Very easy review- the best dog park anywhere near me. I'm located in north Tempe. Chaparral dog…read morepark is in Scottsdale and it's about a 12 min drive for me. This is not the closest place for me to go but it's by far the best. 3 large fenced in dog park areas, many types of friendly and fun pooches will be there for your fur babies to play with. It's fun for me to see all the different types of breeds that come here. Most of the pups are well behaved. I've seen a couple times some negligent owners on their phones so spaced out, don't pick up their dogs poop or watch what their dogs are doing, but as far as dog parks go- it's the best for not having to stress that something negative will happen. I've been to other dog parks in the area that just had bad vibes. This one is nice and happy. It's as clean as a dog park can be, they do regular maintenance to the grounds, and there is a huge parking lot. It's also nice to walk the dogs in that area as well. My boys love it here and I'm happy to take them. Important to note- check the hours on certain days since they do the maintenance and close the parks. I've shown up a couple times forgetting about this and it was closed, so we just went for a nice walk instead.

The Chaparral Dog Park is Scottsdale's most popular dog park includes three acres of grass,…read morebenches, play features, and water fountains. It's divided into few sections, and good for all types of dogs. I like the beautiful and well-shaded walking path outside of the dog park.

Visited Pinnacle Peak Park while in Scottsdale. The atmosphere is scenic, peaceful, and…read morewell-maintained, making it a go-to spot I've been hiking for 20+ years. The vistas are beautiful, with views overlooking golf courses and, as you start the climb, some stunning homes -- clearly a bit of wealth in the area. It's a great mix of desert landscape and elevated viewpoints that never gets old. Over the years, you never know who you'll run into -- I even crossed paths with Ming Tsai on one of my hikes. There are restrooms at the base, free entry, and a parking lot that can fill up quickly, with many people parking along the road leading in. Overall, a consistently great hike with rewarding views -- a local staple I keep coming back to. Saluti.

If you're looking for a short easy hike, then this may be your place. This hike provides a 4 mile…read moretrail that includes some elevation. You may experience wildlife such as lizards, deer birds, and more. This hike is very popular with the locals who you may see running and walking on a trail. What's great about this trail is the free parking, clean bathroom and a visitor area to learn more. The hike should definitely be on your list for beautiful sunset and wildlife sighting is. Prior to coming in, you should note the hours as you don't want to get your car locked in when they close the gate the hours change with daylight changing.

Dog park is kept pretty clean. The separation for big and small dogs is appreciate. Small walking…read moretrail connected to hikes and a safe neighborhood is nice for a quieter option when it is busy. A nice park and pickleball area as well. Definitely a nice and safe option for a day in the sun!

This is a totally new trail/park area that I was just introduced to. It's way off the beaten path -…read moreoff I-17 North & then about 10 minutes off of Happy Valley Road. We only hung out at the park but looking forward to returning to hike a legit trail!

No dog park. Why did you send me here? Maybe it used to be a dog park. Now a skate park.read more

Looks like a great play place for my dog but was closed. Hours operation documented it should have…read morebeen open. Very disappointing

Nice new courts at this City of Glendale Park on the West side of the parking lot opposite the…read moreskate park. The lights are good. One star off for the lack of wind barriers on two sides.

Nice, big park! Covers a lot of area, multiple playgrounds which did make things confusing meeting…read morefriends here haha. Good amount of shaded areas, the areas I was in looked clean. Would return for sure.

I will never come back! Be very careful when bringing your dogs here. The owners bring dogs that…read morebite and my Shiba Inu (so friendly) was bit by a brown and white boxer and another mixed brown dog (not sure what the breed was). His left leg had a bite mark on the outside and inside of his thigh. The owners just laughed that my dog was crying/yelping and it was a terrifying experience. They didn't take accountability for their dog bite so please make sure you understand that the dogs they bring are not friendly with other dogs like they are suppose to be at dog parks!

Good little dog park. Yea, it's a bit dusty, but dogs don't mind. There are a few shady areas,…read morepicnic tables and benches. Lots of parking. There is a water spot for your dogs to drink too! This is an off leash park.

Love the "beach" and water access, also nice to have the wash stations before heading to the car…read more Weekends are for the socially inclined, while weekdays tend to be more sparse and heavy on senior (not as playful) dogs.

Water is not the cleanest but that can be excepted from a dog park. My dog had a blast! Super cute…read moreplace and a must visit.

Not your average local skatepark. Really big. Better for experienced skaters. Has lots of rails and…read moretransitions. No boxes or low ledges.

This is a great skate park for skaters only... lots of complaints about no scooters but in reality…read morethe scooter kids are the ones who get injured not the skaters. The best way to look at it is it would you throw a bunch of peewee football players out on the field when the varsity team is practicing. No If you want to go to the park so bad buy a skateboard. Your son will get more chicks in High School if he gets off the scooter on to a skateboard. Scooters are far, just like fruit-boots, pogo sticks and hover boards. Deal with it