Park Notices

Sahuaro Ranch Dog Park will be closed
Monday May 15, 2023, to Friday May 19, 2023, 
for Flood Irrigation.

Please visit one of Glendale's other dog parks. 
 – Foothills Park 19021 N 57th Ave. – 
(Closed Wednesdays)
– Northern Horizon Park 6363 W. Northern Ave.– 
(Closed Mondays) 


Glendale Park Playground Improvements: Playgrounds at the following parks will be temporarily closed during these improvements.

*** ALL DATES ARE ESTIMATES ONLY AND ARE SUBJECT TO POTENTIAL WEATHER AND SUPPLY CHAIN DELAYS ***

  • Rose Lane Park                            Estimated Completion May 2023
  • Lions Park                                     Now Open!        
  • Foothills Park-Near Sports Complex   Now Open!  
  • Foothills Park-Near SK8 Court           Now Open!  
  • Sunnyside Park                             Now Open!
  • Desert Mirage Park                       Now Open! 
  • Country Gables Park                    Now Open! 
  • New World Park:                           Now Open! 
  • ­Hillcrest Park:                               Now Open!  
  • ­Hidden Meadows Park:                Now Open! 
  • ­Montara Park:                               Now Open!
  • ­Mary Silva Park:                            Now Open!
  • Northern Horizon Park:                Now Open!
  • Delicias Park                                 Now Open!
  • Heritage Park:                               Now Open!
  • Carmel Park                                  Now Open!
  • Clavelito Park                               Now Open!

Sycamore Grove: As of Wednesday, October 19, 2022 the basketball court hours will be 6:00a.m. to 8:00p.m. Court lights will automatically shut off at 8pm. 10/14/2022


Bonsall Parks North and SouthOperational hours: 7:00am to 6:00pm, seven days a week.

Bonsall Park North: Pickleball, Racquetball and Basketball Courts operate 7:00am to 10:00pm. The parking lot is locked at 6:00pm. Street parking is available. 6/4/2021


Ongoing Projects or Closures

  • Right Tree Right Place Program The city of Glendale has partnered with Salt River Project (SRP) to identify and remove 167 hazardous trees encroaching on powerlines and to replace them with trees more suitable for the area. The city will get three trees for every one tree that is removed. In total, the city will receive 500 new trees and extra trees will be planted in our parks and along public streets. For more information on this program please visit www.glendaleaz.com/RightTree
  • Murphy Park restrooms are permanently closed. Restrooms inside Velma Teague Library and City Hall are open during business hours only.