Public parks in TUCSON

Gene C. Reid Park is a central 131-acre urban park in Tucson, Arizona, featuring the 24-acre Reid Park Zoo, two man-made lakes, and extensive recreational facilities. It acts as a major community hub,...

Gene C. Reid Park is a central 131-acre urban park in Tucson, Arizona, featuring the 24-acre Reid Park Zoo, two man-made lakes, and extensive recreational facilities. It acts as a major community hub, offering walking paths, a rose garden, an outdoor performance center, and sports amenities like ballfields and public pools.

Agua Caliente, literally meaning hot water, is a unique 101-acre park that features a perennial warm spring and pond that is home to an exceptionally rich mix of plants and animals. Discover the mille...

Agua Caliente, literally meaning hot water, is a unique 101-acre park that features a perennial warm spring and pond that is home to an exceptionally rich mix of plants and animals. Discover the millennia-old history and stewardship of Agua Caliente Park, one of Pima County's most beloved public spaces. Join us on an immersive virtual tour of the park's iconic attractions and uncover the hidden gems nestled within its scenic landscapes.

Brandi Fenton Memorial Park is a 57-acre, butterfly-themed park in Tucson, AZ, dedicated to organ donation awareness. Located along the Rillito River, it features a splash pad, playgrounds, soccer fie...

Brandi Fenton Memorial Park is a 57-acre, butterfly-themed park in Tucson, AZ, dedicated to organ donation awareness. Located along the Rillito River, it features a splash pad, playgrounds, soccer fields, lighted basketball courts, an equestrian arena, and a memorial garden, serving as a hub for both athletics and reflection.