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Harold Bell Wright Park City park
633 N Corinth Ave
Harrison Greenway- Access Point Hiking area
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Highland Vista Park City park
350 N Cloverland Ave
Hiking Abington trail Hiking area
Tucson
Himmel Park City park
Neighborhood park offering athletic courts & fields, a playground, exercise station & swimming pool.
Iron Horse Dog Park Park
560 E 10th St
Iron Horse Park City park
Urban park with a playground, cycle path access & a large rattlesnake-design road bridge.
Isabella Lee Natural Preserve Park
1701 N Bonanza Ave
Ivan's Spot Dog Park Dog park
9820 E. Rees Loop Hours: 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Named after Ivan, a TPD police dog lost in the line of duty, this one-acre facility features two separate areas for large and small dogs. The site is fenced with a concrete inner walking path, dog-friendly drinking fountains, benches, trees and shrubs, landscape irrigation, decomposed granite surface, boulders, and solar lights.
JCC Pool Deck/Playground/Recreation Area Park
JCC Pedestrain Path
Jacinto Park City park
Hours are 7 a.m.-Sunset
Jack and George Mountain Trail Hiking area
Tucson
Jacobs Dog Park Dog park
1195 W. Kleindale Road Hours: Dawn to dusk Closed Thursdays 9 a.m.-1 p.m. for maintenance. This small off-leash area is located on the west side of Jacobs Park accessible by car from W. Kleindale Road.
Jacobs Park Park
3300 N Fairview Ave
James Thomas Park City park
James Thomas Park, 3200 S Forgeus Ave
Joaquin Murrieta Park City park
1400 N Silverbell Rd
Juhan Park City park
1770 W Copper St
La Madera Park City park
2700 E La Madera Dr
La Mar Park City park
4159 S Elizabeth Dr
Lakeside Disc Golf Course Parking Area Park
8201 E Stella Rd
Lincoln Regional Park City park
Park & recreation center on 191-acres, softball & soccer fields, a playground & wildlife sanctuary.
Linda Vista Trailer Park Mobile home park
1523 N Rosemont Blvd
Linden Park City park
300 S Desert Ave
Loma Verde Disc Golf Course Disc golf course
6051 E 14th St
Loma Verde Park City park
5901 E 14th St
Lorraine Lee Hidden Canyon Trail Access Hiking area
3800 W Starr Pass Blvd
Lower Lincoln Park Park
8116 E Escalante Rd
Manuel Herrera Jr. Park City park
5901 S Fiesta Ave
Manuel Valenzuela Alvarez Park City park
758 W Calle Sierra
McCormick Park City park
2950 N Columbus Blvd
Menlo Park City park
325 N Grande Ave
Merle J. Toumey Park City park
4500 E Eastland St
Michael Perry Park City park
2755 S Pantano Pkwy
Midvale Park Fitness Corner Park
6187 S Headley Rd
Miko's Corner Playground Dog Park Dog park
910 S. Concert Place (use Picnic Place or Concert Place entrances off S. Country Club Road) Hours: 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Closed Thursdays 9 a.m.-12 p.m. for maintenance. Named after Miko, a TPD police dog that lost its life in the line of duty, this dog park's features include lights, three double entry gates, divided 2-acre site for large and small dogs, dog-friendly potable water fountains, and a ramada with tables.
Mine Mountain Hiking area
Tucson
Mirasol Park City park
1100 E Silverlake Rd
Mission Manor Park City park
6100 S 12th Ave
Mitchell Park City park
1100 E Mitchell St
Monahan Playground Playground
Himmel Pool, 1000 N Tucson Blvd
Morris K. Udall Park City park
7290 E Tanque Verde Rd
North Sixth Avenue Dog Park Dog park
2075 N. 6th Avenue Hours: 6 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Closed Tuesdays 9 a.m.-1 p.m. for maintenance. Features: Ramada, tables, wash area, double-entry gate.
Palo Verde Dog Park Park
355 S Mann Ave
Palo Verde Park City park
425 S Mann Ave
Pantano River Park Park
8700 E Arbor St
Pantano River Path Park
22nd &, S Pantano Rd
Pantano Wash Path Park
523 N Brook Park Dr
Park Park
"The wilderness must be explored"
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