It's been ages " since I've been to Udall Center big Pima country regional park …read more It sits on acres at Tanque verde & sabino canyon /Kolb Se quadrant . I went for a taichi class in a big dance, exercise & aerobic studio w wood gym type floors & mirrors . ( I believe it's available to rent ) Big gym , pool , exercise & weight machines , indoor walking track & , walking paths around big soccer fields . Many classes available & a big senior center with so many activities . My parents used to go Sunday nights maybe in summer to hear the Tucson pops? Orchestra outdoor concerts . The senior center even used to have tours available , parents had fun on a trip to Ruidoso NM group stayed at a casino. Lucky to have this inclusive exercise & activity county center facility . Parking available under shaded solar panels .

There is always something going on here. Today after a late lunch, I took the time to walk the…read morepark's perimeter. I had my dog Gretel with me. I parked near the rec center in the covered parking area and used my Strava app to show me the paths. None of these paths were marked. My route was a combination of dirt and paved paths, starting from the rec center and walking south along the paved multi-use trail leading to the Pantano Wash. I passed several sports fields. Most of the fields were well irrigated and green. I then turned east on a wide dirt path along the southern boundary. This was the least scenic section because of homeless camps here, accompanied by the trash the people leave behind. I didn't see any one here, so I felt safe enough to continue. The southern section is for BMX and dirt bikes as dirt trails converse in all directions. I walked north on another wide path back to the more developed area and finished off on the walking path that parallels Tanque Verde Blvd. The entire perimeter was 2.16 miles. I did not go inside the rec center since I had my dog with me, but the center seems to have everything an active family enjoys, including a swimming pool and splash pad. The Farmer's Market is Friday mornings on the north side of the park.

I can't say enough great things about this gym! The staff was incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and…read morepatient as our entire family learned the basics of climbing. They took the time to explain everything clearly, making us feel comfortable and confident from the start. Even after the initial instruction, they continued to encourage us with gentle corrections and positive support as we practiced. Their welcoming atmosphere made the experience enjoyable for everyone. We had an amazing time and will definitely be back!

Very much so enjoy this place. It's the go and only option for indoor top rope and led climbing…read morelocally. Very spacious, great routes, gear store, snacks available for purchase, gear rentals available, bathrooms and shower in bathrooms, training spaces and cubbies for your belongings. So what's the 4 star mark for huh? Well, as a parent of two, it's never felt open and supportive to me which is so crucial to me in any space.

I work here and as an employee who gets to see things others wouldn't notice; it's a great place to…read morejoin! Everyone is really nice and helpful; including our members! Instructors,personal trainers, and especially those of us who work the Spa part really get to know you. We listen! If you are a golfer- the course is really taken care of! I have to admit my clients have me considering taking up pickle ball! Plus the Restaurants are fabulous! Rebecca who is Director of Sports & Spa writes a monthly newsletter to keep everyone informed! There is always so much going on from wine tasting, soundbaths,& live music.... Come in for a tour and sign up to be a member! You'll be happy you did!

One word to describe this place, beautiful. Okay maybe another one is clean and one more nice!…read more This place is amazing. I only came as a guest, which for a day is only $5 (so reasonable), you just need to know a member here. It's so clean and nice. Not the biggest gym, but also not crowded so no trouble getting on a machine, and might I add, the machines are high tech and so cool. Great tv to watch with so many channels. Then you go outside and it's amazing. Huge pool and lap pool that is not crowded at all. Tennis courts, basketball, golf, grilled and cafe area. Definitely a place I would belong to if I lived here full time. I highly suggest. Also, they give you water bottles and have towels in all their machines. Love it!

Truly a Tucson classic. This is a great place to spend a Saturday or Sunday afternoon during the…read moremonths of February and March. They usually do about 8 races, every 30 minutes, and there's plenty to do between race time. They generally will have a pretty large selection of food trucks available or you can eat from their in-house restaurant underneath the grandstand. This past weekend, they also had a live mariachi band and you can also wander over to the stables to see the horses. And, apart from the casinos, this is one of the few places where you can actually do some real betting. Check it out at least once, you'll enjoy it. Pro tip: Make sure you pick up a program to get into on the odds without having to stand around and read the boards.

You win some, you lose some but with $2 bets, who cares?!…read more It's a shame the horse races only go for a very short season but what fun! My friends and I have made this an annual tradition (lol, 2 years. I can call that a tradition, right?) and it's a great day in the sun screaming and yelling for horses we know nothing about. Pick 'em however you want: jockey/horse bright colors, horse name, pretty horse, cute jockey or god forbid stats, then go place your bet, grab a beer and stand trackside for your race. $5 general admission, $4 beer, margaritas, hotdogs/nachos/etc and you're set. You could pay a few bucks more to sit in the upstairs, indoors section but then you'd miss all the fun. You'll see all kinds of people from old white guys chewing a toothpick and studying the program and cheatsheets to families out for the day to girls dressed to impress in heels and sundresses. Do yourself a favor and ignore those along the interior road charging $5 for covered parking in the adjacent business park and just park in the track's dirt lot for free. Come to Rillito, have fun, have a beverage in the sun and get excited about your $6.20 quinella box winnings!!

Had a fun time watching the roller derby with friends and 87 yr old mom. Friendly folks when I…read morepurchased the tickets and they even recommended where to sit.

The Tucson Roller Derby league is amazing. I went to the double header on November 19th, and even…read morethough they had a last minute venue change from the Bookman's Event Center to the Pima County Fairgrounds, the bout was still well attended by the loyal TRD fans. That night featured bouts between the TRD Cooper Queens vs. Dirty Verde and TRD's Furious Truckstop Waitresses vs. The Surly Gurlies. The first bout was a blow out but the second bout was fierce and the jammer for the Surly Gurlies was ejected, which is uncommon. I will be supporting the TRD from now on. They did have beer, coffee, and cocoa for sale. But the one downside was they only served Bud or Bud Light. I hope when I see them play at Bookman's there might be more choices.

NO GO KART!! BMX RACING ONLY! Open limited hours, it's a competition site. Organized BMX racing. 1…read moreday free trials available on race days. Must be a member.

This place looks like something from an old, old movie. It's rundown, not maintained well at all…read moreand pretty dead. I came here using a groupon a few months back and saw they had the sale again... It's no wonder. Doesn't look like this place gets much business for its miniature golf course or the go karts. There is only one track for the go karts on this property which was disappointing. They race bikes and remote control cars here so I'm guessing that's where they get most of the revenue from. This place has potential especially with it being right off of the 10 freeway. It's too bad the owners don't take any pride in this property. Looks like it's in MAJOR need of a renovation/makeover.

I've been trying to visit more of the city parks around Tucson in the past few months and found…read morethat Menlo Park was pretty run-of-the-mill. They have some pieces of exercise equipment available for citizens to use, a soccer field with goals, and a few concrete basketball courts. The park definitely looks a little older and not too well maintained, but yoy can tell that it gets a decent amount of use from the surrounding community. Menlo Park could use a little extra TLC from the Tucson Parks and Recreation Department (and a few more benches) to make it a little more hospitable, but it certainly isn't the worst place to have picnic or a family soccer game.

There's not a lot to do here but it's a big nice space for different activities plus shaderead more

Great place for so many things. I come here for gym class with my daughter and have played…read morebasketball and volleyball here as well. Very affordable and fun environment.