My sons tee ball drain we at this park and we loved it! It's also clean and there are plenty of…read moretrash can bins all around the park. Of course our kids loved the 'snack shack' after games every week as well! I hope we do tee ball at this park again

Park conveniently located on Southern ave a few blocks west of Val Vista. It's above average sized…read morewith a baseball field, volleyball, dog park and ramadas for groups. I was disappointed there are no exercise machines/stations which is common at LA parks. A Ramada reservation glass had an old reservation notice that should have been removed. Another one was broken. While 2 maintenance staff were just standing around chit chatting, I pointed out to one a water fountain was inoperative(important since this is the hottest large metro in US with alot of seniors). The guy acted like I was bothering him and didn't seem to care. The Park is rundown and needs new grass.

This is by far one of my son's fav parks we have been too in the past year or so. It has so many…read morethings for them to do at this part for all his climbing adventures etc. and a little tiny park for my daughter who is no where near able to climb the big park like her brother. Only downside to this park is that there is absolutely No bathroom even remotely close within walking distance. So if you need to go you gotta bolt out of there in your vehicle unless you are fortunate to live close by to run to and from. Not the case for us so lots of whining about leaving. Other than that this is in our top 5 local parks.

Welcome to Homestead Park. Here we have two playground areas with the larger one having two…read moreislands. Island 1 has three slides (two open, one tube). There are two ways to get up, scale a vertical wall or climb a ladder. Neither of these are friendly for small or young kids and they will need help getting up. On Island 2 there is a roller slide and young kids can get up here. In the same area there is also fake rocks connected with "spider webs" and two zipcords - one rope and one chair. All in all my 5yr old can do it all without assistance but the 3yr old needs help. The second playground are is geared towards smaller kids and has one slide. There is also a field to play ball games or fly kites. A pickleball court and a basketball court. Swings and two ramadas. In all, not a bad little park. -1 star for the entire place being limiting for littles.

We have been to this park a few times now, and it is VERY NICE and very discreet. Each visit, not a…read morelot of families running around and not too busy. The playground is great, but still a bit too big for my toddler. He loved it though. There is a barbeque area with shade that you can reserve through Mesa Parks. And behind it, a huge area to run around! The only issue: watch out for those Oak Tree roots! A beautiful spot, we love stopping by here for a quick sprint around.

This park has two playgrounds for kids ages 2-12. Also lots of slides! Plus, a big green area to…read morerun, play sports, etc!

No bathrooms give this one a 4 but I love this park because of the wood chips, and they have a…read moreteeter totter and ropes area. Also a smaller playground for littles!

It was alright. I went just to bbq outside in the park, but this one didn't seem to be quite as bbq…read moreready as I'd assumed.

Nice little park-open grass for soccer, baseball, football (although no markings). there is a…read morehardcourt for basketball with lights and a sand volleyball pit that has sprinklers the poles that hang the net so you can spray down all the players. Has a lighted paved path around it with benches and a playground with structures to climb on and in.

Nestled in a neighborhood east of Alma School and south of Queen Creek roads is a city park not…read moretoo far from where I live. Fox Crossing Park has a basketball court, walking trails, playground, swing set, sand volleyball and walking trails. Park benches and garbage cans make this a dog and a family friendly area. I like this park for it is basically a rectangular shape and easier to scan for family or friends whereabouts. For a small park, it has much to offer!

Wasn't super impressed with the layout of the park. I can't…read moreattest to the walking trails because that isn't what we were there for. Brought my daughter and her cousins to the park. It was a cool day but still with no shade sails the playground area gets hot quickly. Almost every park you go to has some kind of shade sail over a majority of the playground so it was odd that there weren't really any. Secondly, we had brought lunch but most of the tables are under a ramada which is nice. Buuuut, there's a big concrete wall blocking the view of the playground. With having littler ones we didn't feel safe letting them play while we sat and ate because we couldn't see them. It's not super far from the playground but enough & with a concrete wall. Wasn't impressed and wouldn't make my way back to this park unfortunately.

Very pleasant. Got tamales to go from old El Paso tamales and went to the park and had a very…read morerelaxing picnic and then toured the botanic garden.

Tried the Pecos Park Swimming pool today. Ample parking space and their pools were huge. 1 beach…read morestyle, which is divided into a deeper pool for laps. They had 2 slides that drop into a 3 feet pool. They also had a separate pool for diving. The only downside is lack of enough sitting area. There were about 4 picnic tables and a private ramada with its own tables. The rest is open area and it looks like you can bring your own chairs and tents. Pricing $3 for adults, $1 for kids

They really miss the mark on this renovation there is no seating for parents And the equipment…read morepales in comparison to Gilbert and Chandler and Mesa new parks

Nice to go to a park that actually has sand instead of those wood pieces now. It has a great…read morevariety of play for kids of all ages. Big shade over the playgrounds is a plus. 3 options for swings too. Tucked in a quiet nice neighborhood so not too busy compared to other bigger ones. Would definitely recommend!

This is a decent little park. There are 5 slides - 2 on the toddler and 3 on the main. 2 of them on…read morethe main are mad fast. In all, both my 3yr and 5yr can play on everything with the exception of the rail slide (not really a slide per-se). Also on the sides are some monkey bars, spring bouncers, a dish swing, normal swings, toddler swings, and a fossil rock.