Glendale Heroes Regional Park

Located on the northeast corner of 83rd Avenue and Bethany Home Road, the four-acre Heroes Regional Park Lake features fishing piers, ramadas and walking paths. Additionally, there is a dazzling waterscape fountain featuring color-changing lighting with a night-glow lighting system. It is part of the Arizona Game and Fish Urban Fishing Program and will be stocked with fish throughout the year, including rainbow trout in the winter and bluegill, sunfish and catfish in the warmer months. The lake also includes aeration equipment to ensure water quality and aquatic habitat.

Arizona Game and Fish Community Fishing Program Stocking Schedule

The group picnic area contains ten reservable ramadas, with each having nine tables seating eight people for a maximum of 72 people. The tables are wheelchair accessible. Total capacity for all ten ramadas is 720. Sound is allowed with reservation of all ten ramadas. Water is available. Each ramada has a grill, counter top/serving area and electrical receptacle.

Per ramada/per hour: $25 resident; $40 non-resident; $45 commercial

Ramada Layout(PDF, 348KB)

Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., daily
Visibility and weather permitting.

Use at your own risk
This facility is unsupervised

A no-fee, 26,000-square-foot, concrete multi-use (bikes, boards, blades) facility. Site Design Group, a leader in skate park design, created a facility that will provide challenges for skaters and bikers of various skill levels. The perfect balance of bowls, banks, transitions and street components make the design fun and wide open for both bikes and boards.

From the basic Ollie or Bunnyhop to perfecting the 9-foot bowl, there is no doubt the X-Court will be an exciting place for all of us to meet new friends and perfect our sport. This type of facility requires extra care and attention in its construction and California Skateparks, Inc., a well-known skate and BMX park construction company, took care of those special needs.

X-Court Rules:

• If you participate, you accept the risk for injury. X-court is an abbreviation for Extreme Sport Court. This is a multi-use facility for skateboards, in-line skates and BMX bicycles only. No motorized vehicles.
• Skate and bike within your abilities. know your skill level. Know all the rules before participating. Skating and riding under the best conditions is a high-risk activity - make good choices and be responsible for your safety as well as the safety of others.
• All participants are strongly encouraged to wear proper attire and safety gear, including closed-toed shoes, shirts, helmets, pads and wrist supports.
• Do not proceed into any area until clear of other skaters or bikers. Keep the riding area clean. Do not use this facility when the surface is wet or during poor weather conditions such as lightning or high winds. Portable obstacles or materials (ramps, jumps, rails, etc.) may not be used. Keep food, drinks, and other breakable objects outside of x-court. Please help keep the facility clean by using the trash receptacles. No glass containers in the park or x-court.
• Children ages 12 and under should be supervised by an adult. Spectators must remain outside the x-court.
• All bikes must have rubber handle bar grips and covers/protectors on pegs.
• Respect other park users and refrain from using amplified sound and abusive language or gestures.
• Pets, weapons, firearms, alcohol, drugs, or use of tobacco products of any kind are prohibited.
• The Glendale Parks and Recreation Department must approve any scheduled or organized events or contests.

Splash Pad @ Heroes Regional Park

83rd Ave & Bethany Home Rd.
623-930-2820

Free Admission

Summer 2025 Splash Pad hours

May 24 - July 27
Mondays - Sundays
12:00 - 7:00 PM

July 28 - September 1
Saturdays and Sundays, and Labor Day
12:00 - 7:00 PM

Other Splash Pads are located at the following parks:
O'Neil Park: 64th Ave. & Missouri Ave.
Sunset Palms Park: 54th Ave. & Sweetwater Ave.
Sycamore Grove: 86th Ln. & Emil Rovey Pkwy.
Greenway Granada Park: 73rd Ave. & Greenway Rd.

Hours: Sunrise to sunset

Important Information:

Range will be closed every Wednesday from 6 to 9 a.m. for routine maintenance.

The Archery Range is on a first come first serve basis.

For questions and more information, please contact the Parks and Recreation team at 623-930-2820.

• Archers must provide their own equipment.
• Range has 16 lanes, six of which have targets and target stands.
• Heavy rains may cause the closure of the range.

In the fall of 2016, the City of Glendale opened a 16-lane practice and competition archery range for both novice and professional archers at Heroes Regional Park.

The facility features a 47,000-square-foot area with gated perimeter fencing, 16 archery lanes, an earthen target backstop, shaded spectator areas and landscaping.

Rules and Regulations

• All persons using this archery range does so at their own risk.
• All persons must be behind waiting line before shooting.
• Arrows must be shot from designated shooting line only.
• Arrows must be aimed at released at target only.
• Archers shall shoot arrows at the same time.
• Archers will retrieve arrows at the same time.
• Target arrows only may be used.
• Archery is not supervised during drop-in use.
• Adult supervision is recommended for those under the age of 16.
• Maximum of four (4) archers per lane.
• Call "Cease fire" after shooting is completed and display signage should be moved to red.
• Proceed down range only when it is safe to do so.
• Call "All clear" and conceal red display before resuming shooting after all archers are behind shooting line.
• Only bow, crossbow, paper or fabric targets are permitted unless otherwise approved.
• Keep arrows pointed down range - no sky drawing.
• Broadhead and razor-tipped arrows are prohibited.
• Remove targets and dispose of properly when finished.
• Pets prohibited in the archery range.
• Firearms, and paintball guns are prohibited.

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