We love coming to this park to use the pickle ball courts. The park is well kept and they have…read moreclean bathrooms which are a super plus!

Very clean and safe park. I come for the skatepark, which isn't huge but it's great for a beginner…read morelike me. During the day on weekdays it's pretty empty, which I like, but when there are people there they're always pretty friendly and courteous. The skatepark's plan is just one flow bowl so there are no half pipes or anything, but it's still really great for beginners and intermediate skaters. It's not the closest skatepark to me, but I'll go out of my way to come here because I feel safe being here alone. From what I've seen, hours are 7:00am to 9:00pm. The skatepark is next to a couple basketball courts and a baseball field which both look well maintained. The kids playground is on the other side of the park so I've never gotten a close look at it.

Not one to write reviews, but as a parent researching this place before taking our 13 year old…read more(with very little skateboarding experience), a review would have been helpful. I called in advance and the front desk made me feel comfortable, explaining the waiver and saying they accept all skill-sets. Upon arrival, again, the young gentleman working the check-in desk was friendly and helpful. The place at first is a little intimidating. Mostly BMX bikes and only 1 or 2 other skateboards, going every which way on the ramps. However, once our son was in there, it wasn't so bad. The other kids were very observant of whose turn is next and friendly. He went in by himself not knowing anyone, within 5 minutes he fit right in. I was impressed with the manners of the boys at the park. Well done, Premises Park. We'll be back.

We went and hung out with our adult son here ! This place has many levels and areas to skate ,…read morescooter , bmx . You can get away from heat or bad weather , cook food in the open shared kitchen , have DoorDash delivered , meet great ppl , take advantage of the vending machines and so much more ! There's plenty of private chill areas for groups as well . Definitely a vibe . We have a great time every visit. Owner gave us a tour and a delight to talk to. Very affordable.

I've started walking in their indoor track. Three lanes circle the second floor overlooking the…read morebasketball/volleyball court. Several stations with biking machines are just off the track. In the middle is a weight/treadmill section. You can see over the pool and splash pad outside. Parking is never a problem for the Center, although I can see things getting tight in the baseball park areas. Near the center the parking area is covered with solar panels. Win win! It's summertime so the noise levels are high inside the center no matter what time of day. But it's nice to see so many kids having a great time.

A beautiful park on the so what quiet east side with many ramadas you can reserve, grassy spots for…read morepicnics, and farmers market Friday mornings. It's large and also has a compost and glass recycling collection area on the north east side. Lots going on here, and a nice path to walk or run!

I am lucky to live really close to the park and the cycling/walking path…read more Also lucky to have covinced my guy to take our bikes out these past few months. Hey, they've been standing in the corner ,neglected, and he agreed to try it. What I love is you can park at the park, or any other on the route, and just jump.on. also you will see all age groups out here. People on 10 speeds, mountain bikes and some nifty elliptical kinds. I've seen strollers, skaters, joggers and runners and four legged fur babies. The best part is we all get along. Sure,some of us are slow and others are speedy , but it gives me incentive to push myself. The park and the others along the way have restrooms, water and places to sit and relax. It has given me more insight into all the neighborhoods in the area. Yup, still a newbie here I absolutely love this resource we have available and I can say I'm loving it.

Perfect place to walk with nice wide paved trails, plenty of parking close to restaurants and…read moreshopping. The smaller loop is just over a mile with longer options for your choosing . Walking under the Campbell overpass note the Bat signage and you can here the bast rustling overhead.Make sure you bring water and wear a hat and sunscreen because it sure heats up fast !

This is a great place to take the family to unwind. They have plenty of playground equipment to…read moreuse. I like that at any moment of the day there are other families and children there playing and having fun. We will be back.

We booked a birthday party for our six-year-old daughter and had a great experience! The kids had…read morethe best time getting all their energy out and the adults were able to sit back and relax. Brayden was our party host and he was absolutely amazing. He was so helpful and thoughtful throughout the entire event. Not only did he help us set everything up and decorate, but he was so friendly and always checking in on anything we might need. We will definitely be back again soon!

Want to tire out your toddler? Visit KTR Ahwatukee. We had so much fun during toddler hours today…read more We have been here several times this summer when it's too dang hot to play outside. Since the older kids are back in school now, there is more space for the littles to run wild. (We grandparents got a workout too!) the staff is friendly and helpful. There is a snack bar and an area to rent scooters and helmets and you can even buy KTR merch. Restrooms are clean and there is a spot to refill water bottles. Consider purchasing the 10 punch pass too. Go and have fun!

Anamax Park is a 22 acre park where skateboarders were practicing jumps and kids were blowing off…read moresteam. Features: * covered playground area with swings and multiple structures http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/qfHjZeDXxsBhLTynMC_NtQ?select=rM4CVX1pfj9jJ4FKWlxsyg * skate area http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/qfHjZeDXxsBhLTynMC_NtQ?select=2riVPtm62g6O935ZrT7GmQ * new sensory playground for children with special needs http://ci.sahuarita.az.us/index.php/current-news/350-new-sensory-playground-opens-at-anamax-park.html * 3 lighted little league baseball fields * 2 lighted multi-use football & soccer fields * 2 concession areas * lighted basketball and sand volleyball court * one acre off leash dog area called Anamax Bark Park * several picnic areas and barbeque grills http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/qfHjZeDXxsBhLTynMC_NtQ?select=MqmSA8FdfBdLxbcf8LfQug * 2 restrooms There is an approximate half mile path surrounding the northern portion of the park with additional pathways connecting all park facilities. The 5,000 square foot recreation center is open M-F from 8am-5pm, Saturdays, from 9am to 4pm. Park hours are 7am-10pm.

