LaMadera Park

La Madera Park is a 5.19-acre neighborhood park located in central Tucson, Arizona. Established in 1946, the park serves as a focal point for the surrounding residential community, which shares its name. The park is situated north of Glenn Street, between Country Club Road and Tucson Boulevard.

The park features mature trees, including high-waving palm trees, providing some shade and greenery to the area. It is a hub of activity for the neighborhood, often bustling with children, teenagers, and families enjoying its various facilities. The park is open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:30 PM, offering free admission and parking for visitors.

La Madera Park is set to receive improvements funded by Tucson Delivers Proposition 407 bond. These enhancements will include a new splash pad with a shade structure, a walking path, and renovation of the irrigation system. The splash pad addition is designed to accommodate the existing landscape, with no trees slated for removal during its construction.

As a centerpiece of the La Madera neighborhood, the park plays a significant role in fostering community connections. It serves as a gathering place for family events, recreational activities, and casual socializing among residents. The park's central location within the neighborhood makes it easily accessible to local families, contributing to its popularity and frequent use.