Fountain Hills Park

12925 N Saguaro Blvd, Fountain Hills, AZ

Fountain Park is a 64-acre passive recreation area anchored to the town center. Built in 1970, the park includes:

• 29-acre 100 million gallon effluent lake
• The world-famous fountain goes off every one hour for 15 minutes between 9:00 am-9:00 pm. The fountain will not operate in windy conditions.
• 35 acres of turf
• An amphitheater 
• Rotary Splash Pad- Open seasonally from 9:00 am to Sunset. The Splash Pad is closed due to the construction of a new Splash Pad
• Great lawn-event space
• An 18-hole championship disc golf course
• Children’s playground and musical instrument playground
• Public Art- 36 pieces of the Town’s public art collection
• Chilled drinking fountain
• Parking
• Restrooms

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Four Peaks Park

14789-14827 N Del Cambre Ave, Fountain Hills, AZ

Four Peaks Park is a 15-acre active recreation area adjacent to the elementary school. The park includes:

• 100-foot pedestrian footbridge
• A small Ramada with 2 standard tables and a barbecue 
• A large Ramada with 6 standard tables near the pickleball courts
• 1 lighted basketball courts
• 2 lighted tennis courts
• 3 lighted pickleball courts
• Table tennis and cornhole
• 2 multipurpose ball fields with lights and spectator seating
• 50 parking spaces
• 5 chilled drinking fountains
• Restroom
• 2 age-appropriate children’s playgrounds, 2-5 and 5-12-year-olds
• Lighted 150 foot by 300 foot soccer field with spectator seating

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Golden Eagle Park

15900 E Golden Eagle Blvd, Fountain Hills, AZ

Golden Eagle Park is a 25-acre active recreation area adjacent to the Fountain Hills High School. The park hosts numerous activities and leagues throughout the year, including Little League, adult softball, senior softball, high school athletics, and drop-in sports such as basketball, volleyball, and tennis.

• 2 small Ramada’s with 4-6 tables (Octillio Ramada does NOT have a barbeque)
• 1 medium Ramada
• 1 large Ramada with 13 tables and 4 large barbeques
• 2 age-appropriate children’s playgrounds, 2-5 and 5-12-year-olds
• 2 lighted basketball courts
• 2 lighted sand volleyball courts
• 4 lighted multipurpose ball fields- reservations are required for ballfield use
• 4 lighted tennis courts
• A horseshoe pit
• Restrooms
• Shaded picnic area adjacent to the sand volleyball courts

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McDowell Mountain Regional Park

McDowell Mountain Regional Park
16300 McDowell Mountain Park Dr.
Fountain Hills, AZ

​Welcome to McDowell Mountain Regional Park. Nestled in the lower Verde River basin, the 21,099-acre park is a desert jewel in the northeast Valley.

Elevations in the park rise to 3,000 feet along the western boundary at the base of the McDowell Mountains. Visitors enjoy a full program schedule, over 50 miles of multi-use trails, and spectacular views of the surrounding mountain ranges. A stroll through the park will allow visitors to likely see deer, javelina, birds, and coyotes.

Park Hours
May 1 to October 31 - 5 am to 9 pm daily November 1 to April 30 - 6 am to 8 pm daily

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Desert Vista Park

11800 Desert Vista, Fountain Hills, AZ

One of the town’s most used amenities is the Off-Leash Recreational Facility or Dog Park at Desert Vista Park. The Dog Park is a 3-acre fenced facility that allows pet owners the opportunity to let their dogs run free. Dogs must be licensed and have proper vaccinations. The Dog Park is divided into 2 fenced areas, 1 for larger dogs and the other for smaller canines. The large/active dog area can be accessed from entrances on either Tower Drive or Desert Vista. The small/passive dog area can only be accessed from Tower Drive. 

Dog Park Maintenance Closures

• Mondays 8:30 am-10:30 am
• Tuesdays -Closed until Noon

Also serving as a large draw for Desert Vista Park is the Skate Park added in late 2006. The Skate Park offers skateboarders, rollerblades, and bikers alike a place to get some exercise with a proposed second phase being considered to extend the facilities.

Desert Vista Park is an active recreation area that includes the following amenities:

• Skate Park
• Dog Park
• Mini Pitch
• 3 multipurpose fields with lights
• 1 small Ramada with 2 standard tables and a barbeque 
• 1 medium Ramada with 4 standard tables and 2 barbeques 
• Restrooms

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Lost Dutchman State Park

Named after the fabled lost gold mine, Lost Dutchman State Park is located in the Sonoran Desert, at the base of the Superstition Mountains, only 40 miles east of Phoenix. Several trails lead from the park into the Superstition Mountain Wilderness and surrounding Tonto National Forest. Take a stroll along the Native Plant Trail or hike the challenging Siphon Draw Trail to the top of the Flatiron.

Depending on the year’s rainfall, you might be treated to a carpet of desert wildflowers in the spring, but there's plenty of beautiful desert plants to see year-round! Enjoy a weekend of camping and experience native wildlife including mule deer, coyote, javelina and jackrabbit. A four mile mountain bike loop trail has opened at the park – this is a great way to enjoy the park's beauty while experiencing the famed Superstition Mountains!

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