With over 330 days of sunshine, you can swim year-round in Mesa.
Traveling with tots? A visit to one of Mesa's splash pads for some family fun may be in order. Find them at Mesa Riverview, Greenfield Park, and Pioneer Park. Riverview Park is Mesa's newest park, and has been transformed into a premier recreation destination for families to enjoy. The park features a five-acre urban fishing lake, splash pad with multiple water features, a 50 Genesis climbing tower, miles of accessible sidewalks, plenty of shaded picnic areas and so much more. The park is free to the public and home to Sloan Park (formerly Cubs Park).
See below for some of Mesa's pools, parks, and splash pad locations.
Mesa's newest city park. Offers Urban Fishing as well as family activity area.
18-acre community park offering volleyball, basketball, covered picnic areas & a playground.
Features: Zero-depth entry Two, 1-meter diving boards 3-meter diving board Eight, 25 yard lap lanes Lazy River Vortex Pool Tumble Bucket water feature Shade structures and turf area
Stapley Aquatic ComplexThe Stapley Aquatic Complex features 2 one-meter diving boards, 1 three-meter diving board, bleacher seating for more than 150 people, concessions facilities, parking for more than 100 vehicles, and is…
Total aquatic space: 25,112 sq. ft. of water surface; 11,687 sq. ft. of building space; 9,920 sq. ft. of shade canopy; 16,714 sq. ft. turf/event staging area; 33,128 sq. ft. of deck…
Cannon Beach is an action sports lifestyle development in Southeast Mesa, anchored by Revel Surf Park offering surf, skate and Jump! Our 38 acres are home to retail shopping, a variety of…
• Community Fishing Lake - Lake stocked with fathead minnows, bluegill, bass, and catfish. All fish in the 2-4 inch size range. AGFD focus is to create a quality bass-fishing lake through…
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