Great park with lots of options. Multiple playgrounds, dog park, Ramada's and bbq for rent, splash…read morepad.

Perfectly manicured and up-kept park... stunning really! They've got over 80 acres of sports…read morefields, playgrounds and ramadas... and if sports aren't your thing, there is a library and a calm little lake to enjoy too! Today, they hosted the Glendale Showcase Regional High School Cross Country Meet. What a fantastic event for the kiddos!!!

A really nice place to walk enjoy the views and see amazing wildlife ! Bring a sandwich and have a…read morepicnic but remember to clean up after yourself too :)

A quick disclaimer for the following review -- This review pertains to the fishing quality of the…read morearea. I worked in Laveen for many years and drove past this location on 91st Ave hundreds of times but did not know about the Tres Rios Wetlands until a friend suggested it for a fishing outage. The first recommendation I will make is to bring/leave nothing of value in your vehicle. This is a high-crime area of Phoenix and the "parking lot" for Tres Rios is essentially just the shoulder of the main road. There have been several police reports filed at this location for vehicles being burglarized and catalytic converters being stolen. Secondly, a permit is required to park/use Tres Rios. The permits are free and available through the Tres Rios Wetlands page on the Phoenix.gov site. Each permit is good for a 6-month block. I have no idea if there is any enforcement action taken against non-permit holders but the consequence is a class 5 felony for trespassing on government land per multiple signs posted all over the park. Finally, if you went through the trouble of obtaining a permit and driving here just to fish, you may have set yourself up for disappointment. The actual wetlands sanctuary area that is advertised on the website is completely off limits to the public (including permit holders) and is surrounded by a 7 ft barbwire fence. The only area where fishing is actually permitted is a small strip of water outside of the sanctuary. The area is not maintained and it is completely surrounded by thick 6ft tall reeds and grass with only 3-4 gaps over about a half mile about the width of a single person. Maybe I went during wrong season, but the ground was covered in swarms of millions of ants crossing the pathway. Be careful what you put down on the ground or where you stand as you're likely to be covered in ants. If you're here to walk, hike, or birdwatch, I'm sure this location is beautiful gem in the desert thats full of wildlife. If you're here to fish it's unfortunately a big disappointment.

It was our first visit and we had a blast. Great little park in a nice neighborhood, includes a…read moresplash pad, a duck pond, big Ramada, bathrooms, basketball courts and a large play area, it is well maintained and seems safe, I haven't ever encountered any transients and it's nice place for pictures too with a waterfall on the pond. I like the fact that there is playground equipment that's age appropriate. Nice place to come to see geese, ducks and other birds all around. My friend went here and saw the "Burrowing owls". They named two of them:) There were about 5 of them all together. Just wish there was more shade near the water area, it's hot out there in the sun! Will definitely visit again. There is a group workout of Saturday mornings at 7 am that is great too.

I wish I didn't have to say this but please do not take your kids to the park at this location!!!…read more I had to unfortunately watch a elder man bathing himself as well as another woman and it just was horrible. I offered them our peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and got them water went to the store and got them some more food and snacks but I just highly recommend you don't let your kids play here or bring them here. It is overpopulated with homeless people and it's just a little bit nerve-racking because they aren't Going to move or get up for you if you ask them to or if they see you they just stay there laying on the benches and the splash pad is covered in dirty muck water!! :(

The atmosphere is welcoming and enjoyable, making it perfect for friends and family looking to…read morespend quality time together. You can also catch exciting local soccer, baseball, and basketball tournaments here.

We met some friends for my daughter to play with at the Desert West Kids Park a few weeks back. Our…read morefirst impression was a little turned off due to the trash. There was a decent amount of litter and the picnic tables were broken and certainly in need of replacing. Other than that they had a great time. I do like that there is plenty of equipment and even a side for the smaller kiddos so they don't get trampled by the bigger kiddos. They have a decent amount of slides, a few swings and lots of climbing equipment.

Follow me on instagram Yazpicnicsrentals…read more Oso Park is a nice spot where I created a picnic for one of my clients who chose this spot and they really enjoyed it.

Beautiful baseball park. Loved the treats around the park. Wonderful people, perfect for the Winter…read moreand Spring.

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

Nice Community Park…read more Loma Linda Park is a great community park. The park is a nice size, well groomed, with plenty of shaded play area for children. There are lots of benches to sit on and an area for a picnic. A great park for family gatherings, pinics, or just relaxing. I highly recommend a visit.

Great park to take the kiddos. It is located right behind the goodyear pool. Nice play structure…read morethat appears to be all new equipment. Huge shade trees for your picnic in the grass. Nice gazebo with 2 tables and 6 benches for extra seating.

Love this well maintained and relatively flat recreation path! Was able to get in a nice run this…read moremorning with easy access by the football stadium in Glendale. There are trees along the way that provide a bit of shade. It also seemed relatively safe, even under the bridges, as there didn't appear to be people hanging out there. There are also parts where you can run up along the road or canal rather than down in the ravine and that was very open and safe. Love it!

Morning run or walk with the dogs is safe and fun tour ocasional bum walking through but nothing to…read moreworry since they usually go to 7-Eleven