Anthem Community Park — Attraction in Black Canyon City

Awesome place I worked at a few year's ago. From the pond's they have to the train that would go through. A place I would've loved bringing my son here and meet the good people that talked to me and treated me with respect. What infamy of my so called co-workers taking credit for nothing they've done while working here. As well for the so called "Management" of the cleaning company that wanted to also be in the mix of taking credit for apparently telling me that they're the one's that put me up to everything good I did at the park and even Community Center. If that was the case then why didn't basically my fellow co-workers step up to actually help but just a handful that I've acknowledged. Just as the few at the community center said to me one day especially the one at the corner office by the front desk at Anthem that I'm "one of them" as part of the crew. Sweet woman that was hard at work. Another employee there that deserves Recognition. Truly was the best at what I did. The employee's there made me want to be at work and make a difference because I truly know what the value of having a strong work Ethic. Can't forget about the few workers at the park that cleaned up the baseball fields amazingly that seemed like they also put in so much work. Good people that I've encountered working there. Hopefully you're all doing great...

We come here for softball church league on Saturdays. Overall, it's a really nice park with decent fields.

Although, every time we've been here, the grounds have been ridiculously wet due to the sprinklers... the sidewalks are always wet, which is not only annoying when you have kids running around but dangerous as well... a Senior could easily slip and get extremely hurt... I definitely think the sprinklers should only be set to go off when the fields are closed...

What's even worse though, during our last game here, my family and I were sitting at field 3 I believe, and the sprinklers came on and got all of us soaked while we were sitting on the bleachers! We were so furious as we had babies under 1 getting wet and cold... the fact that sprinklers were even going off while there were people at the parks were one thing, but then to not be able to sit to watch the game was ridiculous.. our team paid $450 to play in this league, yet we aren't able to sit to watch?? That's absurd... I know the grass was being seeded, but it's not necessary to have the sprinklers going when there are games... so of course the grass that the kids were playing on was also so wet and muddy... that was a disaster!

Someone needs to fix the sprinklers system or the schedule for when they go off. The whole...

You will fall in love with this park. I love all the bridges that go over the water ways. Its designed in 3 tiers. The bottom most is sports fields, the middle is volleyball and a sensory Discover park, padded with a rubber floor, and filled with bouncy equipment. The Daisy Mountain train goes past it and there are train crossing signs that flash lights and makes singing sounds as the train passes. Your little train enthusiast will go gaga for this park. Next to it is a hockey courts for your rollerblade enthusiasts. And a skate park. The top most tier has it's own separate parking lot. Water cascades down multiple waterfalls into 2 smaller ponds and one larger lake. There are many picnic ramadas. Many large parties can go on at the same time. A grand gazebo stands at the entrance to a most enchanting playground. Your kid would never want to go home again. Spinning, climbing, splash pad, sand pit, rubber floor. There is so much to say about this park. Tucked away in the back of the park, by the big lake is a grassy amphitheater a quiet private picnic pavilion. ...