Phone: (480) 358-3700
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E Appleby Rd and S Sossaman Rd
Closing soon · 10 PM
- Wed 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
19459 E Appleby Rd Queen Creek, AZ 85142 ·1840.11 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorThis new park looks well maintained, plenty of sports fields, play areas, etc. The only problem is the access is a bit limited, with only one way in or out.
MoreThis park has baseball fields used for little league, splash pad for hot days, playground, and multiple picnic shelters that can be reserved. Restrooms on site. The are soccer fields, skate park, basketball courts and beach volleyball. A stocked pond with fish to catch... Such a beautiful park with plenty parking.
MoreThe City of Queen Creek replicated a fishing pond right in the middle of the desert. Five acres of water in a 50 acre flat playground that suggests Walmart meets Walden, it is a Dystopian glimpse of the future. Unnatural nature. Almost Disneyesque. The area is beautiful in a desert-kind-of-way but finding a large and well-stocked free fishing pond is just plain unnatural and weird. BUT, it's there. And I watched a guy fish! You just have to go and see it for yourself.
MoreStopped by the park shortly after it opened. Walked the whole park, checked out the lake. Has a great play area for the kiddos.
MoreWe love the brand new park in Queen Creek. Here is a list of all the great things you can see and enjoy here. Two lighted multi-purpose fields Four lighted baseball fields A playground centrally located in the ball field complex One inclusive playground Two sand volleyball courts Two lighted basketball courts 5-acre fishing lake Peninsula with rock waterfall Eight picnic ramadas (two large-group ramadas) Wheel-friendly skate plaza Sand discovery dig zone Shipwreck-themed splash pad Three fitness pods Equestrian hitch post Wash trail access Three restroom facilities (two family restrooms) ADA access Ample parking Total acreage: 48 acres To reserve a picnic ramada or field, contact the Parks and Recreation office at 480-358-3700
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