Haynes park is beautiful and has a lot of space! The restrooms smelt disgusting but besides that…read moreeverything was very clean including the pool and slide. The only problem I didn't like to much is they do not allow any floats or life jackets for children and it is a children swimming pool. Besides that we still had a good time the life guards where very attentive and on top of watching all the children. I recommend it just make sure you are ready to watch your child the whole time!

I love parks. That's right. Parks, schools, libraries, and cafes should be the center of all cities…read morein our great Country. Exercise and recreation is incredibly important. In general, the Parks and Recreation Department in Rio Rancho does a phenomenal job of keeping the parks clean and offering classes for all ages. Haynes Park is is one of the largest and busiest parks in the area. For good reason. In addition to the swimming pool, individuals have the opportunity to play tennis, basketball, toss horseshoes, or simply take a stroll on their walking paths. Haynes also has a huge field which is utilized for organized youth sports, but is usually available for an impromptu game of soccer, football, or my favorite park pastime...frisbee. The well established park also has several huge trees that provide shade to the barbecue goers or parents watching their little ones exude happiness on the playground.

I absolutely love this spot. It has it all. A well manicured Park, paved bike trails, turtles,…read moreducks, big climbing trees, a rose garden, other gorgeous flowers, bridges, sandbar beaches and a river. There are even bathrooms when there is no Covid pandemic crap happening but during this they put out "Porta potty's" (don't understand really how they are any better or safer or anything really) but they are there. Most of the river is knee to waist deep but there are currents. There is a place to launch your kayak if you want also. And right down the road you can rent horses and go horseback riding. It's great. Weekdays are less people but even the weekend isn't bad. I love to cleanse my crystals and meditate and get nice and grounded. You'll want to thank me if you go! Go!!! It's free too.

Great day for a run One of my favorite places to run…read more Enough people to not get freaked out. Nature, fresh air, views...miles are clearly marked...flat fast run, either on paved or gravel trail

Cute little park area. And was fascinating by this rock hand. I walked around and try different…read morestuff.

Cute little park I found by chance birthday party. The playground is small but Park Above-ish…read moreequipments and soft ground makes it fun for kids 2-10 years old. There's a pool (currently closed for the season), green field, sand volleyball court, bathroom facility (disgusting!! Don't use it!), and picnic areas with and without canopy. There's enough paved areas for kiddos to ride their bike too. All and all, it's a fun park. Just not sure what you'll need to do with the potty break. Diaper kids will have it easy

The Good: What's not to love? A sprawling urban green space, plenty of picnic tables, a fair amount…read moreof trees to keep it cool in the summertime. Four well maintained tennis courts. The play structure is pretty elaborate, with some Dali-inspired climbing instruments and some bigger kid monkey bars. Bucket swing, long chain radius; a big kid swing, too. Wood chips. The Bad: I've noticed a disturbing trend lately, concerning play slides: skid marks. Alongside the barrel of the slide I see these long black and brown lines which I can only assume belong to the rubber soles of kiddo shoes. It doesn't take a physicist to determine that these particular slides are way too steep, to the point that they're likely dangerous. My daughter and I usually take these slides together, her on my lap, to confirm that contention ("Iris, that looks way too dangerous... Let's go!"). Sister Cities has one of these slides. It also lacks shade, so summer play is an official bummer. No basketball/baseball/otherwise. The Verdict: Nice neighborhood, good space to play. I enjoyed Sister Cities and I'm really curious about the title of this park. If I lived nearby, the space would get meowt of the house. The city takes good care of this place, too.

This park has a very central location which is good and bad. Good because it's conveniently…read morelocated. Bad because it's got a lot of traffic. You have to park on the road blocking the bike lane (I hate that) you have to get out of your car into somewhat busier residental street traffic. The playground is pretty far from the street which is kinda good from a children's safety standpoint. Bad if you want to sit in the car with the sleeping baby while the bigger kids play. (It's far enough, you would have to get out) There are a lot of people passing through this park, it's definitely​ not hidden in any way. There are also a lot of random people doing nothing... Not working out, not playing, just sitting or walking through... The size of the park is nice. It's got lots of grass and tennis courts..It would be nice for a large party... But then you have the parking issue. The playground is definitely not for toddlers. It's an older kid playground

Nice open park. Ample parking. Had a meetup group there. Dog friendly. Covered area was small but…read morelooked great for small party.

Pretty nice park for kids. Two separate playgrounds, one for younger kids and one for older kids…read more Park is clean. Wasn't crowded at all when we stopped by. There is a shaded area with picnic tables. Basketball courts. Little skate park. Parking lot. Lots of grass. Trash cans. Benches to sit down. I didn't see any restrooms. This park would be better if they could incorporate some shade over the playgrounds.

Did not show for our appointment, guaranteed by a credit card…read more Has not replied to numerous attempts to communicate since Would recommend not trusting this person Where do all the good reviews originate?

Gator seemed knowledgeable, but he was also non-communicative and very slow. Several times I texted…read morehim about the status of my bike without getting a response. Eventually when I finally got him on the phone, I just told him I would pick it up since I was tired of waiting for him to fix it. It had been at least three weeks at that point. Also the photos are misleading/confusing as there is not an actual storefront. He had me meet him in front of what appeared to be an old closed-down salon. I guess a lot of other people had very positive experiences, so maybe it was just an off month for him.

My partner and I often tried to find different outdoor places to go for a walk..especially during…read morethis COVID time. I'm glad we found this open space along Alameda road..and based on how many cars we saw parking spots in the few times that we had been there, it seemed some locals also agreed with how great this place was as well. I loved that you could take a walk after finding yourself a parking spot in a lot. And even though it seemed there were many cars in the parking spaces...when we went for our walk, we barely ran into or had to interact with anyone at all. The walk was a leisurely relatively flat level walk..and you can pretty much feel safe walking around as the roads were quite well paved..and there were homes..heck even horse farms nearby! I loved that you could pretty much do whatever activities you desired there. For instance, we saw a couple of people taking their horses for a ride along the paved road, some people running along a small river stream, families and dogs just walking for exercises and even some people on a bike/going for a run, too. Overall, I enjoyed getting a fresh air away from my home area..and liked that the place wasn't too crowded despite what it's parking spaces may suggest. It's a good place to get your own exercise in and have good, private conversations with those you go with without worrying about people eavesdropping onto your conversations or disrupting the peace from whatever activities you try to do.

I really love this access point, awesome for a morning stroll. Whether you're walking solo, with a…read morecrew, staging a photography shoot, walking the dogs, hopping on your bicycle to Tingley Beach and back, or beyond, or just looking to throw a fishing line in, have a picnic, or jump on a raft and float the day away, this is such an effortless spot to do so. Little places like this bring such a smile to my face, it's the simple pleasures in life dahlings, and we're blessed to have so many in our neck o' the woods.

As a parent, I am very particular about the parks I take my child to, ensuring they feel safe and…read moreclean. Growing up, I visited various parks in the Santa Fe and Albuquerque areas, which gives me an understanding of what I consider a safe park conducive to children's learning. Now, this park is away from where I live, but both my son and I fell in love with it. It's very clean and offers many safe activities for children. It has one tall slide and one tube slide, currently inoperable, as well as dog-friendly trails (please bring a leash, feces bag, and water). There are about 97 steep stairs to work your glutes if you decide to go down the 50-foot slide. They have plenty of tables for eating, but no restrooms. People are usually nice and play well together. My son enjoys it and loves it! This is a must-visit park!