This park is a hub for soccer, basketball, tennis, and for littles who want to use the playround!…read moreThere's even a cute free library. Parking is never and issue. It's a nice, clean spot to rest while continuing on the greenbelt and more.

I have been coming to Mountain View Park since 1989…read more It's a great pit stop/rest room stop on the bike trail from Shea Blvd (Next to Scottsdale Hospital) to ASU. The trail runs right though the park. And most interesting: The Restrooms have not been updated since 1989 so it's kind of a museum of what urinals looked like back then--but they work fine. Check them out.

Good park, seems like they have cleaned it up since last year. Softball/Baseball field can be a…read morelittle rough but they have also improved since last year.

Love this park new playground and good location near me. Only thing is bathrooms are always locked…read moreso make sure you go before you head out! Especially with kids

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.

Hidden Park in Tempe but small and quaint for the folks who live in the area. I only stumbled…read moreacross it for parking reasons but, noticed that they have a skate board park for those skaters and a cute area for the kiddies to play. It's a lil park if you want to go and read a book but, they really should upgrade it with nice turf, spinge wood chips in the kids areas,new swing set and a nice picnic area since the area is still growing and new apartments are being built. Just my observation

This park has a little bit for everyone. There's a cool maze/labyrinth, skate park, volleyball and…read morebasketball court, playground and splash pad. We took the toddler on a hot summer day to splash around. The splash pad looked well maintained and a lot of kids were having fun running around. There are also some BBQ grills which were being used while we were here for a birthday party going on. As for a little bit of history, this park was first built in 1960! That's old for AZ standards. It was then renovated in 2009. The park is named after an influential agriculturist EW Hudson. The maze here is a public art piece named Peace Labyrinth by Mark Lucking. 2021 Hours: Open: 8 a.m.-10 p.m. now through October

We think of this park is a hidden gym. It's got covered playground, tennis, Pickleball, sand,…read morevolleyball, a splash pad, basketball courts, soccer fields, and plenty of space. It's nestled between some apartments, some lower income, housing, and one of S R P, electrical companies facilities. Although the neighborhood is some low income housing, and very rarely someone who may be transient has been there. We have always had a great time and made new friends, and on the weekends there are usually family parties. They just replaced the bathrooms and the splash pad.

Came to this park for the first time for a friend's birthday party. We enjoyed some food, drinks,…read moreand had the field reserved under the lights at night for a fun game of kickball! As far as the field goes, the quality was fine. It was well lit and there was enough grass to make it not feel like concrete. I was even able to wear cleats, something I've avoided for a while as the last time I wore cleats on hard ground, I came away with an ankle injury that nagged me for over a year and change. The big drag on this place is the overall atmosphere. The surrounding neighborhood and general populace you will encounter here gives it a vibe that I was not particularly fond of. It felt like I was in the back alley of town where all the drug deals go down, and in all likelihood, some probably did go down while we were busy playing kickball. I'd recommend coming here in the daytime as I would feel a lot safer.

Nice to go to a park that actually has sand instead of those wood pieces now. It has a great…read morevariety of play for kids of all ages. Big shade over the playgrounds is a plus. 3 options for swings too. Tucked in a quiet nice neighborhood so not too busy compared to other bigger ones. Would definitely recommend!

This is a decent little park. There are 5 slides - 2 on the toddler and 3 on the main. 2 of them on…read morethe main are mad fast. In all, both my 3yr and 5yr can play on everything with the exception of the rail slide (not really a slide per-se). Also on the sides are some monkey bars, spring bouncers, a dish swing, normal swings, toddler swings, and a fossil rock.

Beautiful and fun great views of the city not too challenging moderate difficulty some rock…read morescrambling require required

It has been almost a year but "Camelback Park" is finally completed and open to the public. Up…read moreuntil a few weeks ago the new park was owned by the geese but is now shared by walkers, bicyclists, dog walkers and strollers. The cement paths have been swept clean but watch your step on the turf until there is some major flooding to dissipate the geese droppings. There's a small lake (not intended for fishing) at the North end off Chaparral with a multi-use path meandering from side to side along Hayden to Camelback at the other end where the walkway splits into a Y. There is a running path adjoining the multi-use path. Many of the old golf course trees were saved plus hundreds of colorful trees and thousands of bushes have been planted in groupings. As the trees and bushes grow the new park will likely be enjoyed by all as an "Open Space Park". The young, old and in-between should like what they see and find areas for contemplation and enjoyment of nature. My favorite time will continue to be early morning for photo opportunities of sunrises, cloud formations and the shore birds.

Been walking here lately and you can go at least 30 minutes one way to the underpass from the…read moreparking lot. Must have been a fire as trees are scarred, but all flat walking trails and good exercise and sights.

Easy free parking. No restrooms or water. Very scenic and mostly flat trails and land. Great for…read morecycling, dog walking or just enjoying being outside.