First of all, go Giants! Loved seeing Spring Training for the first time and thank you to my dad…read morefor taking me. It was so fun and such a memorable experience. 100% recommend taking your kids to get autos, run around for pop flies and just enjoy the vibes. I wish I came here as a kid. If your thinking its going to be hot, just plan ahead with the weather and also book evening games. Scottsdale Stadium feels historic and just feels right! It felt like a true mini Giants stadium with merch stands, Giants decor, this is due to this being one of the very few stadiums that's not shared. Plenty of concessions with a variety of types of food too. The slope of grass in the back has a bunch of families set up with blankets to enjoy the game too. Overall easy to navigate!! Food was not too bad here too! They have some long hot dogs that a lot of people were getting. We got some island noodles that was okay, it was supposed to be soba noodles but it was basically just chicken chow mein. A tip for the stadium is that they have free refill stations so you can bring an empty water bottle to fill up!

It was a beautiful day for a ball game. We were excited to watch the San Francisco Giants vs. Texas…read moreRangers. It was our first time attending a Spring Training Session. It still felt like a MLB game just on a more personal level. Our tickets were in Charro Lodge at the Scottsdale Stadium. It was really easy to find where we needed to go and get lined up for food/drinks. Kids loved the Mac n cheese, Chicken tenders, fresh fruit and of course Sprite. My husband and I enjoyed Hamburgers, Fries and the drink selection. There was a lot of covered seating with umbrellas but the sun does sneak through making some spots hot to sit at. We had a pretty good view of the outfield and enjoyed watching the game. Everyone seemed really excited to be there and enjoyed mingling. Thank you, it was a great afternoon.

Excellent park in Scottsdale. We called ahead to book a tennis court. It costs to reserve for 90…read moremin but well worth it. Courts are clean and safe. There were a few homeless people around but felt safe inside the courts. I saw lots of families out on the playground to multiple courts being used. Plenty of parking but only a few that are shaded under a tree. Water stations throughout the tennis courts and access to bathrooms. They have racketball courts, baseball diamonds, basketball courts, corn hole area, playground (with a canopy cover for the aun), basketball and tennis courts. We will be back for sure.

Great facilities for tennis , volleyball and bocce ball. The baseball fields are excellent and you…read morecan often see a semipro or youth tournament game there

As a recent resident of Phoenix, I have heard a lot about the intensities of the summers here. I…read moredon't know what it is about me, but maybe the heat doesn't phase me as much. With that in mind, I braved the heat and stopped by Eldorado Park for a hour-long walk (hydration pack and sunscreen in tow). Located in Scottsdale, there's plenty of parking. The first thing that stands out is the size of the park. There's plenty of greenery, there are benches, there are picnic tables, there's a lake, there are playgrounds, there's disc golf, and more. Eldorado actually bleeds into another park so it takes quite a while if you're trying to explore it in its entirety. I wouldn't say Eldorado Park is the most picturesque park I've been to. Nor is it in the nicest part of town. But it did the job. There are so many hiking and walking opportunities in Phoenix. It was nice to try out a new spot.

I'm not sure of the history of this park or anything. I just know it was easy to find on the…read morephone, and chill to use as we ate our lunch, and walked around in. Relatively clean, lots of parking available. A good break from the everyday.

Nice park! Came here with my 14 month old, we've been trying to visit a couple different parks each…read moreweek this summer. Nice little playground with swings! In a nice neighborhood as well. Wasn't super busy when we went. Plenty of sidewalks to walk on and would be a fun place to play volleyball. We'll be back here!

I've become a fan of this park recently due to everything going on with COVID.. it's a great place…read moreto get outside and feel slightly normal again for a few hours! The park itself is pretty big and has a lot of open green space if you want to picnic or play games. They also have two baseball fields, a basketball court, and a playground for kids. For being a public park the bathrooms aren't too bad ether..the stalls don't have doors but its relatively clean and toilet paper is available. So if you have to go, know that it's not thaaaat bad.

