Nice park. Kept clean and well maintained. Decent amount of shade trees and covered areas. It's a…read morebit hot now, but a decent place to cast a line.

I love the uniqueness of this park The lake, the library,…read morethe kid swings, the musical instruments, all so fun. It's clean and well kept. There's a new book featured around the water area every month to read with your kiddo. Duckies to feed, fishing. And it's not too big to where you'll misplace your child

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!

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 a nice park! It is well maintained, has ample bench + table seating, a small number of BBQ…read moregrills, a playground, basketball court, and soccer field. There's two areas of the sand-covered playground: one area is geared more towards older kids (Prob 5+ years) and another for toddlers. There's a lot of different fun equipment for kiddos to play with. In addition to swings and the slides, there's a rocking car and see-saw just to name a few of the equipment here.

Nice pit stop along Sun Circle Trail. No parking lot, but curbside parking available if you…read morenavigate through the adjacent neighborhood via McClintock. Lighted basketball court, playground, soccer goal, picnic tables, and a medium-sized patch of grass for various activities (fetch, frisbee, etc.). Not the biggest park, but I usually take a break here during my sunset canal bike rides.

It finally dawned on me... My youngest son's baseball tournaments have been scheduled at a new…read morevariety of fields and complexes all over the valley. So, just like I reviewed all the Spring Training stadiums, I've slowly been adding all the amateur fields to the Yelp! archives too. The Red Mountain Softball (and baseball too) Complex is on the other side of the world from where I live. But just like Gene Autry which is nearby, I actually enjoy making the drive to visit these fields. I don't know how old it is, but the facilities and the park are very well maintained. There are smaller softball fields and larger baseball fields (with their turf infields) so this complex has something to offer everyone. Plus it's easily accessed off the 202 Loop. Oh, and the surrounding area is pretty nice. If you're familiar with the area, you'll understand where the name "Red Mountain" comes from. There is plenty of parking which is well dispersed and there are trees. Sounds weird, but not all trees in parking lots cast shade on the parking spaces. You can find a shady spot almost anywhere in this lot. I recall visiting these fields once before, a few years back. Now my son plays on the big fields. While I can't recall using the restrooms, I know the snack bar had some decent food and it was reasonable. All in all, these fields are as nice as Pioneer in the west valley, and similar to Gene Autry, just larger. And the sunset (see photos) at the end of the weekend was gorgeous! Nicely done Mesa. In terms of sports complexes, you're two for two! Which is better than some of my son's teammates at bat. Did I mention the sunset?

These fields are great. The City of Mesa does an excellent job with overall upkeep and maintenance…read moreof the complex. Good location and a nice place to play ball!

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.

Nice park, located directly acrossed from New Horizon School. Easily accessible playground for the…read morekids to enjoy. A huge basketball court for when the urge strikes to shoot some hoops. Plenty of picnic tables for when it's time to take a break & eat. There are also lots of trees when you're seeking time in the shade. This park is perfect for your outdoor needs & interests.

Nice park it kept my 6 year old granddaughter occupied for quite some time. The bad part is that it…read moredoesn't have any restrooms.

As a recent resident of Phoenix, I have heard a lot about the intensities of the summers here. I…read moredon't know what it is about me, but maybe the heat doesn't phase me as much. With that in mind, I braved the heat and stopped by Eldorado Park for a hour-long walk (hydration pack and sunscreen in tow). Located in Scottsdale, there's plenty of parking. The first thing that stands out is the size of the park. There's plenty of greenery, there are benches, there are picnic tables, there's a lake, there are playgrounds, there's disc golf, and more. Eldorado actually bleeds into another park so it takes quite a while if you're trying to explore it in its entirety. I wouldn't say Eldorado Park is the most picturesque park I've been to. Nor is it in the nicest part of town. But it did the job. There are so many hiking and walking opportunities in Phoenix. It was nice to try out a new spot.

I'm not sure of the history of this park or anything. I just know it was easy to find on the…read morephone, and chill to use as we ate our lunch, and walked around in. Relatively clean, lots of parking available. A good break from the everyday.