Came here for a Celebration Of Life gathering recently. Nice park and lots to offer in the way of…read moreplaying ball games, having an outdoor party, or just taking a stroll around the park. The Ramada's are nice and roomy enough to host more than one party or event. There are plenty of places to park too.

Front desk consistently and deliberately lies about rentals. We booked the large room for our…read morewedding under the guise that the required bartending service allowed us to supply our own alcohol as long as they were sealed. NOW 60 days out we are being told otherwise and with absolutely little care. This low on their part is going to cost us thousands of dollars. The front desk worker we spoke to today was so nonchalant and had no clue how to do the very basics of her job. To say I'm pissed is an understatement.

I just LOVE Sun City and all of the Recreation Centers. Even though Sun City is an age restricted…read morecommunity, they have some activities foe grandchildren , which I think is amazing. This is one of the three pools that offers children's swim hours from 1p-4p. I wasn't sure what to expect, and I was so thrilled to find that the staff was very welcoming , even saying " We hope more children come today!"nThe pool is salt water and heated. There is also a large Jacuzzi ( Age restriction- must be 16 years old) . Like all the Recreation Centers, the grounds are IMMACULATE. There is also a fitness center, basketball and pickle ball at this location.

As a respectable hiker, I'm not going to call this a hike but it is a cool experience. I stopped by…read moreon Memorial Day in the afternoon by design. It was 95 degrees so I knew a challenging hike would be out of the question. Something like Hole-in-the-Rock though, easy peasy. While there were a decent number of people there, I had no trouble finding free parking. This natural wonder is located in Papago Park close to the Phoenix Zoo and the Desert Botanical Garden. After you park, you'll have a five-minute walk to get to Hole-in-the-Rock. You'll have to climb an incline to get in the hole, so definitely be careful, but there are kids that do it too. And a lot of tourists that show up. So that pretty much sums it up. Once you get inside, you'll have an awesome view of the Phoenix through a literal hole in a big rock. You'll see a lot of people using it as a photo opp. That's not really my style, so instead, I took a seat and enjoyed the beauty for 10 minutes or so. It can get pretty crowded so keep that in mind if you stop by on a weekend. Hole-in-the-Rock is one of the top attractions on TripAdvisor in Phoenix. Definitely a cool (and short) adventure to cross of the bucket list. I spent 30 minutes there (which included hanging out in the rock for half the time).

A truly mystical and magical place. They close at 7:00 p.m…read more Most people try to get there later in the day to avoid the scorching 110 deg. weather and hot sun. There is a pond with tons of geese. I saw a man fly fishing.

so I applied for several postions through the rec center on…read morethunderbird the main office.and went on a few interviews was never hired being more then qualified wasn't sure what was going on. but then I noticed during the day and closing shifts I never noticed any minorities while these centers are open. while sitting in the jacuzzi I was speaking to this gentleman who had just moved here and went down to apply for work he was hired right on the spot.and you guessed it I dont even have to tell you his race. I been to several rec centers during opening its sad to see what's really going on still here.

As residents of Sun City, my husband and I have access to several recreation centers. We have…read morechosen this location as our primary place to go. This recreation center has so much to do! First of all, it's adjacent to the public library of Sun City, which makes it very convenient for us to go get our books and park in the same parking lot as the recreation center. The pool is huge and is set up for laps. There are quite a few swimmers that seem to be doing laps every time we go. Our favorite activity is walking in the lazy river type of swim area . The outdoor Jacuzzi is quite large and also located there. The water is heated in the Lazy River and is salt water so NO chlorine. People of all ages use these to get aquatic exercise. There's a cover over part of it and radio music is playing. Inside there is a huge gym and indoor Jacuzzi. There is also a dedicated room for step aerobics which we attended to day (lots of fun!) Massages are available for an extra fee near the front desk. Outside there are a variety of activities including tennis and a really nice Mini Golf course. Everybody is so nice and welcoming and we've been going early every day for the past 2 weeks. There are many other activities that I have not mentioned but I will add to this as I find out more.

