This park really rocks! It's conveniently located around the corner from me which provides me the…read moreperfect opportunity to take my dogs here daily. It's very well maintained with plenty of poop bags and trash cans. They recently added some more beautiful trees and interesting gym equipment along the pathway too. Great place to walk , workout or just chill .

I love this park! It's down the street from our house. Everything from the smaller park area which…read moreis somewhat covered, to grassy areas for soccer practice, games, dog shows, etc. Basketball courts for those that enjoy shooting hoops. Or just simply enjoying the playground area with your tot. Where you can build sand castles. We've been coming here since my son was an infant. He loves it!

Lovely local park. One late January afternoon, around 5:15, I brought my grandchildren along with…read moretheir scooter and slider bike. We found only one other vehicle in the parking lot upon arrival, but it quickly filled up within 45 minutes. The kids enjoyed riding along the winding pathways and had a great time on the playground, particularly the exciting slides. Eventually, they kicked off their shoes and socks and happily spent time building sand cakes and piles. It was quite a challenge to convince them to leave, finally heading back home only after the sun had set below the horizon.

Plenty of things for the kids to play on. Lots of space to run. Tennis courts and ramadas with…read morepicnic tables. Take a tour of my neighborhood with me! Go to my instagram (@deandrarobbins623) videos of Fletcher Heights park, Neighborhood and Sunrise Mountain Pool About Fletcher Heights and zip code 85382: -Fulton Built homes 1999-2000, 2098 single family homes, 7 homes for sale (May 18, 2022) currently priced between $460,000-650,000, Price per square foot between 281-361 models range from 1,200sq-2,542 Schools #Frontierelementry #Sunrisemountainhighschool 40,000 people live in 85382 zip code, 1,497 work from home, 65% married, 22% single, 80% drive alone, 71% are homeowners. Elevation 1,224ft above sea level. I've been in love with Fletcher Heights since the beginning and don't plan of leaving. Let me find your "Just can't leave" home. If your one of my neighbors and you need to relocate, nobody can represent your home the way I can. Deandra Robbins Century 21 Toma Partners 602-312-1586

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

Riding the Thunderbird Passeo trail today for the first time this season. The trail unfortunately…read morehas 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".

Huge park that is easy to find and super well kept. Came here for the annual Boo Fest, hadn't been…read morebefore as far as I remember, it was so busy! Nice big playground, plenty of areas for different sports, plenty of nearby parking. Definitely a nice park in the north west Phoenix area!

Great park. I play pickleball almost every weekend at their six courts. They are typically well…read moremaintained. A new net was just installed in one of their courts. The courts are enclosed by fences for every two courts. The courts are good size with plenty of room outside the lines of the court itself which helps players stay safe when chasing shots off the court. These pickleball courts also host tournaments, so you know it's legit. There's also plenty of field space that is a popular place for dog training and youth sports. I have also been here for a friend's child's birthday party where the gazebos were reserved for the party. There's plenty of playgrounds for the kids as well. Overall really nice park in a good and safe area.

They aren't easily accessible, but this park has four dedicated pickleball courts! That's one for…read moreeach of your grandkids!

First barrier free park built in the US. Adaptive pool and playground. 4 pickleball courts. Enjoyed…read morea day at You Can! Fest. Daring Adventures adaptive rec program is now located here and hosted a fun celebration showcasing the park and their program. Www.daring-adventures.org.

I jog here daily, but never intended on reviewing a park until I found out there were no reviews on…read moreit. So to give some perspective to this location, it is in the arrowhead lakes community, so there's a lake near-by you can jog along. I've jogged here literally at every hour of the day and felt completely safe here. It's always clean too. Particularly for the park, there is a huge grassy area for soccer, football, frisbee, etc. To potentially describe the size, 4-5 soccer games could be going on at any one time. At the front near the parking lot is a large playground, bbq and seating areas for birthdays or get togethers, a volley ball court, a basket ball court, and a private lot for parking. All done. Now on to my daily jog!

Great park to bring kids. 2 playground areas for bigger and…read moresmaller children. 2 full size basketball courts with ample parking. Walking distance to the sierra verde neighborhood. Lots of grassy area to run free, picnic, play tag or soccer etc.

If the parking lot is crowded just drive over to N 8th Ave and park outside of Shadow Rock United…read moreChurch of Christ where there is plenty of free parking. It's a pretty easy two mile hike up to the top where the cell towers are located and you can take in the views. This is a popular hiking location so you won't be alone.

A wonderful morning hike spot with gorgeous views of the valley. Shaw Butte is a 4.0 mile loop with…read more654 feet elevation change. My favorite way to start a day is with a sunrise hike here. Other hikers are typically very friendly. Tips: - check online for trail hours. The parking lot at the trailhead is only open during these times. - dogs are allowed if leashed - visit around Christmas time too catch a little decorated tree on the trail! Such a charming tradition

When I think of large parks that can hold big events or be enjoyable to stroll through, bring a…read moredog, or perhaps have a picnic, I can certainly envision the Margaret T. Hance Park. I've personally been there for a number of festivals over the years, and my sister-in-law has led fitness classes in the park. I have also used the park to cut across from the library to the other side of the park as a shortcut before. I feel that it is well-maintained with some play grounds, areas to sit, and areas to avoid the sun as need be. I stopped by the Margaret T. Hance Park this past weekend to attend the annual Arizona Fall Festival, which included food, service, and shopping vendors, plenty of food trucks, alcohol tasting area, games, auction, and more. This upcoming week, the Phoenix Pizza Festival will be held there. A lot of careful planning takes place for each and every festival taking place in the park. This public park was named after the first female mayor of Phoenix who advocated for the park. In 2016, the city announced a ten-year master plan costing over $100 million dollars, which would include adding an amphitheater, a skate park, and more. The park is home to the Japanese Friendship Garden, Irish Cultural Center, McClelland Irish Library, Phoenix Center for the Arts, and Burton Barr Phoenix Central Library.​ Features of the 32-acre park include a dog park, drinking fountains, grills, picnic area, playground, restrooms, shade structures, splash pad, and a volleyball court. The park itself is ADA accessible. The published hours of the park are daily from 6 AM to 10:30 PM. You can read more about the park at https://www.phoenix.gov/administration/departments/parks/activities-facilities/city-parks/margaret-t-hance-park.html. I look forward to seeing what this park turns into as it has such amazing potential!

Incredible playground. Artwork such as a rabbit owl and a fox that are also made for climbing. The…read morefox is a slide. There is a splash pad. There are restroom but not clean when I went