Best Of Tucson®
Best Park
Gene C. Reid Park
Readers Pick
Little did Gene C. Reid know that one day, his name would be synonymous with jumping castles, dog parks and more than 100 different rose varieties. Reid Park is home to not only the Reid Park Zoo and the Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center; it boasts a magnificent outdoor stage, the DeMeester Outdoor Performance Center, which seats some 7,000 people if POTUS should happen to drop by for a visit. Then there's Hi Corbett Field, formerly the home of Tuffy the Toro, everyone's favorite horny mascot, and now the home of the national-champion UA Wildcats baseball team. The walking/biking/large-family-loitering trail around the park is popular (that is, when it's less than triple-digits outside).
Runners up:
2. Roy P. Drachman Agua Caliente Regional Park
3. Himmel Park
1000 N. Tucson Blvd.
Related Locations
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Reid Park
- Broadway Boulevard and Alvernon Way., Tucson Central Arizona
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Previously in Best Of Tucson®
- 2011 Best Park - Gene C. Reid Park
- 2010 Best Park - Gene C. Reid Park
- 2009 Best Park - Gene C. Reid Park
- 2008 Best Park - Gene C. Reid Park
- 2007 Best Park - Gene C. Reid Park
- 2006 Best Park - Reid Park
- 2005 Best Park - Reid Park
- 2004 Best Park - Reid Park
- 2003 Best Park - Reid Park
- 2002 Best Park - Reid Park
- 2001 Best Park - Himmel Park
- 2000 Best Park - Reid Park
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