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Agua Linda Park Park
8732 E McDonald Dr
Apache Park Park
1201 N 85th Pl
Ashler Hills Park Park
32220 N 74th Way
Auditorium Park Park
Scottsdale
Brown's Ranch Trail Interpetive Center Park
Scottsdale
Chaparral Park Park
This 100-acre public park has a swimming pool & fishing lake, plus sports courts & a playground.
Chaparral Soccer &Training Field Park
Scottsdale
Chesnutt Park Park
5-acre neighborhood park with 2 tennis courts, a playground & picnic areas.
Cholla Park Baseball Field Park
11318 E Vía Linda
Civic Center Park Park
3939 N Drinkwater Blvd
Comanche Park Park
7639 E Vía Paseo Del Norte
DC Ranch Park Park
N. 91st Street and, E Trailside View
Eldorado Park Park
Outdoor sanctuary offering fishing lakes, a pool & fields for sports such as softball & soccer.
Eldorado Park South Building Park
1909 N Miller Rd
Florence Ely Nelson Desert Park Park
8950 E Pinnacle Peak Rd
George 'Doc' Cavalliere Park Park
27775 N Alma School Pkwy
Grayhawk Community, Talon Fairways Park Park
6 State Highway 9
Grayhawk Park Park
Park with fields & courts for baseball, basketball, volleyball, soccer & tennis, plus a playground.
Horizon Park Park
15444 N 100th St
Indian School Park Park
4289 Hayden Rd
Indian School Park Lake Park
Indian School Rd &, Hayden Rd
Ironwood Park Park
18650 N 94th St
Lafayette Park Park
Lafayette Parkway, 6745 E Lafayette Blvd
Market Street Park Park
20715 N Pima Rd
McDowell Mountain Ranch Community Center Park and Pool Park
10607 E Paradise Ln
Mescal Park Park
11015 N 68th Pl
Mountain View Park Park
Recreational parkland offering a variety of sports courts & fields, a playground & community center.
Northsight Park Park
8400 E Thunderbird Rd
Osborn Park Park
7775 E Osborn Rd
Osborne Park Park
7887 E Thomas Rd
Paisley Park Park
2520 N 66th Pl
Paiute Park Park
3210 N 66th St
Papago Rotary Park Park
7316 E Garfield St
Park Park
13558 N 100th Pl
Park Park
13384 N 103rd Pl
Pima Park Park
8600 E Thomas Rd
Pinnacle Peak Park Park
Pinnacle Peak Park features a moderate out-and-back trail through the pristine Sonoran Desert environment. Official hours are sunrise to sunset, which varies seasonally. See the park web page on the City of Scottsdale website for official park information and hours.
Reata fields Park
9809 E McDowell Mountain Ranch Rd
Rio Montaña Park Park
11180 N 132nd St
Rotary Park Park
Small public green space featuring paved & lighted walking paths, a playground & picnic shelters.
Sam’s Park Park
Welcome to Sam’s Park. A place for Family, Friends, Pets and Community. Sam’s Park was established in 2026 to honor the life and legacy of a beloved man whose greatest joys were his family, his animals, and the people around him. Known for his kindness, generosity, and loving spirit, Sam believed that strong communities are built through meaningful connections, shared experiences, and caring for one another. Sam’s Park serves as a living tribute to the values he lived every day. Sam’s Park encourages everyone to spend time together and neighbors to build friendships. The measure of a life is not solely in years but in the impact it leaves behind. Sam’s life was extraordinary. In honor of Sam Abbassian (May 11, 1969 - June 2nd, 2026)
Scottsdale Bike Path Park
Hayden Rd
Scottsdale Civic Center Park
7343 E Scottsdale Mall
Scottsdale Nature Area Park
85251, 6901 Hayden Rd
Scottsdale Ranch Park Ramada #10 Park
10260 E Vía Linda
Scottsdale Sports Complex Park
Venue with sports fields for competitive play & a basketball court, plus open space & a playground.
Shoshone Park Park
8300 E Vía De Dorado
Solstice Park, Plaza Park
4420 N Scottsdale Rd
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