This 13-acre park was built during the Great Depression with funding from then Mayor Clyde Tingley's close friend, President Franklin Roosevelt. Located just east of I-25 and close to the University of New Mexico, the giant trees in this long standing park offer a well-shaded place to run or walk the trails. There are plenty of meandering hills present and an outstanding playground. In the winter, this is an ideal place to go sledding.
Website: cabq.gov
Phone: (505) 842-9918
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Spruce St SE and Sycamore St SE
500 Spruce St SE Albuquerque, NM 87106 ·1523.71 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpWhat a beautiful park. I don't mean it as a slight, but once there, you would never guess you were in the middle of Albuquerque. The grass was so lush and the shade and giant trees really made...
MoreGreat place for a picnic. Very green and there are some tables if you want to have a little get together.
MoreRoosevelt Park was absolutely beautiful! Lush green grass and beautiful big trees! There are somehow even rolling hills within the park despite the fact that it is in a developed area. It's a...
MoreRoosevelt Park is among the very few fully shaded parks that you'll find in Albuquerque. That alone makes it worth a visit :-) Tip: Another virtually unique feature of this park is a disc golf...
MoreThis park is perfect for the doggos and heat-sensitive dog owners. Albuquerque summers get hot, too hot in my opinion. I find I have to carefully plan out my dog's walking schedule because any...
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