Reid Park - So Much To Do!

Last Updated on April 29, 2024 by Kim Labriola

About Reid Park

One of Tucson’s jewels is Reid Park located in the center of town bordered by Broadway to the north, 22nd Street to the south, Alvernon to the east, and Country Club to the west. Reid park takes up about 131 acres of land and has so much to do! Reid Park is a great place to take your family and it offers much more than just playgrounds and grassy fields. Check it out!

Randolph Dell Urich golf course in Reid Park, Tucson Arizona

Check out this list for some ideas:

Rose Test Garden – Thousands of roses can be seen in this garden maintained by the Rose Society of Tucson. There are over 100 species of roses to be seen. The best time to view the roses are March – April and October – November. The rose garden has a ramada that can be rented for special occasions and is a popular place for weddings.

Rose Garden at Reid Park, Tucson Arizona

Edith Ball Adaptive Aquatics center – a fully accessible outdoor covered pool with a therapy pool.

Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center - Aquatics — Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center – Aquatics

DeMeester Outdoor Performance center – Sunday nights each spring and fall feature the Tucson Pops Orchestra with the popular Music Under the Stars program. Some summer nights feature family friendly movie showings. Many other special events are held throughout the year.

DeMeester Outdoor Amphitheater in Reid Park, Tucson Arizona

Hi Corbett Stadium – Check out a University of Arizona baseball game!

Hi-Corbett Field in Reid Park, Tucson Arizona where the University of Arizona baseball team plays

Randolph Golf Course and Driving Range – hit a few balls at this public golf course and practice your swing at the driving range.
The Reid Park Zoo – 17 acres of land with a wide variety of animals including zebras, polar bears, lions, elephants, giraffes, tortoises, peacocks, monkeys, and lots more. The Zoo hosts many special events all year long.
Randolph Center with classes – there are lots of classes offered for all ages, from sports to arts and crafts.
Walking / Bike path – this popular path has been expanded to loop around the entire park.
Dog park – divided for both large and small dogs.
Ramadas for rent – for special occasions and picnics.
2 lakes and lots of ducks