These soccer fields are located on the South side of Brown Rd in Mesa West of the loop 202…read more These fields are new so it is very difficult to find a map of the fields so I made one (see photo). It shows the orientation of the fields, the parking and entrances, and where the bathrooms (stars) are. There are entrances on the N, E, S, and W, as well as between fields 12 and 15 to get to the bathrooms. You should look at the map to see where to park. The grass fields are in good shape and the bathrooms are pretty new and clean. Just check my map so you know where to go. It also shows where they are compared to the original fields 1-6 which are SW of these fields.

Wonderful disc golf course and beautiful park. Very busy on the weekends in the fall.read more

we stopped here for ostrich fest earlier this year. Super fun, sprawling grounds. It does appear to…read morebe an operating park outside of the festival grounds. Large, dirt ground, with plenty of shade, and also a lot of spots in the sun. Great spot for a centrally located spot in Chandler. I would attend again.

Took my kids here for a play date. I love the barn themed play area! Plenty of space and play…read moreequipment. I love that there's a lot of seating and shade. We spent almost 3 hours here. It was a great time. As with most parks, the bathroom needs work. Everything else was good.

This is a little local playground. Standard equipment. One playground, the darker orange one does…read morenot have shade so it will probably get pretty hot during the summer. The other one does have some small ones. Since there are two playgrounds there is some diversity. Some nice fast slides. Both have woodchips bases. There is a cool "UFO climber" that is a nice variety addition. Both playsets are geared a little more towards older kids as some of the steps are high or require more coordination to get to top. Park has entrance to canal if you wanted to get on there for a little walk or bike ride.

Provinces Park is backed up against the school and is a nice place that always has a lot of…read moreactivity at it. The playground nearly has someone on it at all times. The field is used all the time. There is a sidewalk that doubles as a running loop. A little Ramada to have birthday parties. Nice trees to shade a lot of the area, plus the larger sail that covers the playground. Playground itself is a good mix for big kids and small kids alike. I've been to others where some part of it are nearly downright dangerous or impossible for small kids to play on. If you want a nice playground then this is a superb stop

What an amazing park! This park has it all for you and your family. There is an ample playground…read moreand various sports courts that is sure to keep your evening or weekend busy. Amenities (5/5): playground with splash pad, pickleball courts, volleyball courts, fishing pond, walking trail around park. Parking (5/5): there is ample parking throughout the park. Park Grounds (5/5): the grounds are very well kept! Events (5/5): Be sure to check out the Gilbert website for all the local events they have here. We were here on the Fourth of July event and it did not disappoint!

Gilbert Regional Park is near my house and it's a great spot to workout, play, or relax…read more It features many sport courts- pickleball, tennis, volleyball and basketball. While there's a lot of pickleball courts, I've seen them full with a queue to play. I haven't seen this with the tennis courts or other sport courts. There's a playground with a play structure, swings, slides, a zip-line and more. It's on a hill so there's multiple levels to play on. There's a large splash pad for older children and a separate area for younger children, so less likely your toddler gets run over by a pre-teen not paying attention. The one drawback is there's not a lot of shady places to hide from the blistering summer sun. There's a large grass field but it's sloped and thus not useful for playing flag football or soccer. I believe it's built that way to watch performances at the pavilion. If there are flat grass fields at this park, I have yet to find them; they would be a welcome addition. At the end of the park there's a lake with a walking path around it. The largest ramada is on the lakefront and looks to 100-150 people. They have smaller ramadas around to rent as well. Overall, Gilbert Regional Park is a nice clean new park with many amenities. Everything is still in good working condition and there's a lot of open space where everyone isn't concentrated into a small area.

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 is absolutely our new favorite! A big open space with lots of great playgrounds for both big…read moreand small kids to keep them busy and jumping around. We went when the park had an event in the community and it was so much fun, lots parking space and just right in town which you can walk around go for lunch and back to park just sit back and hang out around. Good for parents who are looking for a new park to take their kids to try a different spot around towns Check it out this lovely park, your kids will have a blast !

Busy park on a Sunday! Lots of littles and obstacles. Fun slides, cool train, horseshoe area and a…read moresplash pad. Lots of seating and benches. Bathrooms needed some cleaning for sure. There were people bringing their own canopy and tables for parties. Eloteros were present. Bring sunscreen and hand sanitizer.

This is our neighborhood park just down the street from where we live it's a nicer neighborhood…read morepark where you can walk right out of your house with your dog and go for that nice shady walk through a nice tree lined pathway park. Are you into sports? This park has both volleyball and basketball courts for that competitive individual who likes to start up a game. If you have small kids there is a tot lot with equipment to climb around on and for those people who just like to relax outside with a good book to read there is plenty of tables to sit at under a covered patio area bring your lunch and your book, sit back, relax and enjoy that book in the cool fall breeze at Falcon Hill Park.

There's a school next to this park, and next to impossible to find parking for the park --…read moreespecially during school hours. As far as I can tell there are no restrooms for this park either.