Phenomenal little park to hang out after grabbing food and enjoy sun in your lunch break or play some sports hike walk or bike. This park is endless for potential except during flooding season. read more

Riding the Thunderbird Passeo trail today for the first time this season. The trail unfortunately has deteriorated quite a bit. Lots of broken glass, sand coverage, and chunks of asphalt missing which made my ride extremely bumpy. Quite a few city of Glendale workers there trimming trees though. The portion of the trail leading up to 51st is horribly bumpy and covered with sand. I guess I'll stick to the New River and Skunk Creek trails. Tried to do the survey posted on the sandwich boards positioned on trail, but "No page found". read more

Visited this park this weekend just to get to know more areas to bring my kids to , I read reviews on how this was a nice park/ bike path but it's super dirty trash everywhere and graffiti everywhere. I normally wouldnt write a review for a park but the trash was so bad! The playground is very old and fenced in but there's piles of dirt and trash. There's ALOT of space here tho, good for running bike rides and playin catch or letting your dog run if they're good on recall. read more

Nice big field for sports. Nice trails for bike riding. However, the play spot with the slides is horrendous. Filthy dirty trash all over the place. We didn't stay it was so dirty. read more

This lengthy park follows the Arizona Canal for 4 miles and is good for strolling, jogging, and biking. I did try to use my push scooter here and found out that the asphalt paved trails, while OK for bicycles, are a bit too rough for a push scooter's small wheels. There are also areas for disc (frisbee) golf, basketball, and two lighted areas for soccer. The park appears well-maintained and has parking areas and restrooms at the entrances near the active and passive recreation areas (59th Av, and 67th Av). People who want to extend their hiking or biking activities will find that the northwest end of the park connects to Skunk Creek Linear Park for additional trails. < read more

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Rolled in literally on my skateboard. Path a little rough at times. Excellent use of canal with pathway. Baskets are long. Course is all in the sun. Walkway along water way is great for runners and cyclists. read more

In reviewing my logs I realized that I have ridden over 100 miles so far this year. Much of this mileage is on the trail through Thunderbird Paseo Park. -thanks could not have done it without you! read more

Great bike path that runs from 51st Ave/Cactus to 75th Ave/Paradise, and safe too. I have been coming here since I was a child, the bike path has a few hard parts to climb up, and then there are extra hard parts that you can choose to take that merge back with the original path. The park had several sitting areas, a drinking fountain and a of course a rest room. And at 59th and Thunderbird there are soccer fields and a play set for children. Downside: Fogs on the trails in summer The bottom of the park becomes a stagnant lake when it rains hard Still love this place. read more

Figured it was time to update my review... In training for a half marathon in June this park has become my go to trail. I like how it connects to the skunk creek trail and under the 101 to Rio Vista Park. As my runs gradually get longer I continue to discover "alternate routes" which helps when it comes to changing scenery just a little bit. They've also recently flattened out one of the more "severe dips" before what I think is the 73rd ave underpass, which me and my right knee greatly appreciate. It would be great if the trail had lighting fixtures, but I guess I'll just have to suffer in the sunlight during the summer months. No pain no gain! read more

Growing up in Peoria, I've spent quite some time partaking in a wide array of activities at Thunderbird Paseo Park which I refer to as simply "the canal." Everything from family bike rides to ice blocking to soccer practice has taken place at this park. The whole park stretches about five miles through more than one municipal area. I really enjoy the bike/pedestrian trail because it is a good way to safely avoid major intersections on long bike rides. This path also boasts a workout course with pull up bars and sit up stations at half mile intervals. As far as ice blocking goes, I would not use Paseo park. The grass is much to dry to provide the slippery surface necessary for a good slide. The golf course on 40th Street and Cactus is much better. I haven't had a chance to check out the new disc golf course yet, but my brothers and dad say that it is awesome. I'm really excited to throw some disc here when I have a little more time to hone my skills (which are close to none). This is a great park during the day; however, unless you are armed or have a death wish stay away from Paseo Park at night. I have seen some pretty odd things on late night bike rides, and homeless people sleep under the overpasses. read more

Based on where I live, this is my entrance to the recreation trails that run along the Arizona canal and creeks that have been modified to allow for recreation and water runoff. I like being able to ride my bike away from traffic. At times the paths have quite a few folks walking, jogging, riding and even the occasional horse or skater. There is a 15mph speed limit for bikes in the park but it is largely ignored by the road riders. The furthest I have gone on the ac/dc path is 24th street. I actually rode on the paths for about 6 months before I discovered the underpasses on the opposite side of the canal I had been riding on. read more

I thought this park was just OK. It's kind of narrow, and a little messy. Seems like people don't like to clean up after their dogs too much.. Other than these complaints, I liked the park. It is long and narrow and great for a leisurely walk. read more

Disc golf course is a great place for people just getting into the game. Few trees come into play and no permanent water hazards, but this is a river bed so you might avoid it after rains. There are lots of drives from up high so it's a great place to feel good about the longer distances you can achieve because of that. Bring a decently Insulated canteen with you as you start and finish near the restroom/drinking fountain but you're well away from them over the course of your game. My game wasn't great but the time there with a group of 8 of us playing today was outstanding. read more

This is such a great park to go for a run/jog! I used to be able to just go here right out of my back yard so it was really convenient. I've seen some really beautiful sunsets running through here and I really miss that about this place. read more

Great location for exercise and recreation, including but not limited to jogging, biking, football, etc. Or if you're just looking to have a nice day in the park with a picnic with a loved one, this park also provides that. Thunderbird Paseo park also provides play areas and equipment for elementary school aged children. The park is also well situated with adequate lighting after sunset. read more

Sad little park that has been forgotten. Everything is faded and in dyer need of paint. Wish I could give a great review but sadly I can't.

I love skunk creeks bike/ running path, no cars, lots of other supportive acitve people, what's more to love? Even the possiblity of water fountains and washrooms and with over 4 hours put into finishing the trail, I think it's pretty safe to say it's the best for even the most extreme active persons wanting a flat (or hilly optioned) ride. read more

This is s beautiful place to run jog bike or walk it's very well kept and green ! Not a lot of people here I came late morning the running trail of good with uphills good for pushing yourself read more