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4.3 (120 reviews)

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Ponds
Frank F.

Freestone Park in Gilbert, Arizona, is beautifully maintained, featuring serene ponds, lush green spaces, and diverse amenities. With playgrounds, trails, and sports facilities, it's a perfect spot for all ages! You may find me here capturing a sunset. Saluti

Yellow slide playground, the ladder of death.
Kyle H.

This park is pretty nice. There is effectively 3 playgrounds - orange, blue, and yellow. I have two kids - 3yo and 5yo - and like to rank playgrounds on how friendly they are for these ages. The yellow. This is my least favorite playground of the 3. It has 2 levels and 6 slides. Sounds great... Until you realize that 5 of the slides are only accessible by one ladder, and it isn't even an easy ladder, my 5yo is about the limit. A creative or tall 4yo might be able to get to the upper deck but that is it. The ladder is basically too tall for parents to fully help their kids too. One of the upper deck slides has some twists and I've seen a few kids bounce their way down and almost get tossed off half way. It is basically safer for the kids to climb up the spiral slide, and it is the only way my 3yo can get to the upper deck. Terrible design and as a parent it strikes fear in me. Orange. This one is a mix. The young kids can do half of the playground while the second half is kinda parkour-ish. The best playground is the blue slide, the one by the bathrooms and centrally located. Most parts are easy enough for both ages, or at least you can assist smaller children without heart attacks.

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Greeshma R.

One of our friends planned for a play date at this park. The park is huge and there are so many things to do. There is a nice water body going around the park with ducks, waterfall, bridge. Also some rides for kids like train, carousel, mini ferry wheel and couple other rides. You could buy tickets at the counter. You could either buy unlimited rides or buy per ride. There are many play areas, soccer field, picnic spot, Ramada's. A great location for getting some photos clicked too. Overall a great location for different activities, we enjoyed the train ride and had a fun evening.

Jon M.

This is a really nice park with most everything including baseball, soccer fields, duck lagoons, gorgeous hummingbirds(one of my favorite animals) and even an archery range. It's a large park that looks well maintained. It's named after Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Freestone. It may be the best park in Gilbert but I haven't checked them all yet. Highly recommended.

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Brian R.

Fantastic park. Two playgrounds - one geared towards much younger children and one made for kids who are a little older. There's also a mini-amusement park there and beautiful waterfalls. Great for your kids or nephews and nieces. Our niece loved the train ride and the older kids' play area. We also got some birdseed for a quarter and fed some ducks and grackles. There are several ball fields, public bathrooms, batting cages, and a skate park. Plenty of Ingress portals if you play the game as we do. All around the park, there are open grassy areas and even a soccer field way down the hill - although we were visiting on a rainy day and it looked more like a lake. Terrific place for a play day, picnic lunch, or to take photos in a very scenic setting. Worth the drive over from Mesa for us.

Dianalynn R.

We got to ride the train and go around the park, it was a lot of fun. The park was so beautiful. They have water and waterfalls and ducks and birds enjoying the beautiful scent with us. They had a little machine for 25 cents to buy some bird food. So we did. It was fun feeding g the birds. They we went to play on the playground. It was a pretty day to be outside. The grounds were really clean and there was seating. Picnic tables and shade for everyone. I will come back for another picnic day out again really soon. It was great seeing so many families outside again.

Friendly park. Kids love this playful park, with kids play area, pond and rail way. Great place to have picnic, have a walk and take a little ride.

Lake view from judys north
Melissa T.

We rented a ramada for two hours to have breakfast. I really live this park .I wish we lived closer so we could ride the train when it opens. It was such a nice day everybody walking around , people fishing. The ramada was clean. There was a bbq, we didn't use it. There was a trash can near by. The ramada was Judy's north point. For anybody looking for it , if you're in the parking lot looking at the carousel with a lake behind it, walk left around the lake. Judy's point north and south are both on the left side of that lake if you're looking at the carousel with the lake behind the carousel. For a future person looking at Judy's South pointe it's not shaded but there is a tree there so we were there between nine and 11 and it was shaded from that tree don't know if anyone needs to hear that hope they help somebody. If we ever need a park party again we will definitely go to Freestone it was also very convenient to pay for the reservation online

Alicia S.

Nothing was open but we really only went to fly my new drone around and my so my daughter could drive her remote control car around. There weren't too many people there but it is New Year's Day and it was chilly out. The park is nice. They have a lot of different things there to do, a skate park, baseball fields, playgrounds, etc. It's a nice little place and very clean.

Vladmir T.

Awesome Park For The Family! Duck Ponds, Multiple Playgrounds, A Small Carnival With Rides... This is definitely one of the nicest parks around and is great to grab some birdseed and watch the kids play with all the wildlife coming for the feast. I am really happy this park exists, it is a gem to the community! There are different playgrounds here for different age groups which is really nice. The duck ponds are a great draw, not always looking very clean, maybe some algae eating fish could help? There is a nice water feature with a little cascading stream feature pouring down into the main pond from the llittle hill. Little train for kids to have rides around the park. Soccer Fields for those seeking that as well. Tennis Courts for those wanting some Tennis Action! Little Carnival: We haven't tried the train ride or the little carnival but it looks like the only run down portion of the park. I tend to steer clear of the little rides because I am a bigger human and don't fit anyway... lol.. The park is a great place to ride bikes to and spend some time. Very well maintained except where city employees drive over the grass in trucks and rut it up after rains... Nice sidewalks and amenities! PS: Some people have made reviews slamming this park because of some of the people visiting at the time of their visit, but that happens everywhere. Kids have accidental pee accidents, sometimes the rough crowds visit the nice part of town... This shouldn't be held against such a nice park.

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4.6(8 reviews)
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Even though there are multiple reasons for visiting Gene Autry Sports Complex, this review is for…read morethe beautiful, albeit limited, baseball facilities. There also happens to be a small park, tennis & sand volleyball courts and plenty of orange groves. Unfortunately, the average visitor is discouraged from playing amongst the trees. My sons have both played in baseball tournaments at fields all over the valley. For some reason, neither had played at this facility in Mesa. In fact, I'd never heard of it before. The short history is this... It was built in 1984 and served as the Spring Training home of the Angels until 2006. I find it hard to believe that this tiny little complex was a major league ball team's pre-season home. However, it is an excellent little league park. Even if the fences are over 360 feet down the lines. And kudos to Mesa! You can tell right away that the folks in charge of maintenance know what they are doing! Pay attention here Gilbert! Are you listening Victory Lane? The field layout is traditional, but with only three diamonds, parking is exceptionally close. The grass is green and manicured. The backstop screens are green and appear new. I like that they discourage spectators from hanging out behind home plate. Fans are pushed further apart than normal, but so are the dugouts. And as an added bonus, there are extra bleachers that are close to first and third. That's right, each teams dugout is nearly past the corners of the infield. Check it out! It's a clever and very enjoyable layout for the parents and fans. The only downside is the really large amount of foul territory behind home. Better not let any wild pitches past! Gene Autry Sports Complex is a beautiful place to watch some baseball (and other stuff) and is worth the drive across town. It's easily one of my top two favorites, up there with Pioneer Park in Peoria. Mesa is clearly proud to have this facility. Can't wait to get back there again!

I've always loved playing tennis here. I've come here on and off for the last 2 decades. They are…read morereally on point with the upkeep/maintenance of the place. The prices are kind of steep to me ($8/court/hour), but I'd honestly rather play here with the guarantee of having great facilities.

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