A beautiful park on the so what quiet east side with many ramadas you can reserve, grassy spots for picnics, and farmers market Friday mornings. It's large and also has a compost and glass recycling collection area on the north east side. Lots going on here, and a nice path to walk or run! read more

Only GOD forgives you faster than a DOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness This dog park follows along with a pattern I'm noticing here in the Arizona desert. At least this dog park has just natural ground covering instead of pea gravel. So it is something the animals normally run on. They do have water and they do have a trash can and they do have a poop bag dispenser it looks like they have a few trees? Although they don't provide any shade? Each park has a shade structure with a picnic table underneath it, but other than that it is just a hard ground baking platform under the sun we were here at the beginning of March and it was already getting a little warm for comfort. read more

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I played pickleball here for the first time this week. The courts are great and I like their system for pick up pickleball. The bathrooms were a far walk though so not easy to go in between games. read more

We very much enjoy coming to this park! It's large a spacious! I like that they have a splash pad and a playground close together. My only down side with this park is the locations of the bathrooms to some of the ramadas. For example Ramada 4 is pretty far from a bathroom yet right next to the playground and splash pad. Over all it is a good park; I would suggest opening more bathrooms. read more

I was surprised to be charged a fee just to sit in the lobby while my son played basketball. Patty at the front desk insisted on the payment, even though I wasn't using any part of the facility myself. I've never had to pay just to watch before. If you're a parent hoping to simply watch your child, I wouldn't recommend this facility. read more

Great facilities and helpful courteous staff. Among other activities, we especially enjoy ballroom dancing to live music every Tuesday from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. read more

I've started walking in their indoor track. Three lanes circle the second floor overlooking the basketball/volleyball court. Several stations with biking machines are just off the track. In the middle is a weight/treadmill section. You can see over the pool and splash pad outside. Parking is never a problem for the Center, although I can see things getting tight in the baseball park areas. Near the center the parking area is covered with solar panels. Win win! It's summertime so the noise levels are high inside the center no matter what time of day. But it's nice to see so many kids having a great time. read more

Great park for all activities. Their pickle ball culture is hands down great here. You can come play on your own and find a court easily. read more

Udall Park - A tennis court with a green playing surface and a black net is enclosed by a chain-link fence. Tall floodlights are positioned around the court, and a few people are visible in the background near the fence. The sky above is partly cloudy with patches of blue, and trees are seen beyond the fence. - Dog Parks Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Was a nice experience, a lot of market, nice people and space a lot to do and it's in our great city of Tucson

I frequent udall park often especially with kids. This park has a lot to offer. The pool and staff are friendly. The brand new splash pad is a great new addition. The playground could use a shade cover but it has lots of different age level areas. The center has many activities and the senior center as well. The ball/ soccer fields are kept up well & they have a large walking path all the way around which is fantastic. This is a great and large eastside park. I've never been but I know there is also a dog park. read more

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Overall, a good facility and a nice pool. However, for at least the second time, I walked in, asked if the pool was open. Got a yes. Went and changed my clothes and went to the door outside and it was locked. After, then walking around to another door and out to the pool; discovered it was closed for 'cleaning'. Thankfully, I had not taken a shower as I had to get my clothes back on and drive to another pool. The workers at the front desk are so busy chatty up each other they appear clueless as to what is going on. There was no signage in the locker room to indicate the closure. This is very aggravating. GRRRR! read more

The area for small dogs here is very small. Too small for my rat terrier to run and play.