We have been to multiple Airsoft fields in Arizona and California and this one is buy far the best…read moreone out there. The field layout, rules, the referees, on site store and food options are all top notch compared to their peers. The best part is the unlimited respawns, which means you get to play the entire game. Other fields, you get shot once you are dead/done and have to sit out the rest of the game. So instead of playing for 20 minutes in a game, you only play for 30 seconds. They also do a good job breaking teams up into two groups. Many times when there is a large group, new players will have their own session, while the more experienced players will play in a completely different game. It is a good bonding experience with my son and I highly recommend VIP.

DONT MAKE ANY MISTAKES! I accidentally shot 3 rounds on full auto in the SHOOTING RANGE and goody…read moretwo shoes spencer thought it was a good idea to make me sit out the rest of the night. BBs are crap aswell .25g??? Are you serious? The arena is even worse unless you like getting full autoed every other corner... Fightertown isnt just a place trying to take money from people for a sad excuse for a game of airsoft unlike VIP airsoft is. Go to fightertown its like 20 bucks on saturday and if you go again on Sunday its only 5 unlike vip for $36 you can get 4 hours entry and your stuff gets touched by the refs. Try better.

Dust Devil is a Park for the whole family. Great walking trail. There is a skate area, basketball…read morecourt, barbeque grills, tot lot, and open fields. There are bathrooms onsite. Accessible parking and ramps. Family-friend park!

Great park! People are really nice. Great view. Plenty of room for adults to workout and kids to…read moreplay plus comfortable picnic tables

Excellent wilderness space; great for sport bikes and regular hikers. You can pick multiple…read moredifferent trails and the views are spectacular especially if you can't do a far trip to escape. The moment you hike into here you feel like you're transported into another realm. Love the smell of fresh cacti and the blooming flowers. Nice bathroom (loud flush) and clean place to wash your hands. Plenty of parking!

Plenty of parking upon arrival. There are restrooms that are accessible by stairs or by ramp…read more Trails are fully paved and have beautiful views of the nearby hills. The only downside is that there are two highways near this trial and the sound of the cars is quite loud .

Beautiful place, highly recommend going. Day or night it's pretty epic. Lots of free parking and…read morethings to do.

I came paddle boarding here on a Saturday evening with some friends. We parked at the Butcher Jones…read morearea. We arrived between 6-630p and the main parking lot was full, but there was another lot close by that had some spots open. Lots of people were swimming and hanging out on the beach. There were lots of boats and jet skis too. It was a really great night/sunset with the canyons surrounding the lake. Kind of a cloudy sky, but the stars eventually came out! A very relaxing time! I would definitely come back here!

Rio Vista Park is pretty much in the heart of Peoria right off Thunderbird Blvd. Super clean with…read moreplenty of ample parking. This is a great park to get access to the canal trail which is what I use it for. No issues with people tampering with your vehicle due to the volume of people who frequent the park. You can fish, use the gym, bring your offspring to the play area or get on the canal trail and bike, walk or run.

Excellent, huge park! Plenty of shaded playground and the splash pad is great for littles. Splash…read morepad has very little shade so I'd suggest sunscreen, hats and rash guards. The barbecues are great and it's always clean too.

Great service and fantastic high end bike rentals. Equipment is clean, well-kept, and top of the…read moreline. Everything you need to bike or hit the wilderness while in AZ PS - if biking trails you will need to transport your bike there (Brown's Ranch is a great spot)

Not enough can be said about REI Co-op bike rental. I was in Phoenix for vacation and rented a bike…read morefor nine days. Everything was easy, well communicated and reasonably priced. I got a solid performance bike, helmet, tire repair kit and a computer with distance and speed. I was able to install my own radar taillight and Wahoo ELEMNT with no problems. Due to covid, they didn't provide water bottles but I bought a couple from them for a very reasonable price. Drop off was simple and the staff was helpful and friendly.