People there are chill like the fact that if your a new skater no one will judge you and might eve…read morehelp you

Tempe's long awaited and much anticipated skate park landed with a thud, i thought. location sucks,…read morecomplaints are it's very technical, but it does have a concrete picnic table. the bowl ledges have real coping, so i'm not sure, but would imagine bikes are a no-go. full pads are REQUIRED, helmets, i'm not sure.

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!

I recently attended a birthday party for my son's friend at KTR, and I was thoroughly impressed…read morewith the experience. If you book a morning party (9-11 am), you're allowed to enter an hour before the venue officially opens at 10 am. This means your kids can enjoy an hour of playtime in a private and quiet setting before others arrive--something I found really thoughtful and enjoyable. KTR offers a spacious, open environment where kids can run around and explore without getting bored. Parents can join in on the fun or simply relax with some snacks and drinks, chatting while the kids burn off their energy. The facility is exceptionally clean, well-organized, and staffed with friendly, helpful team members who are happy to answer questions or provide recommendations. If you're looking for a great venue for a birthday party that also keeps kids active and entertained, I highly recommend checking out KTR. They offer various options to suit different group sizes, ensuring a memorable experience for everyone!

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

Older skatepark, fun bowl. Skaters there were super friendly to my boys that were interested in…read morelearning tricks on their scooters. Hubby liked the rails and layout. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area!

Seems like a good park to practice tricks you are working on. Some of it was a bit dated, but I…read morestill had a good time here. Several different heights of flat rails, some lower 1/4 pipes, bank, and one nice ledge on the South East entry.

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.

The best park ever friendly people and cool scenery. been going since I was a kid. Always be going…read morethere definitely gonna take the kids.

I try not to be "that" parent, I'm usually pretty chill, but but there are some pretty messed up…read morekids the frequent this skate park, my kids are scooter rider, and they receive a crap ton of heckling from a lot of the teenagers and they're not "allowed" in certain areas of the park. The park has a sweet lay but some of the kids can be S**t heads.

Too Much Flat. The bowl literally has a spine in the middle which makes carving very difficult…read more Clearly not designed by skaters for skaters. Due to the extra flat bottom it may be good for bikes.

Big big big plenty of room to skate around.and a mini bowl,grind ledges with metal coping and a…read morepark for family's that don't skate that could play on the playground area,fencing to keep littles from wandering in, cameras for security closes at 6 pm.

Recently attended a softball tournament here. The fields looked pretty nice, but a lot of the girls…read moreslipped when they ran. It was a sunny day, so I'm not sure what was wrong with the field. They have plenty of benches at each field, but they're uncovered so watch out for flying softballs! We almost got hit by one from the field behind us. Definitely bringing umbrellas for protection next time. We were there for a few hours, so I had to use the bathroom a couple of times. The first time, the stall I went into ran out of toilet paper, but someone had left a bunch in there from another stall. There was only one sink, and the faucet is the kind that you press then let go and it should run for a short time. But this faucet stopped as soon as you let go. Fortunately I always carry hand sanitizer with me. Later I had to use the restroom again, and only the same stall was available. This time there was zero toilet paper. The bathroom was not like in the worst condition ever, but they should at least make sure the bathroom is stocked with toilet paper, especially when they know a tournament or other sports event is scheduled that day.

Nice complex with a skate park, multiple fields and tennis courts. Many sports games are hosted…read morehere. I was here for a lacrosse game, the grounds are well maintained and the bathrooms were decently maintained.

Gilbert Regional Park is near my house and it's a great spot to workout, play, or relax…read more It features many sport courts- pickleball, tennis, volleyball and basketball. While there's a lot of pickleball courts, I've seen them full with a queue to play. I haven't seen this with the tennis courts or other sport courts. There's a playground with a play structure, swings, slides, a zip-line and more. It's on a hill so there's multiple levels to play on. There's a large splash pad for older children and a separate area for younger children, so less likely your toddler gets run over by a pre-teen not paying attention. The one drawback is there's not a lot of shady places to hide from the blistering summer sun. There's a large grass field but it's sloped and thus not useful for playing flag football or soccer. I believe it's built that way to watch performances at the pavilion. If there are flat grass fields at this park, I have yet to find them; they would be a welcome addition. At the end of the park there's a lake with a walking path around it. The largest ramada is on the lakefront and looks to 100-150 people. They have smaller ramadas around to rent as well. Overall, Gilbert Regional Park is a nice clean new park with many amenities. Everything is still in good working condition and there's a lot of open space where everyone isn't concentrated into a small area.

Very clean and so much fun!!…read more There's a toddler area and a big kid jungle gym. Also a fantastic splash pad that is fenced in. It gets really busy though. Go early in the morning to beat the crowds (I think we were there by 9, it got busy by 10).

This park is wonderful! It's spacious with plenty of parking Great for picnics or family functions…read morelarge and small. The splash pad was my most favorite enjoyable enough for a 1 1/2 year old and myself as well. I got to be a kid again. We'll be back again and again!

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.