The City of Tucson's flagship urban park, 131-acre Gene C. Reid Park, is a pet-friendly park that features baseball fields, picnic areas, and shady...
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Apr 5, 2025
Nice place to hike around but it can be very noisy and busy. Covering more than 150 acres, it is quite large for an urban park. Way to go Tucson. Heavily used the day I was there with many yello…Full review by Mike5466
Sep 13, 2024
Took our grandsons to Reed Park this morning. While the park is large & well manicured, it is completely overrun with homeless people. Witnessed drug use & a male urinating next to the playground. Dr…Full review by Julie C
May 4, 2023
I am a terminally disabled veteran I have a service dog she is an 87 lb Pitbull I take her to the park so we can both get exercise and a little bit of peace it's too bad people can't follow the rules…Full review by lew4u2
It's a pretty good size. They have all shades and varieties of roses. The rose bushes are in a circle around a little pavilion where there are benches to sit.
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