Bosque los Colomos is an oasis in Guadalajara. It's a large park with trails, ponds, a Japanese…read moregarden, etc. If you go, spend at least 2 hours walking through the park shaded by tall trees. Find the small Japanese garden and the "castle." Public art decorate the park throughout. Note that dogs are NOT allowed.

Beautiful forest. It was nice listening to the birds chirping and the squirrels being so playful…read more I'm glad we got to see the Japanese garden. It was small and well maintained. Seeing the coy fish swimming around and the ducks relaxing on the grass was so serene.

I'm a handicap traveler and arriving I parked at handicap blue placket parking however at the park…read moregate they wouldn't let me in on the knee scooter. No wheelchairs or scooters. Very poor access to a public park for anyone who isn't in perfect condition. They guard wasn't very nice about it and just walked away. Big thumbs down Update: a officer chased me down with my scooter and gave it back so I can see the park. Not sure what happened there!

I have never been to a park as stuffed full of fun as this one is!…read more It felt like it must be a few acres, but actually, it is just densely packed with activities for the entire family. What a wholesome setting, to see parents cheering on their teens or romping w their toddlers. I took so many pictures and videos, I completely drained my phone's battery, and I still felt like I could spend another hour or so snapping away. Beautiful, enigmatic archetecure sits side by side with luridly colorful playground equipment- they have at least 35 trampolines, you can watch hair raising stunt bikers and skateboarders till you cant take the suspense amy more, and you can still wander around for hours, constantly discovering new delights. My favorite part about the park was the price: Free! Free parking, free admittance, shady picnic areas, bbq grills and more fun jammed into one spot than you'll ever find anywhere else in the world.

Parque Agua Azul is a park with two worlds. On one hand, it's pretty run down with a strong for a…read morerenovation. On the other hand, it's an oasis with paths, a playground, sculptures, and several "houses" with birds and butterflies. (They have weird hours to see the birds and butterflies so check the website ahead of time.) Another thing to note is that this park is enclosed by a fence and there are very few entrances and exits.

Came here because I read there was a rodeo going on every Sunday at noon, but maybe because it was…read more"cold" I could not find it so ended up exploring the park. Beautiful scenery!! Park has a walkway to cross the street, plenty of kids playing, playgrounds, paths, people jogging or walking, and even an event with schoolchildren being honored for something (my Spanish wasn't good enough to understand!) Also has go karts for the kids.