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Freedom Park is a small, quiet community park tucked away in Mesa, Arizona, perfect for dog owners seeking a peaceful spot for a stroll or relaxation. While not a dedicated dog park, it offers open green spaces and a tranquil environment, making it ideal for dog-friendly walks and pet lovers looking for a calm place to unwind with their furry friends.
The park does not have a fenced-in dog play area or off-leash section, and amenities are limited—no water fountains or restrooms are available. Seating is minimal, consisting of a small bench, and visitors should plan for curbside street parking as there is no designated lot. However, the low crowds, quiet surroundings, and presence of a few trees offer a pleasant atmosphere for leashed dogs and their owners. Freedom Park’s simple, peaceful nature makes it a hidden gem for Mesa residents looking to walk their pets in a safe, neighborhood setting.
Not much of a playground but a nice place to be
A nice quiet place to relax on a walk or bike ride
Very quiet. Peaceful. Went there to eat our lunch.Me my son and grandson.We were the only ones there.A very small park.A nice place to go sit relax and its vrry wuiet.
Very very small park.100 by 100 feet
There is no off-street parking. It’s basically located in the cul-de-sac at the end of the road and you will have to make do with curbside parking. It’s a really small park with no amenities: no water fountains and no restrooms. It has one small bench with a trash can by it, and then the sidewalk leads you to a super small play area that has very few things to play on. There is also an American flag painting on the wall behind the play area. The best feature in this park would be the climbing wall so at least you have spot to get some exercise in.
At least, the area was quiet. There were also a few trees at the front, but no shade for the actual play area.