Sweetwater Park — Attraction in Phoenix

I'd say the park itself is about medium sized, but only a small portion of it contains paved walking paths which you can walk in about 3-5 minutes.

There is no playground accessible to the public, just one belonging to the school that is visible through the fence. There are several expansive fields, a basketball court and a bench or two, as well as what appears to be a single, yet very large porta potty.

While this park looks good for hosting a number of sports games simultaneously and has expansive fields good for walking your canine friends, it is not a good park for walkers like me, and especially not ones with a stroller.

For Pokemon Go players, there is only one stop and one gym and very sparse Pokemon spawn rates, so not a good one for hunting either.

Overall, a decent park in a nice area. Not good for walking or jogging or small children but good for sports and doggos. Lots of pretty trees...

I really love this park, however, beware of irresponsible dog owners. This is a leashed dog park, but so many owners come here with offleash dogs that do not have a good recall. Every time I take my dog, at least 2-3 off leash dogs run up to mine. I'm sick of owners saying "sorry". This is a leashed park and if your dog isn't 100% on point with recalls, don't let your dog off leash. It's a danger to your dog, the other person and their dog. I would go to a real dog park if I wanted unknown dogs rushing my easily...

Unfortunately, Sweetwater Park was not a great experience for youth soccer. The field conditions were far from ideal—bare, uneven, and full of rippling low spots that it felt like gameplay was difficult. On top of that, the restroom situation was extremely disappointing. The on-site facility was in terrible shape, and one parent had to take their young player to Costco just to find a clean, usable restroom. Overall, it was a sub-par experience. Little to no parking.  The surrounding area was not stimulating....