Frontier Family Park — Attraction in Queen Creek

Frontier Family Park is a fantastic new addition to Queen Creek! The layout is super family-friendly, with wide open green spaces, shaded playgrounds, and tons of recreational options. The splash pad is a hit with the kids, and there’s plenty of seating and covered areas for parents to relax and watch them play.

What really stands out is how clean and well-maintained everything is. You can tell the park was thoughtfully designed with families in mind. The walking trails are perfect for a casual stroll or morning jog, and the basketball and pickleball courts are always buzzing with activity.

Plenty of parking, modern restrooms, and even food trucks on weekends make this park feel more like a community gathering spot than just a playground. Whether you’re out with the family or just looking for a peaceful place to unwind, Frontier Family Park delivers.

Highly recommend...

So big and it offers so much adventure for my littles. The playground is almost completely covered! The splash pad isn’t huge but it works for the kids to get wet (keep cooler) and run back out and play. Most of the slides are too hot to slide down depending on the location of the sun getting between the sails.

Bathrooms offer plenty of space for the family and a wagon for easy changes (not just the family stall either)

Im not sure if it was just because the park just opened but the sinks by the bathrooms didn’t have soap. Dispensers are there just not filled.

My only tweek (as if it doesn’t already offer so much 💕) would be some misters near seating areas. Not a lot but just a little something.

Over all, I can’t wait to bring the kids frequently when it cools off and occasionally during the summer early in the morning. Such...

Overall, the park is really pretty and has a lot going for it. My kids liked the playground equipment, and the little lake was perfect for a stroll. BUT—and it’s a big one—the entire playground smelled unmistakably like… well, poop. Some areas were mild, others were next-level “whoa.” The worst spots were right under and around the play structure, like someone bottled Eau de Outhouse and let it loose.

This wasn’t a kid had an accident smell that lingered in that spot, it was an all-around, bring-your-own-clothespin kind of aroma. Even my kids asked, “Mom, why does it smell like poop?” and kids are usually the last to notice anything gross.

Such a shame, because without the mystery poop odor it would’ve been a five-star...