Small park that has a soccer field, play area, and a baseball field. Is directly next to houses…read more But there is plenty of parking.

This splash pad was small but mighty with two water arches, three jumping fountains and one large…read morespinning spout that sprays across the whole splash pad! Not sure if can handle a large amount of kids at once but with the large covered playground a few steps away, kids can find plenty of space to run around in! The kids loved it and Voted it the best surprise splash pad they've visited!

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

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.

Cross River HOA Park is a spacious and fun park to take the kids and stretch your legs. We're…read morevisiting Family and wanted to get our toddler some time at a park. We stopped in and our little one was happy to see the big play structure. They have two tennis courts but you have to know the code to get into that area, basketball courts, and two play structures. The smaller play structure was under repair at the moment. They have a bbq area with a covered space that looks inviting. There are two large fields as well, we saw a soccer practice recently and they had lots of space. We also saw a button to light up the basketball court if you're into shooting some hoops at night. Overall, this a great park if you're in the Northern Phoenix area. We had fun and will definitely come back next time we're visiting our Family.

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.

Actual address is: 40106 N. Liberty Bell Way…read moreAnthem, AZ There is parking lot. The Noble Hawk address is a Dead End. Great place to cool off!

Love this park! It feels very private. (Except for the school next door) the only time the school…read morebecomes a problem is when it's over and all the parents crowd the parking lot of the park and take all the spaces. There really should be some sort of rule against that because it's hard to get in or out when the parents are parked in all the spots and in a line blocking the parking lot! That's the reason for my four stars, otherwise this park is pretty ideal for young children. We fly kites, blow bubbles, play in the sand, and it even has a splash pad that's separate from everything else. It's somewhat small, but it has everything you need. The restrooms are pretty decent for park facilities and if you come in the earlier afternoon there always seems to be maintenance on site so it maintains it's upkeep.

Came here for the Bases & Brews Music Fest to see country singer Chris Lane and adult contemporary…read moresinger Andy Grammer. This event was held at the park that accompanies the Spring Training home of the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers, one of the most amazing and beautiful facilities in the Cactus League! Like the Ostrich Festival I attended the weekend before, there was also a carnival that hosted the music event as well. The event was easily accessible but the parking was a bit of a jaunt. A six-block jaunt both ways for me so I definitely got my daily walk in, between this event and the work event I attended to earlier in the day! But to see Andy Grammer, who is a longtime favorite of mine, and country newcomer Chris Lane, the exercise was well worth my aching feet! I got right up near the stage and plenty of pictures (of both artists) and videos (of Andy only) from their performances and even got to meet Corey Lane, brother of Chris, afterward! I went VIP for this event and am glad I did! Delicious food and drinks and the people who put this on were so awesome! I wasn't able to get pix of that due to people always in the way LOL but I enjoyed the hospitality tremendously. City of Surprise, you really know how to host an amazing event and cater to the people! Thank you for all you do! And last but not least, Thank You Yelp for all you do and Thank You to Andy and Chris for a great night of music!

Christmas in the Park was held here, lots of room for the crowds. Needs bathroom facilities.read more

This is a huge park with several varating terrains. If your a runner you can get a bigger workout…read moreby running through the wash that cuts the park in half. If you have kids there is a couple playgrounds with the traditional setups and some new stuff like fake rock caves for them to play in. The park is surrounded by 200k plus homes, this drives down the squatter rate considerably. If you come by in the evening you might even get in on a neghiborhood basketball game!