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Ever since 2001, you wise readers have picked Reid Park in this
category, and there are innumerable good reasons for that. Actually,
there's not just one playground area at this sprawling midtown park;
there are several, with all sorts of cool stuff in between (like a duck
pond, numerous benches, picnic armadas, a rose garden, an outdoor
"performance center," and soon-to-be-ex-spring-training baseball
fields). To find one of the larger playground areas, enter the park off
22nd Street just east of Country Club Road; there, you'll find all
sorts of colorful, fairly well-maintained equipment for kids to climb
on, run across and slide down. Good times!
Runners up:
2. Brandi Fenton Memorial Park
3482 E. River Road
brandifentonmemorialpark.org
3. Himmel Park
1000 N. Tucson Blvd.
www.tucsonaz.gov/parksandrec