park was here. It is a nice park with 2…read moredifferent playgrounds-1 for big kids and 1 for little kids. Lots of walking paths. Basketball court, soccer field. A couple of ramadas and decent parking.

I have missed feelings about this park. Don't get me wrong, it is a decent park. It spans 1.8 acres…read moreand there is limited street parking, a lighted full basketball court with a nice mural in the background. There is also a shelter with picnic tables under it. The park has a vast amount of green space suitable for playing catch flying a kite, having a game of soccer, okaying football or other similar field activities. There are very picturesque palm trees that run along the back side of the park that adds to its ambiance. There is a homeless camp that was set up under the shelter while I was there, They pretty much took over all of the pavilion and part of the playground. The park is home to a pretty decent playground that is on a bed of wood chips. The playground's equipment is limited but in decent shape and consists of a jungle gym with slides, climbing walls and bridges. It has a shade structure built on it to keep the little ones cool on a sunny day. There is also a bank on traditional/toddler swings, a pebble bridge, and sphere climber. As I mentioned, the park's facilities are pretty nice and the park is well maintained. There was a guy doing maintenance and cleaning the park while I was there. This is a decent park to visit if you are in the area or live in the nearby neighborhood. This is definitely not a destination park. A 3.5 star rating would be more appropriate here, but that is not an option, so I went with a 4. One thing that I noticed was missing here was a restroom facility. There is also not a walking or jogging trail at the park. Anyway, this park will do in a pinch or if you have some time to pass.

This has got to be one of the best parks in Phoenix. My wife and I frequent Cesar Chavez Park…read morefrequently. We love to take walks around the magnificent lake which has an incredibly good and convenient concrete path good for walking, jogging or biking! They have plenty of trash receptacles, lots of shade trees and benches for watching the water or the birds. My recommendation of Cesar Chavez Park may sound like a commercial, but I wholeheartedly think it is an underutilized place. Sure, I encounter many families enjoying the picnic areas, kids on the playground area, some fishing going on... but mainly on weekends. This place beets the mall anytime for wiling the time away, enjoying some fresh air or just contemplating Mother Nature at its best as structured by man. It's amazing what this park has to offer, everything one can imagine or want and hard to think so much is here in a park like Ball Field; Basketball Court; Dog Park; Drinking Fountains; Grill/Picnic Area; Playground; Racquetball Court; Recreation/Community Center; Restrooms; Shade Structures; Skate Park; Soccer Field; Tennis Court; Urban Fishing; Volleyball Court; and Lake. This is one of the best local parks, recreation and cultural facilities, and uses of open spaces in Phoenix. We are so happy that we happened to be just a few minutes' drive from it.

Cesar Chavez Park is a not- so- little gem in the Laveen area…read more Located near Baseline Rd and 35th Ave., this park is fairly expansive and offers something for everyone. There's plenty of green space for an impromptu ball game with friends, a picnic with family or a run on your own. The pond is stocked with fish, so feel free to bring your pole along. In the mood for a read? Check out the on site library. If you're in the mood to read aloud, the geese and swans may volunteer to be your audience. LOL! It's amazing to have such a gem in the Phoenix area. Don't deprive yourself. Check it out!

It's a simple park with a cute playground for the kids! The playground has mulch and a couple…read morebenches and ramadas. There are no bathrooms at this park so keep that in mind. When we came there were a few homeless people sleeping in the grass and a homeless women taking a shower in the water spigot but they didn't bother us or the kids. There's also a dog park further down the hill. We didn't visit it so we don't know much on it. We are thinking of coming back at a later time with our dogs. There is plenty of parking and trash cans in the area.

This is one of my favorite parks to come to. It is a dog park, also a playground with a grass…read morefield. This parking always clean and kept up. The only problem is there is no bathrooms for children or no water fountains. We always come to this park when we are playing soccer or baseball. My family and i love this park and its usually never crowded.

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.

The dog park is closed for renovations until August. Don't waste your time and gas driving hereread more

I love the dog park for the small dogs it's really close to the parking lot so if you're not…read morefeeling like walking, it's nice to be really close to the entrance. I go here all the time, especially when the Indian school dog park is closed. However, the last couple of years I've been there an aggressive little bulldog has been obsessed with my dog and tries to mount him so I've had to leave early but that's no one's fault. The owner is really attentive here and everybody picks up after their dogs. It's a great place to go.