Quiet, clean great place to walk dogs, sit and enjoy the weather, exercise and walk. Very clean…read morewell kept. Grass was just cut this morning. Friendly people who are walking around the park. I'd recommend this location for dogs and relaxing. Today was a great day (good weather)

Great park to walk around or just relax. Also a great place to walk dogs since there's a ton of…read moregrass space away from the road and paths all over it.

I love the uniqueness of this park The lake, the library,…read morethe kid swings, the musical instruments, all so fun. It's clean and well kept. There's a new book featured around the water area every month to read with your kiddo. Duckies to feed, fishing. And it's not too big to where you'll misplace your child

It's a very small park but it's nice bc it has a pond near by to feed the ducks. There's also a…read morebasketball court as well which is nice.

It was a great park that looked great driving by. Great scenery within the park and a great…read moreplayground

Estrada Park in Tempe is newly renovated with adult exercise equipment and some fun play structures…read morefor kids, plus covered picnic tables and basketball court, soccer field. Nice big tree too.

I like this park…read more It's always got people visiting, and since it's 100+ out that's something to be said for the trees and shaded areas. People walk their dogs. Children playing. Today a fellow raced his remote control truck around with his kiddo, they were having a blast. I even found a group of teens just hanging out chatting about the day passing the time. I come here from time to time myself, it's outside of my neighborhood, but they have better walking areas and shade than mine. So I'll come back.

Great neighborhood park with access to Bustoz school basketball courts and a unofficial bark park…read moreon the East side of the school. They have a small walking/jogging track around the park and a great pedestrian/cycling bridge that allows you to cross the US60 with no cars.

This is a great little neighborhood park. It was really…read moreclean. They had trash and recycling bins. They had swings, a slide, a monkey bar type structure and shade for the kids. Benches for the parents. Don't bring glass containers!

Dwight Park is a small neighborhood park and very nice. It has always been clean every time we have…read morebeen there. The play equipment is in great shape as well. Our granddaughter really likes it so we do too

It's a shame this park is no longer well kept. Sure, there's no trash on the ground but the water…read moreis so polluted, I half-expect a mutated loch monster to emerge from the murky, sewage-green depths. I passed two dead catfish, belly-up near the shore in two different places as I walked the length of the lake. Water pipes and covers are broken throughout the park, art pieces are corroding, and just about every surface of this park is covered in graffiti. A shame, because this park was once very nice. I do enjoy coming here during the spring and fall months because it's a solid distance to walk, the sidewalks are wide, and there are a lot of community picnic areas. This park is so big, it stretches across both sides of Mill Avenue off Baseline Road. There's a place to rent paddle boats and bikes, and there are fishing areas spaced strategically around the lake. Something I also like is how easy it is to find shaded areas. This is a very family friendly park with space for children to play. It's also a great place to bring your dog and have your daily walk. There is a recreation center on the SE side of Mill Avenue that houses tennis courts (and I believe there's a pool). Also within this area is a large playground. I also love the ducks, and I'm sad they're swimming in polluted water. City of Tempe: be better. Take care of your parks, especially since tax dollars go toward the upkeep.

Amazing. All week I'd been looking forward to spending the afternoon outside with others just…read morewanting/needing to breathe, let go and heal. This park is so beautiful. My first Water Lantern Festival, but not my last.

As a recent resident of Phoenix, I have heard a lot about the intensities of the summers here. I…read moredon't know what it is about me, but maybe the heat doesn't phase me as much. With that in mind, I braved the heat and stopped by Eldorado Park for a hour-long walk (hydration pack and sunscreen in tow). Located in Scottsdale, there's plenty of parking. The first thing that stands out is the size of the park. There's plenty of greenery, there are benches, there are picnic tables, there's a lake, there are playgrounds, there's disc golf, and more. Eldorado actually bleeds into another park so it takes quite a while if you're trying to explore it in its entirety. I wouldn't say Eldorado Park is the most picturesque park I've been to. Nor is it in the nicest part of town. But it did the job. There are so many hiking and walking opportunities in Phoenix. It was nice to try out a new spot.

I'm not sure of the history of this park or anything. I just know it was easy to find on the…read morephone, and chill to use as we ate our lunch, and walked around in. Relatively clean, lots of parking available. A good break from the everyday.

This facility, tennis courts, basketball area and racket ball courts are private. They are for…read moreresidents of La Glorieta and their guests.

There is a nice tennis court, racquetball court and a basketball court with a brand new nice hoop…read more You can play here any time of the day. Racquetball is fun and offers air conditioning inside during the summer.

We love the batting cages here when my parents are in town or the wife and I just want to unwind!…read moreThe wife also plays rec Volleyball indoors there in the winter and she loves it!

Pros: I love the new designs with the cute little sea creatures and bright colors (especially the…read moreblue axolotl in the dining room), AND I go there all the time with my friend, and even though we are adults, we still love to play in the waves and go down the slide! Cons: This place was unsanitary (there was a puddle of blood they just sprayed it with hose instead of sanitizing, showers were okay, and there's hair strands all over the place) and the lost and found is a joke. They just keep the last items in the locker for not even a week, then they donate them after. The food was expensive as well and the selection wasn't the biggest. The only thing that's clean is the restrooms. Entertainment: 10/10 Cleanliness: 4/10 Customer service: 6/10

This park is so great for kids of all ages! Gated splash pad, lots of shaded ramadas and climbing…read morefor the older guys.

I love coming to this park. It is really big and there is so much to do. I mostly come here to run…read more Riverview Park does make me wish I was a kid again because they have so many cool things for the little ones to enjoy. The parks I grew up playing at were nothing like this one. There is a 50-foot tall Genesis climbing tower, playgrounds with a rubber surface to protect from falls, a 60-foot long caterpillar mesh rope climbing structure and a splash pad. The lake is stocked for those that like to fish. There are picnic tables, a fountain and ramadas that can be reserved in advance. It is nice to come here in the evenings and see people going on walks and families gathering for celebrations. We all need to get out and enjoy the outdoors more in my opinion. Riverview Park is next door to Sloan Park and the Mesa Riverview shopping area. There is so much in this area to do and enjoy. I have really enjoyed living a short drive away from here the past couple of years. Riverview Park is located right off the 202 freeway and has plenty of parking.