James D. Kriegh Park — Attraction in Oro Valley

Google tends to give directions to James Kriegh Park to the upper parking lot. I prefer parking in the parking lot down below. This one is for the Oro Valley Aquatics center and overlooks Canyon Del Oro High School. This park went through a face lift in the last few years. It is great for all ages, including a little bit more of a challenging play structure for the older kids complete with ropes to climb across and monkey bars. If you bring hot wheels cars, there is a track on the smaller Plat structure. There are musical pipes and drums. Three spinning things, and both regular swings and those that have a full seat/back/ and front that lowers over the child. This park truly offers something for all ages. The main Ramada has three or four tables. There is another Ramada with about three tables. The play strictures do have blue tent/tarp coverings as well. This park does...

This is where we've always done t-ball in Little League and everything and it's really nice park. The playground is super nice and well maintained, and the fields are always in good condition. The league is the one who maintains the fields a lot of the time. But it's super family friendly. And the game's always free if you want to bring little ones to come watch the games that go on here I've seen soccer softball and baseball. Plus if there's games there's a snack bar that's open too. And if you ever curious the snack bar all of the profit 100% goes back to CDO...

Visited Oro Valley Aquatic Center for a school swim meet. Area was clean and well maintained. The spectator viewing area was aluminum bleachers. The bleachers were covered by a roof. There was a handicapped accessible ramp to the bleacher area. These bleachers even had handrails to use to climb to higher seating, and the foot area was designed to keep your personal items from falling to the ground. Great viewing for watching the swim competition. The bonus view was the beautiful Catalina Mountains.

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