Papago Park

Yup, keep them leashed though

Yes.

Papago Park is a desert scenery there is snakes scorpions and other Little Critters so you need to take the same care as you would if you were hiking in the desert seldom is any snakes seen in the picnic areas or along the water areas it's a great place for children to fish along with adults if 15 or older you do need a fishing permit my children are in their 30s I would take them all the time along with my grandchildren now and we've seen no snakes or scorpions but I guarantee you there out there

Yes it does

The park itself is free. There is a price to go to the zoo and the botanical garden

What do you mean by "Every?" You can hike, walk, run, bike, climb the buttes... You do need a fishing license/permit.

Yes there is an area where you can lock your bike and climb the trails. Enjoy your time. It is beautiful.

As long as it's not concert type equipment and just a small personal speaker, I think you'll be just fine

I believe no BBQ grills. The parking lots will be closed. The City of Phoenix is trying to control large gatherings. The Park is open.

No

AZ does not enforce but suggests distance and masking

Nothing to the place does not pay any value

Lots of parking at Papago.

It's like $25 per adult and $16 per kid over 3yrs old for daytime admission.

Yes, but there are grills also.

Yes you can. Very nice family outing

Yes

Yes, from what i have read

It's a perfect and very beautiful place people go for hikes. Most go for pictures in front of the tunnels of this park. You will need to cater every thing.

Visit the desert botanical garden or their fall & spring plant sales. See: www.dbg.org/ or photograph the specimen & make your way to the nearest nursery.

Main trail is easy going.

Yes, you can

I did hear that a guy cam into town and the sheriff picked him up and drove him to opposite side of town(exit). Then when he came back they arrested him and used high pressure waterhose to take him a bath. The guy broke free and hid in the forest and kicked all their a$ses unit his commander saved cops from this guy. But thats what i heard.

Most areas in the east valley have free parking. Phoenix has most of the paid parking lots.

I'm sure they are .

If you go to Google maps it will give you the estimated time based upon the currant traffic reports .

There are tables right next to the lot. It isn't a very rough terrain. Someone in a wheelchair most likely couldn't make it to the top of hole in the rock, but can certainly explore a bit, picnic and feed the ducks.

Contact city of phoenix parks for more info. Do you plan to kist jave rhr ceremony or reception as well? The tables are available for reservations

Yes people do it every day!

Yep.

No fee to enter the park but if you want to go to the zoo which is immediately next to it, then you have to pay to get in there.

Yes. There are short easy trails.

Selina, Hayden is correct. The zoo offers a small train that narrates as it gives you a tour of the zoo.

I don't see why not people take pictures all over up there and around there so I would think you could its a little bit of a hike so she would need to wear good shoes to climb and hike to top then put high heels or dress shoes on for the picture and change back to go down if you go to top that is.

They don't have bike rentals at the park itself, but there are a few places near by that do. Check out the Bicycle Cellar if that's not too much out of the way for you, have fun!

$30 for adults.. go early closes @ 1pm

There are plenty of parking for cars and RVs 👍

Yessss:)

No

All kinds. Lakes in Phoenix are stocked regularly with the same fish served up in top restaurants. A website with schedule is available.

Yeps

$25.00 for adults and $17.00 for kids. If this is what you are asking.

Burial site former official

No

Across the street is a court

I went this morning, they have no parking signs in effect from 8:30pm-5:30am to avoid people parking overnight off of mcdowell.

No swimming, fishing yes

6 am

There is no camping allowed here and no overnight parking. It is only a day area

Negative, unless you want to sleep next homeless folks

The zoo isnt free but with a pogo pass you could get in for free twice per pass.

Yes

Park entry is free, the zoo and botanical gardens may have an entry fee though

We pretty much have been taken our daughter's there since they could walk even carrying them up there it's beautiful for sightseeing really

Doubtful, better check local notifications.

Yes, some ramadas has electric outlets

They share the same parking lot. It's an easy walk.

They are open, I was just there.

No it's free. It is right across from the Phoenix Zoo

No

I have never been there for probation... I do community service, I can maybe post a pic of the sheet they should have given you, all these places do two for one, work 5 hours they write down 10.

The park entry is free but those musuem within the park have to pay.

I didnt pay attention. Just walked around for exercise.

No fees! I believe there are pavilions with grill stations

Papago Park itself is a Phoenix Municipal Park, free no entry pass needed whatsoever but the zoo and the botanical gardens however have entry fees

Yes

no. entry is free.

The park is free!

I have Cricket wireless & had no trouble with cell phone reception.

No

Yes but you need an urban fishing license. It is stocked well. But if fishing is the only objective, some of the other urban lakes are probably better. But if liesure and family activities are important, this is great

No

No

You can drive up to the base of hole in the rock. And it is a easy walk up to the cave. But I would definitely wear appropriate shoes getting up there, that is if you plan on wearing heels with your wedding dress. Congratulations by the way. 🤗🤗

I've been there many times. Short and sweet hike but please always keep water. Best go with someone to play it safe. Are you new to the area?

Yeah, just let them know what you are doing. I'm sure that they will understand.

The zoo has many different type of enclosures. There is an African Savana, a mountain area for the mountain sheep, and other open areas for various animals. Some of the smaller animals are in smaller enclosures. Make sure you allow plenty of time to see them all.

No

Sorry is construction new

The park is free for day use only nice clean grounds an bathrooms are clean. It is hard to find a spot on week-ends need to get there early. 7:00 to 11:pm.

Hi Sylvia, to the best of my knowledge no restrictions. You may use what you have available. Grill's are provided for your convenience. WOLFGANG

I do not know. I would check with park management..

At the bottom of the MOUTIAN there are facilities

Nothing is blocked in south side from light rail, but its blocked all the way up to McDowell on the north end, including the whole north trail.

Dame rules as u would to park

There are three sides of Papago Park. The south west side where most people go hike. The north west where there are baseball/softball and the south east between the zoo and botanical garden. The Hole in the Rock is in the South East side of Galvin and McDowell rd. Buried in the far east side. Although I can't recall seeing any play ground there. Although Supai Middle School is across the canal and they have play grounds but I'm not sure if they are open to the public. I think it is a circuitous route also as the canal blocks cross traffic so it is buried in the middle of the neighborhood. Hope that helps.

Looked on their site and saw nothing.

The entrance of the park is the same as the Phoenix zoo. Just follow the road going left and it'll take you to the park.

Sorry, ask google. Try to call the park.

It officially closes at 7 but you can still go on trails

Yes 6am to 7pm. The Botanical Gardens are open 8am to 8pm.

Not on trails

Indeed