Fun place to cool off for kids and adults. We need that here. Great place for parties and…read moregatherings

This is a great place to take little ones to cool off and enjoy some water fun…read more It's fairly big with a few interactive water features and lots of fountains spraying up from the ground. Good for all ages. There are also a couple of parks next to the splash pad to play in. Great family fun

This review is just for the playground. It has a great cover to protect from the heat, and…read morebathrooms. The park also has two separate play areas one for big kids, and one for the Littles. There are four or five picnic tables and plenty of space for a bounce house. Great place for birthday parties. There are only two big kid and two baby swings. There's a circle sidewalk around the park for kids to ride bikes or scooters. Expect this park to be busy when the weather is cool enough to play.

Arthur Pack Regional Park is home to not only to several baseball/softball fields and two…read moreplaygrounds but also a dog park. The dog park is partitioned into two separate areas based on weight. One area is designated for dogs that weigh greater than 30 pounds and other area is for dogs that weight less than 30 pounds. Each respective area has its own grass and dirt fields. For the large dog area, the dirt field measures 100 x 50 feet and the grass field measures 100 x 85 feet. There is a water spigot with community bowls, three seating areas, several community toys/balls, a few built-in obstacles, and lighting which allows the park to be open until 10pm. This dog park checks off all the boxes but I do wish there was more shaded area. At the end of the day, a dog park is only as good as the behavior of the dogs and their owners. I've only had positive experiences.

Beautiful park very clean and well lit after dark. We had a great time there! The two "zip line"…read moreoptions were so much fun even for me!!

This park is a far cry from the ones that I remember as a kid. Let me tell you how nice these…read moreyoungsters hAve it now a days. Gone are the days of one single grill at a Ramada that was packed on a Saturday. This park has 4 ramadas and each one has electricity, a trash can and a stand up grill next to it. Ramada 1 has what looks like 8-12 picnic tables and it's super big for one of those big family get together. And it's covered. So your not baking in that Arizona sun. Ramada 2 is a little smaller with 2 picnic tables, a grill, a trash can and electricity. Ramada 3 is the smallest of them all with 1 picnic table, one grill, one trash can and electricity. Ramada 4 has 2 picnic tables, one trash can, one grill and electricity. All the Ramadas are close to the restroom which is a stand alone building. It's super clean on the inside and stocked full of TP. When I was younger you'd have to ask the guy in the stall next to you " hey brother can you spare a square?!" Not here very clean and very nice restrooms. Just outside of the restrooms is a two tier drinking fountain. Top level for the adults and lower level for the kids. The water taste great and it was cool to drink. Most definitely nice when it was 100+ outside today. The park features a basketball court equipped with two baskets, a seating area that's under shade and also has a lights for those night time games. That's gonna be the way to go especially since it gets so hot during the days here. The whole court is enclosed with a gate so if you make an entertaining looking brick shot your not running down the street trying to catch up to it. This park also features a dog park area which has seating with Ramada a nice two level drinking fountain. Upper level for the humans and the lower level for your fur babies. Lots of dirt and a pretty decent size grass patch. All enclosed in a gated area. Now let's talk about the best part, the park for the kids. 1 huge jungle gym area that has a large spiral slide, a small slide and lots of things to climb on. The jungle gym has this cool snake like diamond patter with in the hand rails so as to give the little ones better grip and they don't slip with little feet and hands. Very nice. The jungle gym is under a few canopies and is shaded some what. It was very nice because my kids could still play and it be terribly hot on all the equipment. There is a smaller gym set for smaller kids and that has some climbing items and a double slide which are side by side. There are two sets of swings, one for babies, you know the ones with the waist hold up piece and the four holes so the baby can face either direction. And a regular swing set for the bigger kids. This park also has a zip line. Yup you read that right a zip line. Which is super cool. The first zip line is a rope with a circle paddle so you can sit on and if you walk it to either end you will find a table top platform to which you can push yourself and get a good zip going. The other is an egg shaped seat with a locking clasp in the front I believe this is for handicap children. They are both super cool and I would highly recommend them. In between the Ramadas there is a little field and it looks like possibly half a football field. It's wide enough to kick around the soccer ball, wide enough to play frisbee or wide enough to put up your own canopy and relax. All the park feathers are under a shaded warning and don't get to hot at all. This park is pretty cool considering that parks when I was a kid didn't have nearly all of these amenities. So if your on the north side of Tucson and your in the mood for a chill spot. Check this place out. It has what your kids are looking for. Trust me. Oh also less than a mile up the road there is a circle k and the slushy ice cold drinks are always available. Stay cool out there and stay safe.

