We love coming to this park to use the pickle ball courts. The park is well kept and they have…read moreclean bathrooms which are a super plus!

Very clean and safe park. I come for the skatepark, which isn't huge but it's great for a beginner…read morelike me. During the day on weekdays it's pretty empty, which I like, but when there are people there they're always pretty friendly and courteous. The skatepark's plan is just one flow bowl so there are no half pipes or anything, but it's still really great for beginners and intermediate skaters. It's not the closest skatepark to me, but I'll go out of my way to come here because I feel safe being here alone. From what I've seen, hours are 7:00am to 9:00pm. The skatepark is next to a couple basketball courts and a baseball field which both look well maintained. The kids playground is on the other side of the park so I've never gotten a close look at it.

This the best fitness facility in Tucson. It's a combination of every racquet sport you'd want to…read moreplay, great community of wellness minded people good food and lots more. The club changed ownership a few years ago and the new ownership is "all in" - they are investing in making it a top-rate facility. Long time members may be impatient, but I'm not one of them. I see improvements daily and the best is yet to come! Join now and enjoy today, while improving your health.

My mom is a member and I was her guest recently and we had a lovely time! I had never been here…read morebefore but it's quite the little oasis tucked back in there. Lots of parking, lots of tennis/pickleball courts, pools, exercise, kids area and even a beauty salon! Very cool local country club vibes but still family run. My mom mentioned they're doing renovations here and there and it's looking great so far. The pool was lovely and it's salt water which is nice. We had a post pool lunch in the restaurant. Fast and friendly service and we both enjoyed our sandwiches. I saw that they do live music and bbq's on Friday nights which sounded fun. Overall very impressed with this lil slice of paradise.

We were looking for a court to play at after 6 pm, and the reffkin has 24 courts to use! We rented…read morea court for 10 dollars for 1.5 hours. They close at 9 and left pretty energized :)

I started lessons here and they have been great. I have learned a lot and the price is a good price…read morefor tennis lessons.

Overall, this is a very pleasant and well-used park. The playground is shaded and near the…read morebathrooms. The bathrooms are mostly clean but dimly lit. The pathways are mostly level with some slight hills but they are not a hike. But the big problem is the pickleball courts. They have four courts on a tennis court. Tennis players DO get to play if they show up and the nets are rolled off to the side. The main issue, though, is there is a group of people who play who think they own the courts and make the rules. One guy threatened us with bodily harm - twice - if we didn't do what they said. (It was over using the paddle rack and we just wanted to play with our group and they said we HAD to play with everyone.) I It was an unpleasant experience for such a nice park.

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 two playgrounds, one for younger kids and one for older kids. It has a trail 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. I'll be more snakes..... If you stay in the park proper, there's not as much risk for kids wandering around..... The restrooms were clean, and there were some  nice picnic areas.

Excellent location, service, classy ambiance, good food and drinks and my presence as the cherry…read more on top! My friends cane here twice within 24 hours. Easy parking.

Would not be my place to vacation. The location and hotel are beautiful but the attitude of the…read morefront desk is haughty and makes you feel like you just walked into the wrong country club. I've been in the hotel and resort business in some pretty glamorous and exotic places but have NEVER MET A LESS FRIENDLY AND UNWELCOMING FRONT DESK. In the resort business, attitude is everything if you want repeat guests and it does not bode well for a stay we had looked forward to in this terrible Covid period. I accidentally hit the stars in error and they can't be erased. I would not give Ventana Canyon a single star. Not worth the effort it took to get there.

On the way back to Tucson from Mesa and wanted to stop to take a break and eat some lunch and…read moreVillago came up in a Yelp search. It is off the 10 freeway, had a decent size parking lot, and there are covered picnic areas. It is a decent park and has exactly what we were looking for. It is clean and there are bathrooms, a play area for kids, some basketball courts, a walking trail, and a nearby water feature that is on the walking trail. The bathrooms did not have any soap or sanitizer though. This is a good spot for a picnic, or to sit and relax, or get some exercise.

