Fort Lowell Park 2900 North Craycroft Road, Tucson, AZ 85712

"Came for a birthday party. They had rented out the Ramada by the south playground. It was awesome. Spacious and clean with the various playgrounds adjacent. Great spot"

"It is one of Tucson's great parks. Large trees provided lots of shade for Saturday morning Tai Chi classes. There is a duck pond and fountain that make for peaceful meditations. Tai Chi on Saturday starts at 9:30 am and is open to new comers, meets near duck pond north end of park there is also a swimming pool available. Plenty of parking space. And if you want to practice fly fishing Saturday mornings at the park coming up in November the old timers will be out there practicing their fly fishing.."

"So fun to go and look around at the old buildings and their playground is one of the best I’ve seen in town! I took my teddy bear for a photo shoot and had a blast"

"We visited on May 4th 2022. We were hoping to see more of the Fort, but the museum and buildings were closed. The shade trees made it nice. We read the history plaques. We really didn't check out the entire park, just the Fort area so I can't speak as to whether it is a nice park. I did find a dead baby turtle and the ants were eating it. We hope to come back when the museum is open."

"Plenty of outdoor space to explore. An established City park with giant shade trees, a pond with ducks and red-eared slider water turtles. Across the park and parking lot (to the South) from the pond are two children's play equipment areas and two swings. Also some giant trees that provide good shade on the play equipment even in the afternoon sun."