There are basically three types of Moms on the park circuit. There's the…read more"I-just-crawled-out-of-bed-after-three-hours-of-sleep-don't-you-f'ing-dare-judge-me" Mom on the sidelines, buried in her smart phone. There's the perfectly coifed yoga Mom, gathered around her other hot mom friends talking $hit about their husbands. Lastly, there's the universally reviled Helicopter Mom, romping after Sweet Baby Noah down the slide. Trust me, I'd love to relax in the shade catching up on Facebook drama or chatting up my friends but as a parent of a special needs child, I HAVE to shadow two steps behind my son or he'll run off and join a pack of javalinas. Anamax Park is the only park that I've found in the greater Tucson area that was designed specifically for such children and their families. The covered playground has a fence around the perimeter, with only one gate in and out. We visited this park on the Sunday during Memorial Day weekend, and oddly enough it was totally deserted. We were the only family at this 22 acre park. In addition to the little fenced in playground that we visited, there's also a sensory park, but that requires keys to get in which wasn't happening on a Sunday. My review wouldn't be complete without mentioning the bathrooms. Actually, that was kind of a problem...I'm pretty sure the restrooms are in the recreation center building, which was locked up. I'll spare you the grisly details on how that problem was resolved. I did mention that the park was totally deserted, didn't I?

I am a fan of Santa Rita skatepark (Albert M Gallego Skatepark) that's located here despite how…read moresketchy the surrounding area is. I would rate the skatepark itself a 4-star but I am giving it a 3-star because I'm taking into consideration the surrounding park area. As a note, I've never used any of the other features at this park aside from the skatepark. The people and the vibe in the skatepark here is always very friendly. Mostly an adult crowd who are super chill and polite. They welcome all skaters as long as you're polite right back. They just want to support people trying to work on their craft, it's really awesome. This is the skatepark you go to if you want to avoid accidentally running over some younger kids. Since it's not really the safest area, you don't get a lot of little ones here that you have to worry about. I continue to come back here because of the skate community here. Onto the negatives. There are lots of homeless people around and sketchy figures around. It's not bad enough to completely stop me from coming here, but as a female I, unfortunately, have to take some precautions when going to this skatepark so I'll share those here. First, I never go here alone. I always make sure to go with or meet up with someone and I wait in my car until they get there. I have a female friend who goes here alone, but will only skate if there are other people in the skatepark as well. If there is no one in the skatepark, she will leave. Second, I never use the bathrooms here. They aren't maintained well anyways, but it has been implied to me that sketchy figures tend to hide in the bathroom doing not-so-legal things. The skatepark itself is gated off from the rest of the park so inside the park I feel fairly safe but the third thing I do is I never leave my personal belongings in arms reach of the outer perimeter of the skatepark fence. I've heard stories of people who left their bags near the fence and gotten their phones or other things stolen by people who reach through from the outside and take off. I know this all makes it seem like a pretty sketchy place, but clearly the skatepark must be worth it if I keep coming back!

I had a great time. Me and my tiny pups visited mid-morning. Some puddles in areas where the…read moreirrigation was leaking, so I had to keep my dogs out of those spots, no trouble from anyone, very little trash. Plenty of shade trees

In the spirit of full disclosure, I am not a user of the skate park but an observer (fascinated…read moreobserver) of those that do. So that being said, I can't speak to the quality of the concrete or the layout of the enclosure. What I can tell you is that the young people that use this facility seem to enjoy it and they do some awesome things with the dips and turns that exist here. It's fun to watch and it's a relatively clean and well maintained environment. There's sitting space for those of us that enjoy watching and a cute little playground nearby for younger kids.

Chandler Skate Park at Snedigar Sportsplex has 35,000 square feet of concrete bowls, decks, blocks,…read moreand metal rails. My teens think this place is "sick", but watch out; it can get pretty crowded eve's and weekends. There are also shaded ramadas and a small playground for non-skaters.

Don't tell anyone, but the best part of the incomparable Loop trail is in Oro Valley, not in…read moreTucson. Pick up the Loop OV spur on Rancho Vistoso blvd just east of the Big Wash (if you hit Innovation Park Dr you've missed it) and ride down the best hill in Tucson to Tangerine. The views of Pusch Ridge at sunrise are incomparable. Then continue for miles of beautiful off-road trail along the CDO wash until you go beneath I10. From there you can go north to Marana, or south to pick up the Rillito or continue south along the Santa Cruz. The OV Loop trails are pretty much all I ride on anymore. You get seriously spoiled not having to worry about getting hit by a car.

Love The Loop! 3000 miles on 8/16/2026! This is definitely a treasure in Tucson. Just be smart…read moreabout your timing and pay attention to your surroundings.