We go to this park to utilize the lit walking path at night. It's not close to home, but it's a place I can walk at night and feel safe. The folks I encounter here are usually very friendly and courteous. The park is in good shape and kept clean. What else do you need if you're wanting to get a little outdoor exercise? read more

We love this park!! It's so much bigger than it looks. They have a huge dog park, volley ball court, tennis courts, a giant swimming pool (which obviously is closed right now) soccer field, baseball field, and they have a nice walking path that's lite up at night so it's not so creepy or scary if you're walking it alone. read more

We enjoy walking around Udall because the park is well kept, the walking trails feel safe for the area, and the views are amazing! We bring our dog on walks with us here often. Although, there are a ton of other activities at the park including soccer, pickle ball, baseball/softball, and there's also a dog park and water park. read more

It's a very clean and well maintained park on the Eastside of 520. They have been offering FREE Covid-19 testing from Pima County. This park offers soccer fields, tennis courts, dog park, outside track & workout area. There are baseball fields. There is a community center building that has an indoor track, basketball courts, volleyball courts and work out stations with both cardiovascular and weight/ strength training equipment. Our family enjoys this park for a variety of health, pleasure and leisure activities. By they way, it's located close to "The Loop." read more

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I love taking Baxter to the park for a walk or jog. He likes to chase the rabbits. Baxter is also a dog. Large areas to play any sport you desire and lights are inexpensive if you wish to reserve your own field. Sometimes there are some homeless or drugged out weirdos around so never go out alone. read more

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I really like this park. It's a pretty large park, and there's really no shortage of stuff to do. There's a gated dog park, heated outdoor pool, sanded volley ball courts, horseshoe areas, tennis courts, baseball/softball fields, soccer fields, a walking path, and so much more. This park has it all. The community center within the park serves as a senior center as well as an indoor recreation center. There's also an area for outdoor concerts. This park is a great place to have a party, BBQ, or other type of get together. The park and amenities are generally very clean and well maintained. The parking in some areas is a little scarce, but not too bad. Overall, this is a good park for just about any of your recreation, fitness, and/or park-going needs. read more

Great walking place. Dog park is always full but that's ok alot of walking paths. A great place to meet people and exhaust your dog.

Dog park review only - minus one star for being all dirt, but it's Tucson so what can you really expect? There are benches and some shade for people. There's a water spigot and a couple bowls always there for dogs. Never had an issue with any other animals or people. Most people pick up their dogs poop so that's nice. read more

Great big park in a good area of town. Lots of space for events and families to happen. There are many Ramada's to rent out for birthday parties or whatever gets you going. Many large fields to practice sports with your children. Some areas have some nice large trees to take a relaxing nap under! read more

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Who doesn't love a free concert under the stars? Pack a picnic dinner and some lawn chairs. Settle in on the grass of the amphitheater. I'm already in a "fan" state of mind. Yep, I was impressed by the all-volunteer Arizona Symphonic Winds' fall concert at László Veres Amphitheater in Udall Park. (Who knew this little jewel existed?) I think I may even have developed a bit of a crush on László Veres, the Music Director and Conductor. An 80-ish Billy Crystal-meets-Lawrence Welk treasure, he is fun, knowledgeable and so very, very debonair. The program was a mash-up of hand-over-the-heart patriotic anthems, Latin numbers, Hollywood movie scores, even a tribute to Leonard Bernstein (composer of West Side Story). And then, there was the tribute to The Doors. And this is where I have to pull a star. Just on principle. László introduced "The Doors in Concert Medley" by saying, "I guess The Doors were popular in the 60s. I must have been busy, because I don't remember them." WTF, László! Are you messing with me? Apparently László wasn't the only one, because, as the wind and percussion sections did their best to rock "Light My Fire," "Hello, I Love You" and "Love Her Madly," I looked around and ... a sea of blank faces. OMG! NOoooOOooooo! So, here's my bottom line: Overall, this event is super-cool. (But if you're under 60, plan to dial back your inner hipster and bring your Granny). read more