Breathe in that fresh crisp air. We are passing through and the park awaits. Time for puppy fun run…read moreand plays. In our many travels the puppies persist with their whines. "Please let us out mama!" They either need to potty or play. Probably both. In my travels with my four legged kind, parks are better than rest stops for walking puppies. Every time we opt for a rest stop, other fellow humans come up to us wanting to play with our puppies. We all need our time alone to do our business, puppies are no different. The small pleasures of serenity in a park give the dogs a quiet place for their enjoyment. As their handler I can enjoy a small amount of joy as the puppies have some quality romp time together with no one around. In the middle of nowhere we found this park in the Yelp search. It came back under the search words of park. It's corresponding Yelp page shows no one has explored it yet. We are the first to give our report. The puppies are playing enjoying themselves. It's a rather small place with lots and lots of grass. It's in a little neighborhood that seems to be very safe and quiet. Great place to walk the dogs and enjoy a stroll with the puppies. The climate is perfect right now with the cold at bay. The temperatures in the low fifties. The grass is kept nice and short. If it were warmer out you could enjoy a stroll on that soft grass. The park is well kept with a small jungle gym for the littles. It's nothing fancy, but a small place to enjoy a breathe of fresh air. Their is no fence for your puppies so obey the leash laws in your local community. Currently, just the littlest of the pups is on a leash for "others," protection. They run and play chasing each other. The few trees here the dogs scent; this park is definitely puppy approved. We are on the road again after a few hour lay over for some puppy rest time. As the puppies played we enjoyed some picnic foods from the ice chest. This is a lovely place to build those strong bonds at. Be a kid and go play. The twins slide down and the dogs greet them from the other side. As they play hide and go seek the puppies follow the twin leader around. So much zany fun. We laugh and giggle as we separate ourselves from the world for just a moment. Remember what it was like to be six, perhaps ten. Take the family to the park and remember these days of long ago. Happiness is a count away. Tag y

Great facilities and reasonable day-pass deals. I love their steam room and hot tub, and the desk…read moreattendants are friendly and don't hate their job like some of the other gyms in Tucson with Gen Z employees. As for the cons, the sauna is sometimes out of order. It's been off and on all summer. Also, I will say that some of the older people at this place don't understand gym etiquette and will swipe your equipment before you're done if you turn your back for a second. The trainers are somewhat distracting as well. Some are good and know what they're doing, but they're unreasonably loud when speaking with their clients. Others are quiet and polite but don't offer great training; one guy had his older, frail client ripping down half reps on the lat pull down machine like he was 14 years old and trying to impress his friends. Overall, a good experience with a few hang ups.

As a recent Tucson Transplant, the Tucson J has become one of the most meaningful places in our…read morefamily's life. As a parent and grateful community member, I continue to be impressed by the care, professionalism, and heart that make this place so special. Our experience with the Early Childhood Education program for the past three years has been outstanding. As a parent, the most important thing is trust, and we have real trust in the teachers and leaders. The staff know the children, care about their growth, communicate with families, and create a warm, nurturing environment where kids feel safe, supported, and excited to come each day. The care is high-quality, thoughtful, robust, and flexible, which matters so much for working families and families with different needs. I also deeply appreciate the J's broader commitment to inclusion, especially its programming for individuals with disabilities and families who benefit from extra support. That is one of the things that makes the J feel like more than a gym, preschool, camp, or community center. It is a place that works hard to create belonging. The facilities are excellent and very well maintained. The campus is especially fun in the summer, with the pool, splash pad, camp programming, sports fields, tennis courts, fitness center, classrooms, art spaces, and community gathering areas all working together. It feels like a true community campus where people of all ages can learn, play, connect, and feel welcome. No organization is perfect, but I have a lot of confidence in the people leading the J and in the direction of the community. For families looking for early childhood education, summer camp, fitness, aquatics, arts, inclusion programming, or simply a welcoming place to belong in Tucson, I highly recommend the Tucson J.

The views at this park are amazing! We love seeing the Superstitions Mountains in the background…read more The silhouette of the cactus against the Arizona sunset is stunning. There are bathrooms onsite with toliet paper and the sink works here. There is a Circle K, McDonald's, a Bashas store, and other restaurants within a few-mile radius.

The Apache Junction Parks and Recreation host many events out here during the year, so be on the…read morelookout for events on their website or social media pages. Outside of events, this is still a great park for all ages. I personally enjoy picnics here on a nice spring or fall afternoon. This year (2024) was the perfect day for the Easter Egg Hunt event!