Definitely what I am looking for in a park. Nice place to picnic and stop to enjoy the fresh air…read more Plenty of parking. Easy to get in and out of the park. 8 picnic areas with shade, nice sturdy tables, and I believe they are all covered as well. Bathrooms that are clean and appear safe. Plenty of grassy areas, fields, trees. Looked like there was a play structure for kids. There were many birds, and I even saw a road runner. Looked like some courts for basketball, volleyball, etc. Not to far from Aimee's animal sanctuary.

Really nice park. Huge areas and multi use. Big parking for horse trailers. A couple of nice trails…read moreand bike trails around. Bathrooms and plenty of shade.

Parks are great for kids and adults alike. This park is great for a walk, outdoor activities, and…read moreeven meeting friends. During my Pokemon go days of playing, we would periodically meet to play and have a potluck. This park is one of my favorites in the area and I suggest for anyone looking for a great Gilbert park.

My grandson is playing in an All-Stars baseball tournament for state championship and they have…read moreplayed two games at McQueen Park in Gilbert. I thought the rules included that they MUST have a WORKING score board and an announcement system. This park has neither. So no one really knows what the score is, etc., unless you have the app to check. They have also played at Crossroads Park off of Knox and Greenfield in Gilbert which is a beautiful facility. I also feel horrible for these 14 and 15 year old boys playing in the heat. Sure with the Diamondbacks could do something to make things better. Their next game is this Wednesday. The bathroom is also so dirty with spiders all over the place! The Dbacks built a beautiful field in Show Low. Wish they could upgrade some of the fields here especially when the city is hosting tournaments! SMH - so sad.

Nice enough park with lots of open grassy space. But not ideal for those who want to fly a kite…read moresince there are quite a few bigger trees. The play area is great for kids from 3-10 years old and the wood chips instead of sand on the ground is a huge bonus. There is also a couple of tables and benches under a gazebo with a small grill. The down side is there is no restroom and the only drinking fountain wasn't working properly. Go play!

My grandson wanted one last day at a skatepark before flying back to Chicagoland. We chose this…read moreplace. I got here early to walk the perimeter. The complex is huge and there is so much to do! I parked at the skatepark, used the public restroom, then walked past soccer fields, baseball fields, the corner dog park, pickleball amd tennis courts. The paths I used were either paved or crushed gravel. There were water fountains for humans and dogs at several locations. The perimeter was 1.5 miles. I enjoyed the dog park area with its green grass and shade. My grandson enjoyed the skatepark with its bowl. Several older people were there as well. Maintenance crew kept the place clean. There are several parking lots within the complex.

Recently attended a softball tournament here. The fields looked pretty nice, but a lot of the girls…read moreslipped when they ran. It was a sunny day, so I'm not sure what was wrong with the field. They have plenty of benches at each field, but they're uncovered so watch out for flying softballs! We almost got hit by one from the field behind us. Definitely bringing umbrellas for protection next time. We were there for a few hours, so I had to use the bathroom a couple of times. The first time, the stall I went into ran out of toilet paper, but someone had left a bunch in there from another stall. There was only one sink, and the faucet is the kind that you press then let go and it should run for a short time. But this faucet stopped as soon as you let go. Fortunately I always carry hand sanitizer with me. Later I had to use the restroom again, and only the same stall was available. This time there was zero toilet paper. The bathroom was not like in the worst condition ever, but they should at least make sure the bathroom is stocked with toilet paper, especially when they know a tournament or other sports event is scheduled that day.

I recently came to this park after being told rave things from other parks I have visited with my…read morelabrador. I went into 2 of the 4 different areas, and will try to break it down as best as I can. Water Park Area: Now, my biggest pet peeve in dog parks is when owners don't clean up after their pets. There was dogs pooping all over the place, and the owners just left it there. I said something to a couple of people, but they said "someone" will take care of it. Otherwise, the water is stale and recycled, which means it isn't the cleanest. BRING SHAMPOO! Your dog must be washed before leaving that park, and they do have an area to clean them up at. Also, if your dogs don't get along with others, DO NOT BRING THEM THERE. WE DON'T NEED SUPER AGGRESSIVE ANIMALS AT THIS PARK. The water isn't too bad, but my dog loved being in there. I really hope they clean it more often, as I've heard that during the summer it gets really rank in there. Large dog dry land: Now the place just adjacent to the water park is a great little running area. I really like how they have different areas for the dog to do agility training. Like the water park area, this was littered heavily with dog droppings. I really hope people will please start cleaning after themselves. Overall: I did like this park A LOT. I just hope there is more control over these people. I would like to know who runs the volunteers, I can help with this in any capacity.

Our usual dog park is closed for renovations, so we Yelped the next closest dog park to take our…read morepups and came across Crossroads Park. The dog park is tucked in behind AZ ICE Gilbert. The park offers two sections: one for small dogs and one for big dogs. We have two big huskies, so we took them to the big dogs area. It's nothing fancy, but it's open and has plenty of space for our pups to run around. There's a few benches with shade and a water station. There weren't many dogs when we arrived, but this was in May, so it was already pretty hot. We stayed for almost an hour, just enough to let our pups get some energy out without getting too hot. We will be back!

Hey there, YELPies! This was a grounding session for me... the grass was so green and beautiful and…read moreI instantly needed to connect to the earth. The grounds were clean and welcoming. If you just need to sit and think or ground.. grab a blanket and go visit Enid park.

Enid is a nice neighborhood park with lots of grass area for running and playing. It also and a…read morenice texture-rubberized and lighted basketball court. There is we'll-maintained children's play equipment and area. There is a fountain as well. There are also tables with ramada coverings for birthday or gatherings.

What a great place to either play tennis, basketball or run or walk around the park field. I come…read moreand walk my dog here early in the AM or late at night and it's always nice and quiet. Bonus is that there's a bathroom that is clean and kept up during the official park hours. There are two different park entrances and parking areas. The second one further up the road is the one that has more spaces available during the early morning. Just know on the weekends, this place is packed and that you usually have to compete with the sports leagues for spaces to park and will have to park on the street. Glad to have a nicely maintained, safe community park so close by.

Great grandson loves this park he calls it the hippopotamus park -there is a giant blue…read morehippopotamus in one section and plenty of other objects to climb on for all ages

This place is nice and peaceful. Plenty of area for your picnicking needs. The river is right next…read moreto the picnic tables. Lots of things you can do like fish, kayaking, taking a walk and they even have grills to cook on. The restrooms are clean. We came to hang out today early morning to fish and enjoy the cool temperatures before the it starts to heat up.