Grijalva Skate Park 5775 South Oak Tree Drive, Tucson, AZ 85746

"Nice small park."

"Me and the kids had a blast here. It was peaceful clean and safe"

"Visited this park with my girlfriend today, we had a pretty good time. Most of the people were friendly and easily approachable to make conversation with. One of the issues I had delt with, were most of the boys there that looked 14-17. Some were passive, they were people I could probably tolerate If I had seen them on a weekly basis, while others were.. well.. not like that. They did that bro thing, suppressing their emotions and trying to look as intimidating as possible. This had made me a bit uncomfortable, not in a bad way, just a 'I want to punch you in the face for looking like a douche kind of way'. And maybe it was just the way their faces looked while resting, but they gave off a super pretentious skater boy vibe. Other than that, I had a pretty good experience. I had seen a cyclist there as well, he was riding with his 6 month old pug. My girlfriend, being the pug lover she is, decided to compliment the cyclists dog. In response, he let her pet the pup, he was a super cool guy. 10/10 would've hung out with him. I recommend going to this park, there's not much to do, but you enjoy what little you can. Also, wear a mask. It gets grossly overcrowded sometimes. 2023 Update: I broke up with the girlfriend because she cheated on me and didn’t let me have any friends. New girlfriend though!"

"My son and nephews and nieces love this park, they have two playground, one for 0- 5 years old, and the another one for 6-and up , this park has ramps too, and volleyball, etc etc"

"Grijalva community park is clean and has plenty of amenities like a drinking fountain, large trees, picnic tables charcoal grill, Ramada, skateboard area, basketball, sand volleyball pit (no net), and large children's play structure. It's located next to the school which also has play equipment but with specific open hours. Dog friendly."