Folley Memorial Park

Folley Memorial Park is a 22-acre community park located in Chandler, Arizona. Named after boxer Zora Folley, a Chandler resident who fought Muhammad Ali for the heavyweight title in 1967 and later served on the Chandler City Council, the park offers a blend of recreational facilities and historical significance.

Constructed in 1974, Folley Memorial Park is situated in the city's north planning area, adjacent to Frye Elementary School. The park provides a variety of outdoor amenities for visitors of all ages, making it a popular destination for local residents and families.

The park features open turf areas, offering space for casual games and relaxation. For sports enthusiasts, there are basketball courts and softball fields available. Children can enjoy the playground equipment, while covered awning seating provides comfortable viewing areas for spectators at sporting events.

To enhance comfort during Arizona's warm climate, Folley Memorial Park includes a pool and aquatic center, offering a refreshing escape for swimmers. The park also provides reservable pavilions and picnic areas, creating ideal settings for community gatherings, celebrations, and family outings.

Folley Memorial Park is open to the public from 6 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily, allowing visitors ample time to enjoy its facilities throughout the day.