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Tempe Parks

Tempe is home to more than 50 neighborhood and community parks, including Kiwanis Park, Tempe Beach Park and Tempe Sports Complex. Strategically placed throughout the city so most residents are within one half mile, Tempe parks serve as the community's backyard, providing residents and neighbors a venue to relax, learn and connect with one another and the environment.

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Park hours

6 a.m. to 10 p.m. - Unless otherwise posted.

Park reservations

Reservations for ballfields, Ramadas & volleyball courts

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Park rules

Tempe Parks Code of Conduct PDF

Permits are required for: Amplified Sound, Beer Consumption, Boating, & Fishing

The following are prohibited in Tempe parks:

Motor Vehicles
Abuse of Facilities
Disruptive Behavior
Alcohol (except beer by permit)
Glass Containers
Golfing
Skateboards/Rollerskates (except in skate parks)
Firearms
Archery
Ice-blocking
Swimming, diving, wading
Pets are welcome but must be leashed and cleaned up after
Occupying a ramada for more than four hours a day without a reservation
Blocking access to any park amenity, sidewalk or ramada
Causing damage to landscaping
Using or possessing illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia such as hypodermic needles within parks and preserves

Kiwanis Park Management Plan

The Kiwanis Park Management Plan provides guidelines for future programming, amenities, facilities and operational needs of the park and recreation center.

Kiwanis Park Management Plan information

Inclusivity in Tempe parks

Creating an accessible, inclusive experience for parks-users of all abilities is a top priority. The Tempe Inclusive Playground Guide outlines the city's strategy and commitment to more inclusive fun and a safe playing environment.

READ THE TEMPE INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND GUIDE