Dust Devil Park - Park in Glendale - 10645 W Camelback Rd, USA

"Dust Devil, next level." Great park first the kiddos, especially if you bring their bikes or scooters. I have to admit, for an inner city-ish park, it is well kept. Parents, just a cautionary word, there are a few transients around, but nothing major. The playground is great, and there are a lot of fields for sports, or even playing fetch... also good for dogs (kidding!) But for real, great open space. The skate park area is pretty simple but cool. Very open. Random to note, but there are a good amount of trash and recycling bins around. There's also an exercise path with the equipment as well and a solid basketball court. Well Kept? Yes Shaded? Yes Swings? Both big and toddler Open field? A lot Public Restroom? Yes- bring your own wipes and sanitizer. Playground close to the main road (safety for children)? Not enough to have to helicopter Ground material? wood chips Parking? Plenty and there are trees offering shade.

It is a nice park with a toddler playground and a playground for older kids. There's a splash pad and a skate park, too. The only downside is during the morning hours, there's quite a few homeless people around. I totally understand that it's the best place for them. It has a water source, bathroom, and relatively safe places to sleep. However, I don't feel comfortable going alone with my little one. Also, on one occasion, I took my child to the splash pad, but there were mini bars of soap, and it was dirty from people using it to shower/ clean themselves. We didn't even bother using it. Overall, I enjoy the park and look forward to visiting more when it's not 110°

Great park! It’s clean and easy to watch the kids run around. I’ve also went walking in the early mornings and evenings and there are plenty of other people around that make you feel safe.

The park is very nice. There are some homeless loitering around the park, but overall the park is one of the better ones in the area and definitely one of the bigger ones. There’s some good shades to block the sun on those super hot days of the summer.

Both Google and the City of Phoenix Parks and Rec website says the splash pad located at this park would be open and that this splash pad in particular was open from the last weekend in May all the way up to Oct 1st from 5:30am- 10:00pm. Given the fact that the other Splash Pads located in Glendale are now currently only opened on the weekends due to school being in Session my daughter and I took an hour long bus ride there only to find out that both Google and the City Of Phoenix Parks and Rec website were incorrect about this specific splash pad being open. You would think in the middle of a heat advisory in the hot Arizona sun they would keep true to the days and times these splash pads are in operation. I was not the only family with kids that came to this park in anticipation of cooling off and playing in the splash pad. Exchanging small talk with other parents while my daughter played on the playground just about every family there playing went there specifically for the splash pad and was met with sheer disappointment. Not only that but the splash pad looked as though it had not been in operation in quite some time. This is not the 1st time that the days and times of various splash pads through out the valley have been incorrect. It is a huge inconvenience to the people that don't have the luxury of owning a vehicle at the moment and a good chunk of your day is just a huge waste of time catching various busses only to find out the information that's given on the city's website is incorrect. I think the little one and I are just about done with the disappointment and let down by these incorrect dates and times of said splash pads and we will just find other ways to stay cool for the next few years. The park was OK i guess but it wasn't enjoyed as much as it could have been had it been for the splash pad not being in operation it was a pretty crummy hour long bus ride back home. Also in case anyone is curious at to the time we arrived it was 3:26pm and it was still not in operation

At a distance of only a 1/2 mi. from home, this park has been a wonderful addition to the neighborhood! It has a full basketball court, a skate park, several picnick pavilions, with several bbq grills, a cooling off station for the kids, stationary exercise equipment dispersed at intervals throughout the park, plenty of grassy space, & a walkway throughout the whole park, which includes distance markers for those wanting to keep track of how far they have walked/ran/rode. The park has a lot of lighting, which patrons can control, including for the picnick pavilions, the skate park & the basketball court. The park is well maintained & for the most part, the patrons are well behaved. The park is approaching its 7th or 8th year in operation & it has a lot of green space that will help define it in its latter years. The park contains 2 Pokemon Go gyms & 15 or so Pokestops dispersed, mostly around the outer perimeter of the park. There are plenty of shady spots, so you can sit & read a book, crochet, or just observe. I know that from it's opening days, I have got a lot of use out of this park & I'm super grateful that it is so close to me. There is a CVS across the street, which is the only retail outlet within about a mile of the park. Kitty corner to the park is a huge Spring training complex, though I forget which team it belongs to. There is one bathroom in the park, & it is usually clean & well stocked. Bordering the park property is a community center, which is sort of like a YMCA. So for those that aren't familiar with 107th Ave. & Camelback, maybe you should be, because there is a lot to do packed into this little corner! Its a fantastic use of our tax dollar as far as I'm concerned!

Beautiful small neighborhood skatepark in Glendale that offers a handrail with a stairset, ledges, hubbas, a pyramid, and a myriad of transitions to keep your flow going throughout the park.

COVID has closed the picnic benches, splash pad, and playground. But, the walking trails and grassy areas are still open! My husband, my dog, and I enjoyed a picnic even though it was super hot outside. I am new to the Phoenix area so I have never been to this park without everything being shut down, but I can imagine that it would be lovely. I can't wait to come back soon!