A beautiful park on the so what quiet east side with many ramadas you can reserve, grassy spots for…read morepicnics, and farmers market Friday mornings. It's large and also has a compost and glass recycling collection area on the north east side. Lots going on here, and a nice path to walk or run!

Only GOD forgives you faster than a DOG! #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness This dog park follows along with a pattern I'm noticing here in the Arizona desert. At least this dog park has just natural ground covering instead of pea gravel. So it is something the animals normally run on. They do have water and they do have a trash can and they do have a poop bag dispenser it looks like they have a few trees? Although they don't provide any shade? Each park has a shade structure with a picnic table underneath it, but other than that it is just a hard ground baking platform under the sun we were here at the beginning of March and it was already getting a little warm for comfort.

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.

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.

I love this Dog Park! It has plenty of room for my dogs to run around and meet new friends. It's…read morewell-maintained and it shows. 10 out of 10 would recommend!

A great dog park with friendly and regular people that come by, only issue lately has been that…read morepeople aren't cleaning up after their dogs and people have been bringing their unfriendly or poorly tempered dogs without even watching them. The parks got ample space, shade, trees, trash bins, pooper scoopers, and 2 water fountains. I'd recommend bringing your own water as my dog has gotten sick from drinking the fountain water twice now. Please clean up after your pet, keep an eye on them, and just be a responsible pet parent. The dog park isn't a daycare for your animal to just do as they please and not be corrected. I've seen a few dogs get into fights because 1 owner wasn't being responsible. Take accountability and look after your own damn animal. Don't be the reason or person that ruins the park for others. :)

Nice large park. Central seating with occasional benches around edges. Separation between large and…read moresmall dogs. All dirt, lots of toys left behind. People are very friendly, and dogs were very appropriate. Kind of busy for a week day afternoon though.

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!

Attended a workout group at himmel park ! What a vibe …read more The park is huge , plenty of space for all the things . Very peaceful.

I first came here about two years ago to photograph the beautiful mural painted by local muralist…read moreJoe Pagac. It's the mural on the outside of the Himmel pool. He painted it in 2021 as a thanks to his childhood neighborhood in the historic Sam Hughes district. Red brick and adobe homes line the streets here. Mature trees line the paths. It is a pretty and quiet neighborhood. I took my dog Gretel to walk the mile perimeter. It was a Saturday afternoo and the park was busy! Kids and their families were outside playing, picnicking, skateboarding A few dogs played frisbee. A homeless man was off to the side on the south side pleasing himself under his sleeping bag. I walked past two more homeless encampments along my perimeter walk. I used a portapot near the tennis courts. It gets cleaned weekly. It is a nice park for the neighborhood and a good leg stretcher for travelers coming through, but I imagine this place could be a little scary at night with people sleeping al fresco.

The kids and I love this park. Plenty of room for outdoor activities, walking trails, dog park,…read moresports fields, and a really nice playground. They also have bathrooms that are well kept. I'll continue coming back here!

So happy to find a park my daughter enjoys!!! We have been around Tucson trying to find a nice park…read morewith shade and this place has lots of shade covering a large and very fun structure! There are lots of climbing options which is great for gross motor development. Over all a perfect play spots for kids!!!

This park has everything for the recreationist. I like to park here when walking the Loop. The…read moreparking lot is big. You have a playground, waterfountains, restrooms, soccer field and roofed basketball courts that are lighted at night. The park closes at 10pm and opens at dawn.

Tucson has lots of nice little parks along its bike trails. This is a safe one for families with…read morelots of amenities. Good parking, and lots of things for families to do. They have playgrounds, splash area. It has a entrance to the loop that goes along a wash so you can see some birds and have some good views of the mountains. As always, in Arizona, you have to be aware of your surroundings. I imagine when it gets warmer, maybe snakes..... If you stay in the park proper, there's not as much risk for kids wander around.....also Some interesting sculptures are nearby The restrooms were clean and there were some nice picnic areas. Plus basketball courts. The parking area was clean and well appointed. I've seen the police and city park personnel on.golf carts every time i've been there.

Loved the Reid park zoo and saw the playground on the way in so when we left the zoo we stopped…read morehere for my son to play. The whole park is huge but we just hung around by the playgrounds. It was super busy on a Saturday late afternoon (understandably). It was a little dirty but not terrible. I've worked with kids of all ages for years so I'm not like overly irked by kids behavior but wow they were wild, terrible language, breaking apart a tree and swinging a giant branch around, overall just playing rough with no regard to other kids trying to play. Maybe just not a good place to take a toddler or might just be the specific day we went. But don't think I'd be back for that reason.

Beautiful winter sunny day at Reid park for the annual Martin Luther King march & community event…read moreat the Demester outdoor stage area . Marched. In memory &unity 3 miles around the golf course . What a multipurpose recreation area in the heart of our community . Historic baseball park , other baseball fields were having games . The zoo going through major expansion was busy too. A large pond with ducks and other birds . ( don't feed them bread the sign said ). A small train was running from the zoo around the duck pond area. Several newer playgrounds along with ramadas and tables for your private use with reservations . East side has 2 golf courses , tennis courts , recreation building with gym , various classes , and also a therapeutic outdoor pool for people with special needs" ( respectfully if that's the best description). How lucky are we to have this community recreational space !

nice open park with lots of parking. there are plenty of picnic table with lots of shade…read moreavailable. Several paved and unpaved trails available to walk around the pond and park. There are a few ducks. There are restroom facilities available.

Love this park! When I'm missing the ocean this is as close as I can get to a body of water…read more They have a paved path for walking your dog. I've been here for a funeral so they offer that. Lots of people do their prom photos and senior grad photos here. There are ducks and turtles and koi oh my! A lovely spot for a picnic. Free parking.