This place is magical! You have to stop her if in Payson I love bringing my little dog! I love…read moreseeing the ducks swimming in the water. I enjoy going out on the pier and being amongst all the fishermen. I just love walking around there and basking in the sun and seeing the beautiful weeping willows and grass!

Super nice park! Came here from phx to somewhat escape the July heat! Had been here before but not…read moreto the playground/splash pad. Took us a bit of driving as google maps was unclear on where to find the playground. It's a good sized playground with a nice splash pad. Perfect way for kids to cool off and my on had fun! It was a little crowded when we were here but I think there may have been a bday party going on. Would for sure come again.

I was in town in Show Low staying at my friend's place and decided to take my dog to Tonto National…read moreForest (specifically the two sixty trail area) so we could enjoy the weekend day. It was an hour ride, but I think it was so worth it! My dog really enjoyed it! What I loved was that the facility and trail were clean and well maintained. There was a restroom station and a marker/direction for a subtrail at the entrance from a parking lot. The trail itself was clear and not crowded at all. There were just 2 other people we met during a weekday late morning during our visit for an hour there. My dog really enjoyed roaming around the trail and we loved that we didn't see any trash at all. While the trail was a bit unleveled, the path was clear! Bonus too that it was a free hike/walk for us, including parking! The only minus was that there was no cell phone signal (T-mobile/Mint Mobile), so I was very wary that we might get lost if we didn't keep track of ourselves well enough..so we mostly stayed on the trail and didn't go in too far. But...it is a wonderful place to enjoy the nature for sure!

Even if you're visiting the Phoenix area for only a few days the Tonto National Forest area…read moreprovides several memorable experiences. We spent a full day visiting the Lost Dutchman national park, Goldfield Ghost Town and the Apache Trail road (at least to the part where it was closed) Because of large fires the Apache trail is closed at the halfway point. Dont let that stop you from driving it anyway. Lots of place to pull over and take pictures.. There's also a nice lookout at Canyon Lake, and if you can swing it try getting there at sunset.... The Goldfield Ghost town is also a fun and free diversion with gun battles and plenty of sweets and gift shops.. The Lost Dutchman park has a great morning hike called Siphon Draw to Flatiron trail.. 6 miles total and it's not easy but the views are epic. Look it up on Yelp...

This is an above average dog park where your dog can play and socialize with other dogs. One of its…read morebest features is how big it is. There is much more room for them to run around, unlike other dog parks, which are more restrictive. I am always worried that my local dog park might not be properly maintained, and expose them to fleas and other diseases. However, over the course of my few visits, I have found the area to be very well maintained. The only issue I saw was a lack of poop bags available during my visits. Most other places I know of provide them free of charge. However the dispenser here needs to be checked on every now and then.

Small dog area... Drove by past it a couple of times before I realized where it was!! A real desert…read morepark!

One of the most beautiful dog parks I've been to yet…read more It has tons of water for the pups & it has it split in two one side is fenced and the other isn't. They have about 6 gated sections but some were locked shut and others were open. They have an area to wash your pets off after they have had their fun. My pups had such a blast and were wiped out by the time we left There was tons of grass areas such a big park. They have a few playgrounds for kids as well. I loved the fire hydrant water station it was a cute addition.

You need a clearer ONLINE posting when Dog Beach is closed. Especially in the summer heat…read more Annoying. I do love the updates you are doing and my dogs love the parks.

This place brings many fond memories. As a child born and raised in Flagstaff this was our park …read more Many a summer having picnics and playing on the swings and slides .

Not the ordinary park I'm accustomed to being from Tucson. This park is spacious and filled with…read morelots of hiking trails and trees! Dogs loved it!

Lovely dog park in Soldiers Pass. Large and small dog areas and a nice hilly area with a bench at…read morethe top and incredible views. I came in January. It was pretty muddy. There is a nice turf area with benches. There is water and dog bags. There are also paths around the dog area where you can walk but on leash. The parking lot for the dog park was very small and you can only get 1 hour of free parking. Luckily I found a spot but if no spots there is probably a pay lot nearby.

Sedona has a great dog park. Three fully fenced areas. My dogs liked the hiking area for exploring…read moreand the large dog area for playing with other dogs. It is one of the best dog parks we have visited.

Thank you Holbrook Kiwanis for providing such a nice dog park!…read more Regret THOSE that DON't picked up after their dog(s). Shame of "you" for ruining a nice service provided by a volunteer group

Easy stop, right off the highway. Green grass, trees, pretty. Connected to a picnic area. Not huge…read morebut a lovely brief rest and stretch.

5 paws! Large separate areas for small and large dogs with grass. Water at the fire hydrants with…read morebowls available. Dog bags and garbage cans. Seats for the humans.

Cute and clean! Dog bowls were available and were clean as well. It was so nice to be able to let…read morethe pups out in a grassy, shaded area!

I've said it before. This dog park will always be my go to because of how close it is to my house…read more In addition, just like all the parks in this group, it's a FULL SERVICE park with playgrounds, playing fields, and most of them have aquatic centers. Great place for you and your best friend!

SuperFriendly dog park! We took our small dog there for the first time and it was a little Too…read morecrowded at 5:30pm but locals said it's less busy earlier. I lived how friendly everyone was and we will be back! It's a bit of a long walk from the car parking lot to the actual dog park just fyi. Also it did smell strongly of dog poop. Fingers crossed it was just because it was busier and the strong isn't always that strong...

Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is beautiful, I'm so glad I had the opportunity to finally check it…read moreout! It costs $10/person and you can pay at the entrance booth with cash or go inside to pay with card. We did not hike down to the creek/observation bridge but will definitely check it out on another visit. There are four easily labeled viewpoints that show different angles of the bridge. There was a lot of wildlife when we went and we even got to see a Coati! This place is great, definitely check it out.

Awesome Father's Day at Tonto Bridge! Got there at 9am when the gate opens and even when we left…read morearound 11:30am on a Sunday there were plenty of parking spots still available in each parking lot. My husband had my 17 mo in a baby carrier and we did the whole loop. We spent a little over 2 hours here. Some parts were super slippery even without water present, esp more towards the bridge, but wear hiking boots and be sure of your footings and you're going to be just fine! Take your time. Stop every now and then and just look up. It's beautiful all the rocks and mountain cliffs. It's beautiful the whole loop trail. Under the bridge the breeze and spray from the water coming down is a treat after being sweating. We saw plenty of young children take on the rocky trails. If you can physically, do the entire big loop. It's worth it.