Gilbert Regional Park is near my house and it's a great spot to workout, play, or relax…read more It features many sport courts- pickleball, tennis, volleyball and basketball. While there's a lot of pickleball courts, I've seen them full with a queue to play. I haven't seen this with the tennis courts or other sport courts. There's a playground with a play structure, swings, slides, a zip-line and more. It's on a hill so there's multiple levels to play on. There's a large splash pad for older children and a separate area for younger children, so less likely your toddler gets run over by a pre-teen not paying attention. The one drawback is there's not a lot of shady places to hide from the blistering summer sun. There's a large grass field but it's sloped and thus not useful for playing flag football or soccer. I believe it's built that way to watch performances at the pavilion. If there are flat grass fields at this park, I have yet to find them; they would be a welcome addition. At the end of the park there's a lake with a walking path around it. The largest ramada is on the lakefront and looks to 100-150 people. They have smaller ramadas around to rent as well. Overall, Gilbert Regional Park is a nice clean new park with many amenities. Everything is still in good working condition and there's a lot of open space where everyone isn't concentrated into a small area.

We took our granddaughter there on a Friday and they had an ice cream truck there but in order to…read moreget ice cream we had to sign up for a Christian church, politics, and religion do not belong at a kids park!!

Played a round of disc golf. Nicely designed for this game and yet others could enjoy the park. A…read morebit a shade but really no shade trees planted. The courts need some attention to play pickle ball or other games. Parking easy and location fantastic.

An interesting little park. A little playground on one side. A basketball court on the other. And…read morethen a disc golf course in the middle.

Small residents only course. No parking, not for non residents. Not recommended, nothing wrong with…read moreit just not for outsiders.

Popped in for a round while I was in town recently. The directions from UDisc spit me out at…read moreSpinners parking lot which sits steps away from the disc golf course. As not to get towed in the parking lot, I moved to street parking on the other side. Use your UDisc app whenever you can to follow the course. Especially if you're new to the layout. Luckily I met a couple guys that let me join so I could follow the layout easily. I picked up with them at hole 7, playing to 18 and back around to 6. Layout is somewhere pretty easy to follow. Nothing too difficult other than ensuring you don't end up in a few of the water hazards around. I lost (2) discs and watched at least 6 others lose theirs too. I do like the option to throw to the short distance or long distance baskets. The tee boxes do need some work here and there. I do appreciate they show where the locations of the baskets are and their distance. Had a great round, minus the two lost discs to the water monsters. Would throw here again!

It is fun watching people play disc golf at Vista Del Camino. It is a scenic 18 disc course…read moresurrounded by walkways, mature trees, a few picnic tables and housing. The Paseo Vista disc golf in Chandler, (McQueen and Ocotillo Rds) offers more space at each hole and at various elevations but is not as picturestic as Vista. The creek that runs through the center of Vista is pleasing to see and can be a fun challenge for players. Pedestrians, cyclists and runners are also player obstacles! Enjoy!

Newer course laid out in a dry river bed. It's actual…read morelocation is in Skunk Creek Linnear Park at 59th and Union Hills. The river bed is full of mature trees, mostly Palo Verdes, that provide ample shade. A cool breeze blows through every once in a while, too. The paths are marked fairly well, and the whole course is an easy walk, but sturdy shoes are recommended because of the rocky river bed. There are 4 species of rattlesnakes that live along the river, so just keep an eye and ear out. There are bathrooms and a concession stand at the park, if needed. A lovely and fun course, if you're discing in the Phoenix area, check this one out! 44/2023

Park is still amazing and has an uber fun golf course !! Overall it can get a bit busy but the park…read morereally tries to keep itself tidy !

I spent New Year's Day morning trying out this course on my way through Phoenix. It's an 18 or 27…read morebasket course, depending on how eager you are to trudge through dust and gravel. We had a hard time finding the practice basket but it's directly to the right of the first tee pad (behind the playground/picnic area if you're looking from the parking lot). The course itself was set with the best of intentions, using the hill to challenge us in throwing upwards/downwards and maintenance buildings as obstacles. The desert shrubbery, while not too much trouble to throw over or around, was similar across the entire course. It didn't make for a super exciting round until we hiked halfway up the hill around basket 10. When I was there, every single basket was set out, some with cones/flags for visibility and others just camouflaged into the landscape. It made figuring out the course a little difficult and we ended up playing into other people's baskets on accident not realizing we were aiming for the wrong ones. While the pads and baskets are well maintained, the map at the park is a little worse for wear and difficult to follow. The tee pads each have their own maps too, pointing to the next basket which was helpful. Lots of walkers and dogs going through the course, but just keep yelling fore and have a little patience! I liked the big field to practice throwing distance drivers without losing them on the course. I didn't like the amount of trash and cans/bottles littered around the course. But we encountered friendly folks and clean bathrooms, and it's a perfectly average course in the area.

This is very much a beginner course if that's where you are in your game then it's probably a nice…read moreplace for you to be. Very little pressure not too many people golfing there's also frisbee golf here. A couple of the holes are fairly challenging there's also a driving range I would say that maintenance is definitely on the minimum side it's sometimes hard to find the hole so make sure you get a copy of the course when you check on although that's not even completely accurate but hey if you're a beginner it's fun

Great course for beginners. I've played off/on for past 20-years and was happy to see the course…read moreis still here. Now that I'm playing again its my go-to when I want to play without the feeling of holding others up. Bring your wife, bring your kids and enjoy playing at a great price.

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.