Visiting the Tucson area and needed a park to enjoy some lunch on the go, and Crossroads fit the…read morebill. Large park with plenty of things to do, places to sit, places to eat, places to play. Plenty of parking. Free parking. Plenty of covered picnic tables and some not covered benches. Birds that will eat any scraps that are leftover Plenty of places for kids to play, and soccer fields, and basketball hoops. Good spot for a picnic or just to relax and chill out. Not too far from the 10 freeway.

Best park in town. Always clean and well kept. Workers there are always courteous to everyone. I…read moretake my dog there every morning, but not to the dog park, just the paths throughout the main park.

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.

the location left a bit to be desired. .. The park itself…read morewas spotless, with comfortable bench and all the amenities I needed for a relaxing dog park. Just very small

Billed as a public park, and appears in a search for public tennis courts in the Oro Valley, this…read moreis actually a facility only for local residents. Which we didn't learn of until first cycling 10 miles from Catalina State Park...

The address we got was 810 W Naranja Dr, 85737. 660 is where the archery range is South of the…read morepark. There is a lot of parking on the West side of the soccer fields and near the water play area and bathrooms. Then there is more parking on the far side which is NE of the soccer fields. The grass fields are in great shape and the bathrooms are clean although far from the East side parking. The archery range is South but we did not go there so don't know how that works as far as costs etc

Since the Arthur Pack Dog Park is closed til December, I ended up here for the first time. I'm so…read moreglad I did! Big, clean, beautiful dog park with more people and dogs than Arthur Pack or Crossroads at Silverbell. Seating and coverage from the sun more than the other parks, too. Grass is as well maintained as a dog park in the desert can be. Convenient water hose to fill water bowls also available.

I can't believe this is 2 miles from my house and I've never been here! This was a nice half mile…read moreloop around the water with lookouts where you can sit down on a bench and enjoy! It's run by the City of Tucson water department, and open from dawn to dusk. We saw egrets, ducks, turtles, and even a coyote! We brought the binoculars and really enjoyed relaxing here this morning!

Magical place to visit that is accessible to the City of Tucson and UAZ campus. It is a wetland…read morewith a well maintained trail that is accessible. It has facilities and parking. The wetlands - being 2 small bodies of water and surrounding vegetation- attract waterfowl, birds, hummingbirds, hawks, lizards, insects and bobcats. The loop around the wetlands is about .6 miles. Very peaceful.

Merle J. Toumey Park is a 6.6 acres park located in a residential neighborhood with lots of…read moredifferent amenities including Basketball Court Benches, Drinking Fountain, Grills, Multi-Purpose Field ,Picnic Tables, Playground, Ramada, and Walking Path, and some beautiful sunsets. Hours are 6am to 10:30pm

What a wonderful oasis of calm and beauty in the Tucson Mts. There are ample opportunities to feel…read morethe calming presence of the desert as you sit and meditate or take to hiking trails in the nearby area. After enjoying our visit to the Cove, we walked down the Scenic Dr. and crossed into Saguaro National Park and hiked along the Sombrero Trail. Although we didn't make it to the top (and NEVER will!), it was a splendid hike. You can even get married here for $400. Caretakers are on the property...comforting to know it's being watched over. Thanks, Sally, for finding this beautiful place and first posting about it.

I had a great time. I went during the week, so I was the only one there which was a bit creepy and…read moregave the hills have eyes, LOL. I put my pride aside and completed the trail that lead to the church & the prayer section. Very peaceful. I which it had more signs & labeled the assigned parking lot. I don't think it's a must see in Tucson, but I do think that it's a nice spot to check out if you're in the neighborhood.