I cant review the entire park because well..its huge and i haven't gone around to all of it but i see very nice large fields and a swimming facility. What I can review is the DOG PARK :). Its probably the best I can find in Tucson (what I'd really like to find is a grassy dog park) since its quite spacious and has dogs in it. There's 2 sections of the doggie park ..1 for big dogs and 1 for little dogs. I take my little dog into the big dog side because I also have doberman. Lots of space for the dogs to run although none of the dogs really run or tackle each other (this i find very strange and have hypothesized that its because its not grassy). I like my dogs to tackle each other or other dogs...y'know ...like PLAY with each other..... oh well, i guess other dogs for company is all i can ask for. read more

Grazing In The Grass There's a lot going on at this park. My favorite is the László Veres Amphitheater, where Arizona Symphonic Winds plays every Summer and Fall. We pack a dinner, bring blankets, lawn chairs and friends, equals a great time in the Arizona. Since it's in the evening the wind comes along and it's really nice in the grass. read more

They have plenty of soccer fields and baseball/softball fields here. The dog park here is bigger than the one over at Reid Park. Love that I can bring my dog to run and play. I can't say too much about the other half of the park since I haven't had the time to explore, but based on what I have seen here, it's a great park on the Eastside of Tucson. read more

Okay I drive by Udall Park everyday, their is always a billion people getting exercise. Awesome affordable programs for the Kiddos in the Summer .... however they fill up very fast. Had my daughter in a GYMNASTICS class .... I can still see her smiling pulling out the Wedgies ... LOL In any case this place is great to have Volley Ball Games, and just general fun. I wish they handled the summer programs a bit differently or I'd give them a five, however this is definitely the spot to go since their aren't too many parks on the east side. Take your dog or family for a walk ... good stuff! I like going here during the monsoons ... then crossing the street and go to FROST for a treat afterwards. One of the best kept secrets on this side of town. Watch out for some crazy POWER walkers .... or skate people from the 70's on Nash boards. read more

I drive by this park all the time. It's one of many things I pass and never really give it a second thought. I had not paid attention to everything this park has to offer. There are soccer and softball fields, a swimming pool, playgrounds, volleyball courts, multi-use rooms and even a gated dog park where, if your pooch is well behaved, they can run and play with other dogs. We took our dogs here and were surprised at how well they did. Butt sniffing is expected and encouraged here. It helps the dogs acquaint and can either start a fight or help avoid one. The dogs here mostly get along. I did not see one fight. Our dogs frolicked with other dogs and even seemed to make new doggie friends. It's like a playground for them and they loved it. We will be visiting this park again for the dog park and to check out more of it's other offerings. read more

I like their indoor track upstairs it's the largest of all the parks. I do enjoy going here just to break up my workout routine but I would avoid evenings as it tends to be crowded and the gym is a bit small. If you're looking for a place to play racquetball for next to nothing this is it! read more

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The playground is great but the public pool is horrendous. Its mostly the life guard's. They were completely hostile about a pair of goggles . The goggles had a nose piece, there was an older gentleman in the pool with the same set up and no one said anything to him. They were yelling at me and my family. They wouldn't leave us alone...it was on the verge of harrassment. They would ear hustle our conversation and butt in rudely and roll there eyes when we said our conversation was only amongst ourselves. We were not roudy or out of control. When they said no balls we immediately took care of the problem. I do NOT recommend going to this public pool. Chlorine level was high and burning and the life guard's have a serious communication issue. They should also make sure the pool rules are updated to avoid this in the future but sadly we wont be returning after our experience. read more

I'm biased to begin with....I play racquetball, and have my regular games elsewhere. The facilities are nice, clean, and well maintained. My real complaint lies with users of the facility. People actually bring their kids to play racquetball - with no eye protection. Are you really that dense? Courts can only be reserved for an hour, and it is common for people to just open the door and stroll on to the court - even when a rally is taking place. Again...stupidity prevails over safety and common sense. read more

Not a very nice layout. It is is large. People were not friendly. There was one lady who had her dog who was very aggressive with all the other dogs. A bunch of the other medium dogs moved to the small dog lot to avoid the aggressive dog. Worst part was she did nothing and most people who showed up to the park ended up just leaving because the dog would essentially just bug, bark, and bite a lot. Not POC friendly, at least from those two people. I will not be going back. read more

