Nice park with diverse mining artifacts. Awesome little Lynx Creek Loop trail, my did loved it!read more

I went to watch my friend fish and was amazed how low the lake was .. I hadn't been there for at…read moreleast 4 yrs .. yet good place for dog walking and taking the kids out for a picnic .. my friend still caught a couple of trout.

5 stars if the bathrooms and water fountains were upgraded. It's a lush great park with plenty of…read moreshady spots and open grass.

The park structures were great, but the uneasy feeling the homeless people give you is what makes…read morethis park suck for a family day. We found this park on vacation and wanted to check out the little dirt track for the kids bikes but right next to the track is where the group of homeless people are and have made the highway underpass their home. Don't recommend this park for families until they can do something about the people living here.

We were invited to a wedding here and loved it. The couple reserved a Ramada and it was enough room…read morefor 50 people. The lake itself was beautiful and clear. Lots of people were fishing. Too cold to swim in for March even though it was hot out (80s). Only $3 to park, National parks pass does not work since it's a City of Prescott lake. Overall, we loved it, very peaceful. A Prescott gem.

Visited on Saturday, November 1st, and arrived around 1 PM. Parking was $3. We first stopped at the…read morelower lake since the upper area was pretty busy, but quickly learned that the lower lake is lure fishing only--no bait allowed. So, we made our way back up to the upper lake, where bait is permitted. The upper lake was fairly crowded and a bit noisy (sound really carries there), but it's a beautiful spot overall--small, peaceful, and scenic. We stayed for about two hours, didn't catch anything, but did spot a few fish swimming around. Still a pleasant visit!

Water was a little cold but grounds were clean and was not too crowded. Bathrooms were clean…read more Little parking area. Will return.

Great new addition to Prescott's downtown! Very clean and fun for the family. Bathrooms are a huge…read moreplus! Parking is in the rear behind the Hilton

Fun little park it was a great to stop and stretch our legs. There are bathrooms and sport fields…read moreand courts.

This park has an extensive hiking and mountain biking trail system with a variety of well marked,…read morecolor coded loops to choose from. There are also a number of alternative routes that can make hiking a bit confusing so best to familiarize yourself ahead of time and download a map. Parking is easy and free with many spots on Commerce Dr. I hiked mostly the Circle trail, heading under Pioneer Parkway to the north side of the park where there are good views of Granite mountain and north towards Flagstaff. The northern-most loop and the Legacy trail are both must do's for views. There are also good views to the south and even a glimpse of Willow Lake from the trail system south of Pioneer Parkway. The park also has a number of sports facilities include a dozen new pickleball courts, baseball, etc.

Amazing hike! All incline! Over 600 feet in elevation I…read moreenjoyed it very much! The views are absolutely breathtaking and I loved the options for the hike down as well.

OK. This is a super short and super easy hike. It is slightly challenging if you take the direct…read moreroute straight up. Going this direction, it is paved all the way to the base of the rock formation forming the top. Going this direction is also steeper than going the opposite direction (CCW). From here, you're climbing, not hiking. But that part is pretty easy too...just be careful and stay within your limits. Perigrin falcons nest on the top rock section and this section does have a nesting closure period which I believe is summer through fall...but you should research the exact range as I'm not sure. If you keep your eyes open, you can see them most times of the year...but they're fast! You can also get to the base of the rock section forming the top, by a dirt path. The grade is easier, but the path there is longer. You'll occasionally see mountain bikes on this path, so heads up. Regardless of which path you use to get to the top, keep your eyes open (& ears a listening) for rattlesnake. I've seen them multiple times hiking this area. I've also seen numerous hikers that let their dogs run free (against park rule). It would not be a good day for your dog if it gets bitten.

Super cool place to go and bring the kiddos to run out some energy. They have a free indoor jungle…read moregym play area for the kiddos and a separate play area for babies. Helps keep everyone nice and cool, and easy to watch your kids and not loose them. Friendly staff on site and hours vary. They have a super cute coffee bar inside as well with some great options prices are affordable as well.

Hard pass for kids with special needs. Not much flexibility for my youngest or another kid who was…read more"too tall" for the littles section despite being on the spectrum. Staff is far too "letter of the law" rather than spirit of the law. If you enjoy getting scolded by someone who seems like they should be working for an HOA, this is your spot. Seems unreasonably strict for a place that is/was run by the Heights Church. Maybe they forgot what grace is.

Nice sports complex with community pool area. We were visiting for a baseball game and the fields…read morewere in very good condition, there are spectator bleachers and clean restrooms. The event we were at had food trucks in the parking lot so not sure if that's always an option or just for this event. There is a lot of room to bring your own chairs as well. Down side we saw several people almost get hit by older kids riding bikes and scooters quickly on the main walk area and even on the field after the game.

Great place for an early morning walk! Two separate dog parks depending on the size of your dog!read more