1.25.26 - met up with friends and family here for pickleball at this park. The majority were…read morealready there since 11am. I didn't arrive until 1ish due to attending a car show before that. The courts here were clean. I believe there were 8 courts total and we took up 4!! Pickleball courts at public parks are free. It's just first come first serve and I heard this one gets pretty busy at night. They let me jump in right away. I'm still new and so were some others so it was nice learning as we go. Our group had a table and some seating set up in a corner outside the court and even brought food and drinks. All we needed was a speaker with some music. It was so much fun with old friends and family too. Felt like a mini reunion. We plan to all go to an indoor pickleball place this upcoming weekend. Hoping that's still happening! It was a workout for sure. I was sore for a few days lol

No trees. Hot. Only one bbq grill at each pavilion. Too many kids, not shaded areas or pavilions,…read morebut the playground gives the illusion there is. The design is awkward. For instance, the parking is all on one side, so if you have to be on the sides closer to the main Road, you have to walk what feels like 1000 miles to your car in the Arizona Heat...WITHOUT SHADE TREES.

Greenfield Lakes is a decent course that's perfect if you're a beginner and want to get a quick 9…read moreholes in. The greens aren't the nicest but they're well-maintained and the staff is really friendly and helpful. They have clubs to rent and a driving range. The price is very fair and it wasn't too busy when we went so we didn't feel rushed.

The Greenfield Lakes Golf Course driving range is my go-to when I want to practice. It's very…read moreaffordable. You get what you pay for. It's not the nicest driving range or the most high tech. It does offer Top Tracers in most of the bays and misters which is nice during the summer. I do wish they would fix the bays; the turf is uneven and it can sometimes be challenging to put a tee. Majority of the staff at the driving range are young but helpful for the most part. I've also played the course a handful of times. I actually played my first 18 holes at Greenfield just last year. It was perfect for me as a beginner since it's an executive par-62 course, while still challenging. The cart girls come around a couple of times and the marshall come around often making sure everyone is keeping pace of play.

This is a really nice park. It's my first time checking in here, but I e actually been here quite a…read morefew times. My favorite thing about this Park is that it's quiet and is never crowded. No matter how many birthdays are going on here, there is plenty of great space in the parking lot for parking. They have a splash pad, and that's where I've primarily gone when I'm here. It's always very clean. They have about 6 different sections of areas where the water trickles or sprays out at you and it rotates around. Bathrooms are conveniently located next to it. There is also a playground alongside of it, so if you are a parent with kids that want to play in the water or playground, you can actually stand in between and keep a good eye on both areas. Swingsets are nearby and what I love most is that they have an adaptable swing set that includes a swing for children with special needs. There is a 3-point plastic harness that locks in, and a large bucket seat to accommodate them. There are 3 ramadas there with roughly 3 large tables in each. Perfect for parties or if you are a parent that likes to sit in the shade and watch your child at play--it's a great shaded area with a close distance to the playground and splash pad. There is a decent-sized skate park by the parking lot and a ball field. Great neighborhood park for anyone and a lot more intimate and quiet than most. Always a fun spot!

Espee Park is located north of Knox Road between Arizona Ave. and McQueen (don't bother…read moremapquest-ing it; at least last time I tried, it wasn't there). The park has multiple play features, including multiple water fountains, a water tower, and a spraying tunnel. There is also a large playground with swings right next to it. Not as many imaginative water features as Desert Breeze Park or Tempe Town Lake's spray pads, but if your nearby on a hot day, it's worth a visit. Note for all you extreme sports enthusiasts: Espee Park will also host the location of Chandler's new BMX park.

We, my group and myself, previous had a rough experience previous at Dobson Ranch Golf Club but…read morethrough communication with Andrew Frazier VP of Operations for the Club. He totally turned the whole thing around. He went above and beyond to make the situation right. We all really enjoyed the course and the amenities , which are above average by far. It was one of best days out in a long time. We will be definitely be returning soon.

If you're just coming to the golf course to hit some balls at the range, or enjoy some drinks, this…read moreplace would probably be fun for a date night. But as many of the reviews have stated, the pace of play on the golf course is terrible. We teed off at 1 o'clock and finished just before six. According to the Ranger, the course had some bachelor parties, which doesn't excuse the course for allowing them to slow pace a play for everyone else on the course and ruin the experience. I don't think financially it makes sense to cater to a bachelor party when you'll lose all the other golfers who will not come back to this course to play. The course was in fine condition, but that doesn't really matter when the pace of play is absurdly slow and the slow groups aren't required to move forward a hole. I won't ever be coming back to this course to play.

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...

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!

This is a nuanced review because some avid golfers will find my take on this spot repulsive…read more However, for those of us hackers who are on a budget, this is definitely the spot for you! I was introduced to stripe via a friend who I hadn't connected with in a while. We were looking for a way to catch up And spend some time outdoors so heading to the driving range seem like a perfect idea. However, finding an affordable driving range that isn't overly crowded in Phoenix is a bit of a challenge. Now mind you, I am a high handicap golfer, who does not spend a lot of time on the course. So when I do go out, I accept that I am likely going to Dig up a lot of holes and lose a lot of balls. If your game is like mine, then this is the place for you. I wouldn't put too much emphasis on aesthetics as this is about as rough cut as they get. However, they have a driving range, a putting green And a chipping area. All of these surfaces are pretty rough and are not anywhere near top golf quality. However, if you're trying to improve your game, and you are not too bougie to play on some hardscrabble, check this place out. They do close a little earlier on evenings, but this isn't a course you would want to be out late on anyway. They also Have an executive nine hole course that you can walk or ride on. Definitely recommend the spot to anybody who is looking to improve their game and isn't caught up on the aesthetics of the location.

This is a great little course in Mesa! I was here for a disc golf tournament, which I think they do…read morein addition to it being a regular golf course. It's totally walkable course (also didn't see any golf carts just hand carts). Nice big parking lot, 3 port-a-potties onsite (two in the front one on the back fence-line ). All my pictures are just scenery which was beautiful, lots of water holes and I think a driving range. Definitely want to play it again!

Small and large dog park. Grass is dead. Lots of poop and flies. Solid gates. Great place for the…read moredogs to run.

There are too many aggressive German shepherd families there I've seen them attack other dogs and…read morethe owner does nothing; happens all the time

As if we needed another paddle sport to add to the mix, my kids recently became interested in padel…read moreand this Conquer location happens to be the closest to home at the moment. I called to make a reservation on a Sunday and spoke to Enrique, who was super helpful. I also received a call back later from Oscar, who was also great... The kids ended up getting a court for an hour and a half. The facility is very nice and has five courts, plenty of lounging space, a ping pong table, and the locker rooms have infrared sauna and cold plunge. We paid a drop-in rate, which was a bit steep but it seems that more reasonable pricing for members. If you're interested in padel, this place is worth checking out!

Checked out Conquer recently as they were hosting a free Friday clinic that included a lesson on…read morethe basics of Padel! Our instructor Steve was kind, friendly, and patient as we were learning and was extremely helpful and explained things really well. The facility is very spacious and clean, and has a bar serving beer and wine, with plenty of seating to hang out with and watch matches. A spot you definitely need to check out!