PICKLE BALL. The city courts are superb!!! But, be aware, if you decide to head out and play Pickle ball and all the courts fill while you are enjoying your game, be aware that there are unofficial observers who plan to enforce their principles on your playing time. YOU along with the players you are with are expected to leave the court that you are playing upon after 15 minutes of play. You as a player must 1) constantly view if the courts are busy and 2) if they are, you must time yourself and leave your court and go place yourself in a line where now you have to observe all courts to see which one will open up next and hope that others are conscious of the 2 times listed above. What a cluster F*&^* of a system being forced upon you as a player. Totally displeasing unless you like bureaucratic bull sh*# . For me, I think that if I wanted to play at a court, I would go to the court of interest and politely let the players know all other courts are filled and I am waiting for a turn on their court. Maybe I'm all wrong here, but that follows just about every other waiting system anywhere else. read more

My husband and I have been coming to this dog park for a few months and know several people and their dogs. Last night, a man assaulted me. He swore he was going to punch my dog in the face. All because he didn't like how my dog was playing with his dog. My dog is not violent. She plays at the same level other dogs play with her. I can put her in the small pen for small dogs and will not play the same way she was playing with big dogs. I have 2 cats at home and they can be in the same place and know my dog would not hurt my cats. I will make an announcement in the park if I see the man again, I certainly would not want anybody to feel the same way I did last night. Not only that, they we're bullying me. Three of them (2 men, 1 woman) screaming at me of how I need to go back to my own country. It was so unnecessary and ignorant of them. I was hurt and scared that this man is going to physically hurt my dog... read more

I can only give my rating relating to evaluate their pool. I like the hours, the price (cheap $2 each time or a pass all season for $40), and the abundant availability of lanes. It is really enjoyable to swim laps outdoors. The cleanliness wavers a bit (that's why I didn't give it 5 stars) with leaves floating on the bottom. The lifeguards are friendly and provide kick-boards to use. The women's changing room is fair with two open showers with generic body wash. The locker room has enough lockers and you have to bring your own lock. read more

I love this place! I first discovered this park a year and a half ago when I moved to Tucson. If you like to walk and live on the east-side you will find a good paved path for walking or jogging - I've found you can do a mile (approx.) circuit by going behind the baseball fields and then walking around the perimeter of this expansive park filled with soccer fields, baseball diamonds, tennis courts and much more. Only about 1/3 of that walk is in shade so unless you go very early or very late you should join the gym inside where they have an air-conditioned walk/jog track as well a big basketball/ volleyball / etc. court and a small space with various exercise equipment. The staff are generally very friendly and knowledgeable. Oh, did I mention that the membership for seniors works out to something ridiculous like .60 cents per day if you pay for a year or a quarter year! From what I hear their budget hasn't budged for years so that's why the general park upkeep isn't always pristine. If you qualify, the membership also includes the senior center. read more

Cool dog park. Really intimate setting with sand and grass. Seems like a nice place to play ball sports or hike or run on trails around there. i think they have good facilities too. The dog park is the best. Theres a big dog area and a little dog area and it seems to be full of dogs a lot. read more

very nice facility. there are a lot of different areas of the park that people can utilize. we were near the tennis courts yesterday. there was a dog park for small & large dogs. there's a pool that i'm excited to use. the play ground was fun for my daughter. she kept going down the slide. and there was even music in the park! pretty awesome! read more

Absolutely disgusting pool. Filthy dirty with thousands of big bugs that can enter ones mouth that no one seems to mind. No one complains and no one cares... what a shame!! Its a nice big pool with music pumping while you swim but the pool has garbage in it, plastic, finger nails, and assorted other things like sticks and BAND -aids and really smelly lockers. Id rather not.. ! SOMEONE HIRE PEOPLE THAT CARE!!! OMG read more