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

We went there to watch a sunset and this park is Walden on all sides with either brick walls or…read morehouses. There's no way you can see the sunset from this location.

Part of America the Beautiful! Safe and clean park with gorgeous view. Definitely recommend. We…read moreloved the locks of love, they give hope to those that visit.

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.

McDuffie is a unique park, the city's only hidden park!…read more Pros: It is close to UNM and other schools like Jefferson Middle- distances from Central campus: 3 min drive, 8 min bike ride, 30 min walk. -Although it's hidden, there are 7 entrances, making it easy to access. -It is a good size: 13,000 sq ft. -It's secluded: good for intimacy & peace; in a quiet neighborhood w/ kind residents. -It has several strategically placed benches -It supports wildlife: there are several tree species which provide shade, ~41 different bird species (including roadrunners!) -There are weekly happenings! (such as tai chi classes) -Dog park: It's practically fenced in, there are water bowls placed by a resident -A place to play soccer, read a book, walk your dog, have a picnic, study or meditate, or simply RELAX! -It has a HUGE Free Little Library- free books! or a place to donate old books. Cons: There is no parking lot available, only street side parking. -The neighborhood it's in is close to known crime district. -It is not easily discoverable. (thank goodness for these reviews!) -It has a lack of amenities: no playground, no restrooms, no picnic tables. -There are lots of mosquitos (especially in summer) -Many owners let their dogs off the leash. -The park prohibits glass containers/alcohol -Hard balls (baseballs, etc) are prohibited in the park. OVERALL: McDuffie is good for the average park-goer, its entrancing location makes it FUN!

Kids had so much fun with fountains. Don't forget to bring a towel! Lots of families having a good…read moretime.

The grassy area is nice but as you walk around it on the path you see trash everywhere in the…read moreshrubs. The dog park could be nice but it's disgusting. Full of dog poop right inside the gates. I wouldn't let my dogs in there. It's in a nice area so we assumed it would be nice....it's filthy. There's a little park not too far that was small but clean....Enchanted Hills Park, go there instead

This is a great place to visit to take your kids to have a fun day. This park includes two sets of…read moreplaygrounds for the little ones, a scate park, a dog park for your dogs just to run around off leash, and a huge grass area for the kids to play baseball,football,soccer, ect.

Really wonderful sports park in the far northwest. Lovely green-grassy soccer fields and ample…read morewell-maintained courts for tennis tournaments. Tennis complex has bleachers with limited views that are shaded during the right time of day. Parking lot permits tailgate views of the matches too. There's also a toilet facility with two rooms each, but alas, pit toilets, not plumbed. And obviously no sinks for washing hands. At least there's something more than a port-o-potty. At least there's something at all!

Always a good time here at the park. Well maintained and safe. Our green spaces here are very well…read moremaintained and beautiful. I bring the kids here almost every evening.

Seemingly small park that really isn't. It's surprising well equipped with a huge grassy area,…read morewalking trails, horseshoe pits, picnic areas - some covered and the requirement for all parks kids toys - swings, slides, etc. There's a small duck pond - no fishing, swimming, wading or feeding the animals. For all the times I've been there it's rarely busy. A hidden green escape in a xeriscaped world.

Still a great park. Nice benefit for the Taylor Ranch community …read more Typically a nice level of usage: not too much, not too little.

What a great place for kids' soccer games! Not extravagant or filled with exciting invitations to…read moreexplore. But the grass is thick and luxurious and green, barely a bald patch. It's close to the foot of the mountains, so the view is spectacular. There are modest play structures down the way for the younger kids of a variety of ages, and shady seating for moms and dads, both surrounding the soccer fields and next to the playground. A bike path skirts the park, probably connecting to one of the larger city paths (love this town for long bike paths). Great place for frisbee, kites, any number of athletics (soccer, baseball..) or a leisurely repose in the shady grass. Just pee before you get here; there appears to be no toilets.

This is a beautiful park with lots of trees, lush grass, a modest playground. The problem is that…read moreit's popular with dog people who don't like to clean up after their dogs. I saw several poop piles on the grass. I literally saw an old lady brush her large dog and then release his hair balls onto the grassy area. People are irresponsible and dirty and they make it hard for all of us to enjoy the parks. Some parks should be for people only.