Visiting out of state! Such a cute park, even though it was so HOT! We took a little walk with our…read morelab. Turtles, ducks in the water.

I can say I really appreciate there being a small dog area. There is also a water fountain for dogs…read moreand humans. Plenty of seating for everyone. I went late and felt really comfortable. Only a few people on the small god side but everyone was friendly. I was able to eat dinner with my family at one of the tables there while my dog got to explore. I'll definitely be bringing everyone here often. My only gripe is that I wish there was grass but it's not a big deal, just don't go while it's raining.

This is a pretty lowkey park near the Jewish Community Center on the northeast side of Tucson. We…read moredidn't really explore a whole lot of the park, but it did seem to be a pretty popular place to go bike riding or taking a dog for a walk. On the plus side though, this park is near a few other larger parks, so it isn't super busy. We had no problem finding parking or getting access to one of the many picnic tables. So, if you want a more chill place to enjoy a picnic with nice views of the Catalina Mountains, this is probably a pretty good spot.

This is by far my favorite dog park in town. I used to take my dogs to Brandi Fenton, just down the…read moreroad but the park was filthy and small. This park has many shaded areas with seating for dog owners, pooper scoopers, and disposable waste bags. There are tunnels for my puppy to run through and shaded areas for my older dog to rest under. I've been here a dozen times or so and park doesn't seem as busy as Reid park which is nice. I have yet to see one dog fight or unfriendly owner which is a huge relief. As a young woman it is also a huge relief to come to a park without feeling the need to bring a friend or put headphones in to avoid the strange men who search for dates at a dog park. I'm sure there are still those individuals who visit this park but I have yet to have it happen unlike the many unpleasant encounters I have had at both Reid and Brandi Fenton. Also, there is a hose to wash your dog off or to fill up the many water buckets. Thankfully there aren't huge pools of standing water like the park on 6th since my puppy loves to jump in standing water. Overall, I think this is the best dog park I have been to in Tucson and recommend it above all others!

Mayor Coffee invites all good doggos to come and play! We have separate areas for large dogs and…read moreour smaller friends, trees and grass, water fountains, and benches for your out of shape humans! Come early and meet the Mayor himself!

It's not so bad. Large enough for dogs to run around. The map leads you to the side where the…read morebaseball fields are but if you follow the path down you'll reach the dog parks. Separate area for large and small dogs as usual. Benches are there for those who don't like standing. Also there's a water station for our furry friends.

This dog park next to the bike trail is a nice size area for dogs to run around and play. There's…read morean upper and lower level. Some benches and picnic tables for the dog owners. Lots of trees that will provide shade in the summer. It's mostly just dirt, no real grassy areas that I saw.

Great dog park with lots of shade and obstacles for the pups to play with. The park seems a little…read moresmall with the variety of trees and other fixed objects, but is actually fairly sizable.

This park may not have grass, but it has sand versus dirt. It has all the amenities that you need…read moreat a dog park. Two separate sections for small and large dogs. (double entry gates, water faucet, poo bags, trash receptacles and a few activity tunnels) There are no trees, but there are benches (some covered)for us humans and a ramada adjacent to the entrance that has picnic tables. It was very clean and luckily, the other doggo that was present was friendly. There are also human restrooms near by. Parking is plentiful. Not too far off of the Interstate either. Good stopping point to let the pups stretch their legs. Close to lots of restaurants as well.

We don't have a dog. We go for the trail walk. It's a lovely walk next to the Santa Cruz River. You…read morecan either walk in the bike trail or the dirt trail. Easy parking.

Visiting the Tucson area and needed a park to enjoy some lunch on the go, and Crossroads fit the…read morebill. Large park with plenty of things to do, places to sit, places to eat, places to play. Plenty of parking. Free parking. Plenty of covered picnic tables and some not covered benches. Birds that will eat any scraps that are leftover Plenty of places for kids to play, and soccer fields, and basketball hoops. Good spot for a picnic or just to relax and chill out. Not too far from the 10 freeway.

This park may not have grass, but it has sand versus dirt. It has all the amenities that you need…read moreat a dog park. Two separate sections for small and large dogs. (double entry gates, water faucet, poo bags, trash receptacles and a few activity tunnels) There are no trees, but there are benches (some covered)for us humans and a ramada adjacent to the entrance that has picnic tables. It was very clean and luckily, the other doggo that was present was friendly. There are also human restrooms near by. Parking is plentiful. Not too far off of the Interstate either. Good stopping point to let the pups stretch their legs. Close to lots of restaurants as well. Will add photos when I am not having issues uploading them!

First and foremost it is a dog park to some degree. When you realize it is surrounded by half a…read moremillion dollar homes, you also understand that they only put the dog park here as a selling feature of the developer. This is very popular in Texas except they have very nice parks in the new developments with trees and grass and all kinds of other stuff that dogs hate. Here are the kept all that stuff out of the park and basically they have ground that feels like concrete but looks like dirt and they've thrown some rocks down on it because we know how dogs love stepping on rocks. There is no shade in the dog park, there is no water in the dog park, there is no trash can in the dog park, there are no poop bags in the dog park except one someone has kindly tied on to the fence. They have a fire hydrant and a plastic tube for the dogs to go through and something for them to jump through. Now outside the dog park they have a nice shaded structure with a nice water fountain and a trash can? Which means you have to leave the dog park to go throw the poop away? So anyway after a little over 2,000 dog park visits all across the country, this was a bit of a disappointment for me and young lady

I was looking for a good dog park for my standard poodle, and I'm so glad I found this one! The…read morepark is spacious, incredibly green, and has plenty of room for dogs to run and play. There are also shaded areas, which make it much more comfortable to hang out, especially on warmer days. It's clean, well maintained, and has quickly become one of my favorite dog parks. If you're looking for a place where your dog has plenty of space to burn off energy while you can relax in the shade, I definitely recommend checking this one out.

Only GOD forgives you faster than a DOG! #ReflectDogs love &…read moreForgiveness This is the nicest dog park I have been to in this area so far. It actually has grass which seems to be lacking in most? Make a nice shaded seating structure in both the big and small dog park. The fencing is very secure and there is a double-gated entry area separate for the big and small dog parks. They also have water and it appears misters for the dogs. The parking lot is right next to the dog park and there is plenty of room to walk around the interior of the fence line