Brandi Fenton Memorial Park

This park has everything for the recreationist. I like to park here when walking the Loop. The parking lot is big.You have a playground, waterfountains, restrooms, soccer field and roofed basketball courts that are lighted at night. The park closes at 10pm and opens at dawn.

Tucson has lots of nice little parks along its bike trails. This is a safe one for families with lots of amenities. Good parking, and lots of things for families to do. They have playgrounds, splash area. It has a entrance to the loop that goes along a wash so you can see some birds and have some good views of the mountains. As always, in Arizona, you have to be aware of your surroundings. I imagine when it gets warmer, maybe snakes..... If you stay in the park proper, there's not as much risk for kids wander around.....also Some interesting sculptures are nearbyThe restrooms were clean and there were some nice picnic areas. Plus basketball courts. The parking area was clean and well appointed. I've seen the police and city park personnel on.golf carts every time i've been there.

The Brandi Fenton Park is an excellent complement to the art offerings downtown (murals, museums, etc.). The pop-up sculpture exhibits and main installation are always worth a visit, and the annual sculpture festival is exceptional.

This is a great park and thankfully it's near my neighborhood! It's a great spot to meet with other kids for a play date. From the soccer fields to splash pads and picnic areas, this park is awesome. A favorite in the area.

We just had our grandbabies 4th birthday party at the park. A good time was had by all. We reserved 3 picnic tables, and the groundskeepers were just so helpful when we arrived and when we were packing up. They had tape for our tablecloths that we forgot, and even helped us with carrying things and setting up the grill and asked us if we had everything that we needed! This is a great park. There a nice-sized splashpad for the kids, playground areas, walking paths, grassy area's for resting, and it's right along the loop, so you can bike there easily if you choose! We enjoy coming to this park regularly, and sometimes bring our dog too!

Absolutely loved it here! Playground for kids and a mini for toddlers. A great splash pad too! "wet saloon" has two built-in "water guns" bells that drop water, multiple fountains, and more! The kids loved it. Only wish there was a place to purchase water and I'd be set. Definitely awesome space for picnicking or parties :-)Update: removing one star, not because I don't live it here - but because the kids keep getting stung by red ants or fire ants and make these big welts on them.Update 2: it seems they have sprayed for the ants and removed trash. I love that. Once I know if this is something they will maintain, I will consider giving them another star to up the quality. Right now, I think they are a solid 4 of 5. No shame in that! :)Update 3: back again... still like this splash pad, it is FREE to the public after all. But I'm removing one star, again, because there is weird spacing between the slab of cement that the kids are playing on and the actual fence; my child slipped and her ankle got jammed between the fencing and cement causing her ankle to bleed, and swell. I honestly did not see it as a hazard but upon further inspection feel it was a design flaw.

Great park to play soccer and to take the kids in the summer especially since they have the splash park.This park has it all they even have an equestrian area so if you have your horse bring it out and enjoy it.It's a little far since it's located on the north side of town but it's well worth the drive.Kids and adults can enjoy the splash park come early because it does get full pretty quickly. Only negative is parking is very limited on the side with the Soccerfield this so you may have a little walk to get to the field.

I brought my 18-month old here because they have a splash pad, and we had a great time! The splash pad isn't shaded but the toddler and older-kid playgrounds are shaded nicely from the Arizona sun bearing down on you. There were lots of parents sitting in the shade outside the gated splash pad. There were lots of flower buckets that pour water on your randomly, water guns you can aim at people, and fountains that spray up at you. After the splash pad we walked over to the toddler slide/climbing structure to dry off. Love this park!

Every year, I take the month of June off from work to get in some quality family time. I envision idyllic summer days sipping margaritas on sandy beaches plunking out Yelp reviews on my smart phone with my precious angels mirthfully splashing in the waves off in the distance. Then I remember that I live in the fiery recesses of Hades, we're broke, that getting tanked around preschoolers is about as socially acceptable as the confederate flag and that my kids are more likely to while away the days reenacting Kimbo Slice vs Ken Shamrock than do anything Rockwellesque......which leads us to the FREE splash pad at Brandi Fenton Memorial Park. Designed for younger children, the splash pad features a tidy enclosed concrete slab with water cannons, geysers and arches. Since it's the only one of its kind in Tucson (as far as I know), it's extremely crowded. Because the fence has two gates, each on the opposite side from the other, I have to frolic around in there too to make sure that my son doesn't bolt. That's okay with me; I'd melt sitting under the canopy anyway. Yes, it's got that Walmart-y vibe: you're going to spot someone in a bikini top and wish that you could un-see it.Bathrooms: Meh...okay. We've never had to wad up paper towels or unpaid bills from my purse. The toilets flush. It's free. It's clean. We've been there just about every weekend this June.

This is a great park. Playground and splash pad for the kids. Basketball courts, soccer fields, dog parks (two) and grass event areas. It's on The Loop and has cold water fountains.