An amazing place to volunteer and become a part of the family. I've been volunteer coaching the…read morecompetitive league for the last 10 years. My heart fills and I get a big smile every time I pull into the parking lot. My young kids now come out to be a part of the fun and "help" coach. The team that runs the league is awesome and dedicated. They are constantly improving the austin and the uniforms and equipment. In the years I've been there have been great airings: a playground, batting cages, bleachers, announcer box, and video score board. The field is rubber turf to make it easy for wheelchairs, walkers, and more. The players feel that they are playing in a major league stadium! It's an amazing experience! What a great place for players of all ages and abilities.

My daughter's flag football team holds their practices at Sereno Park, so I've been there several…read moretimes recently... It's definitely a spacious park in a nice neighborhood and offers play equipment, large green fields, a couple of baseball/ softball fields, walking paths, and even an equestrian area. There is a large parking lot and street parking. There are picnic tables scattered around as well. All of that said, I made the mistake of checking out the bathrooms on a recent visit and whoa... not a good idea. They are dark, dirty, doorless, etc... I walked in and walked right out. So... definitely an okay park if you're in the area, but I suggest using the restroom before your visit!

Nice park. Lots of open space. Baseball parks, playground and plenty of trees. There is even a…read moreplace to exercise your horeses. Don't fly your drone there. If it has a remote ID, it will disable the drone. IDK if it's due to being close to a school or what.

"Take me out to the ball game, Take me out with the crowd!"…read more Chase Field (since 2005), formerly Bank One Ballpark (Bob), is a retractable roof stadium in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. It is the ballpark of Major League Baseball's Arizona Diamondbacks. It opened in 1998, the year the Diamondbacks debuted as an expansion team. Chase Field was the first stadium built in the United States with a retractable roof over a natural grass playing surface, although it has used artificial turf since 2019. This stadium and comfortably seat 43,300 fans. That's a lot of beer, peanuts, and hot dogs! Did you know Chase Field has a swimming pool located in right-center field, which is rented to patrons as a suite holding 35 guests for $3,500 per game during the 2011 season? Mark Grace was the first player to hit a home run into the pool. Most recently came to Chase Field's official and did the all-you-can-eat tickets located in the Bar-S All-You-Can-Eat Seats (Sections 221-223) on the Diamond Level in the left-field corner. What is included: Unlimited hot dogs, chips, popcorn, peanuts, Pepsi products, and Aquafina. Service begins when the stadium gates open and runs through the end of the 7th inning. Alcoholic beverages and additional premium food items are available for purchase at the concourse All in all, I like Chase Field. The bathrooms are clean, the venue is gorgeous, and the staff is always friendly. You'll enjoy yourself at the ball game!

7/5/26 This…read moreafternoon I was treated to great seats by good friends Jim & Brenda which were located on the Feild by the Brewers dugout. Beautiful view of the Field, Plate and Outfield. To make the experience perfect required a visit to the bratwurst grill the "Hungry Hill sandwich" which is located in "section 112" (Also at 134 & 315) and desert at Coldstone Ice cream! Bratwurst, a German sausage delightfully seasoned meat in a proper casing. Hungry Hill grills theirs perfectly making the casings well browned providing a nice crisp bite. The sausage used is fantastic and the topping options allow you to make it yours. I choose their "spicy" peppers and white sauerkraut, nothing else. They make them like I do on the grill, Perfekt gemacht! Coldstone Creamery, what's not to like about ice cream in the summer at the ballpark. I ordered the cup; Chocolate with chocolate chips and chocolate cookie dough and chocolate syrup. Chocolate anyone? I had fun being in the opposing team's territory and enjoyed the game banter with the Brewers fans. Game three of the Diamondbacks vs Brewers. It was a great game until it wasn't. Diamondbacks 2 Brewers 3 closes the series with Dbacks 1 Brewers 2. Diamondbacks take to the road to face the San Diego Padres and much cooler weather. Win or lose a game, you're always a winner at the ballpark my friends-SYOY! Art

A quick trail to get your steps in with an amazing view once you reach the top. Make sure to watch…read moreyour step and be careful when you head to the open cave like peak. Once there take a seat and enjoy the view. There is a nice breeze that passes through even in the heat. Plenty of free parking and there are restrooms. *Proper shoes, sunscreen and a hat are highly recommended ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

Depressing, barren and not dog friendly…read more After exploring the great parks in parts of Phoenix, Scottsdale and Gilbert, the dead trees and stagnant water at Papago Park were more like an inner city experience.