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Parks and Recreation

Oro Valley Parks and Recreation is committed to a quality parks and recreation system that delivers high-quality parks, trails and recreation programs, facilities, and events for all residents, while contributing to the quality of life of the Town of Oro Valley.

Recreation Facilities Reopening Details - UPDATED 5/27/20 Browse or Register for Classes and Programs

REDUCED HOURS OF OPERATION TO ADHERE TO STATEWIDE CURFEW MAY 31 - JUNE 7

Community & Recreation Center

Monday - Friday: 6 a.m. - 7 p.m. – Closed daily from 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. for deep cleaning | Saturday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Sunday: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Aquatic Center
Monday - Friday: 6 a.m. - 7 p.m. – Closed daily from 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. for deep cleaning | Saturday: 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Sunday: 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Pusch Ridge Tennis Facility
Monday - Sunday: 6 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.

All Oro Valley Parks
Monday - Sunday: 5 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Facilities

Summer Camp Update

Effective May 15, 2020

After much thought and discussion Oro Valley Parks and Recreation will not be offering summer camps this year. It was a tough decision, but we do not feel that we can provide the environment that protects both children and staff in the current climate.

Reservations and Rentals

Reserve Steam Pump Ranch Request a Ramada Request an Athletic Field

Historic Preservation and Cultural Resources

The purpose of Oro Valley's Historic Preservation Program is to facilitate public knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the Town’s historic past, promote better awareness of its architectural and cultural history, and foster civic and neighborhood pride so that future generations will have the opportunity to appreciate and understand Oro Valley's unique cultural heritage.

Click here to learn more about the Historic Preservation Program.

Youth Recreation Scholarship Fund

The Town of Oro Valley has a scholarship fund to make fee-based recreation programs more accessible to Oro Valley youth in financially constrained households.

Applying for a Youth Scholarship

To apply, fill out the online Youth Scholarship Fund Application.

For more information call the Parks and Recreation office at (520) 229-5050.

Making a Donation Pledge

Donations may be made by participating in the Water Utility’s Round-Up program. When enrolling into the program, water customers will identify the amount and manner of their contribution:

Round-up their monthly bill to the nearest dollar
Defined contribution amount ($1, $3, $5 or $10) to be added to your bill each month
One-time contribution amount to be added to your bill

Pledge Card - PDF(PDF, 1MB) | Online

Lump sum donations are also accepted through the Oro Valley Parks & Recreation office. All donated funds are tax deductible.

To donate a lump sum to the fund: Call (520) 229-5050 or send a check made out to "Town of Oro Valley" to the address below:

Youth Recreation Scholarship Fund
Town of Oro Valley P&R
10555 N. La Cañada Drive
Oro Valley, AZ 85737

For information on donating through your water bill, please contact Oro Valley Water Utility at (520) 229-5000.

Round-Up for Youth Information Card(PDF, 2MB) (PDF, 2MB)

Pledge Cancellation Card - PDF(PDF, 1MB) | Online

Golf and Tennis

Oro Valley is a mecca for golf and tennis. The Town of Oro Valley's Parks and Recreation Department is home to two magnificent golf courses, the El Conquistador Golf and El Conquistador Tennis run our respective golf and tennis programs.

For more information check out their websites:

Parks

Cañada del Oro Shared Use Path

The Cañada del Oro (CDO) Shared Use Path is a 4 mile paved path along the banks of the CDO Wash. This vehicle-free path is suitable for hiking, running, walking, roller blades, and strollers, and provides an outlet for recreation as well as an option for alternate mode commuting.

Honey Bee Canyon Park

Step into the past and explore the wonders of Honey Bee Canyon Park. Experience the Sonoran Desert and discover petroglyphs and other cultural treasures. The park includes three miles of hiking trails, a historic rock dam and rentable ramadas.

James D. Kriegh Park

Nestled in the shadow of Pusch Ridge, James D. Kriegh Park (JDK Park) is a fixture in the Oro Valley Community. The park features ballfields, mature trees, a playground, racquetball courts and a dog park. JDK Park is home to the Oro Valley Aquatic Center.

Naranja Park

Naranja Park is home to the Oro Valley Archery Range, includes trails
an off leash dog park and competition-ready multi-use fields.

Riverfront Park

Canada del Oro Riverfront Park is located in the heart of Oro Valley and includes walking trails, tennis and basketball courts, shaded playground equipment as well as an equestrian staging area. There is something for everyone at Riverfront Park.

West Lambert Lane Park

West Lambert Lane Park is the perfect introduction to Sonoran Desert hiking. Enjoy a walk with your dog on the natural trails. Dust off the metal detector and search for hidden treasure. Pull out your binoculars and spot a plucky Phainopepla or Vermilion Flycatcher. Trails range from .25 to .5 miles in length.

Hiking and Biking in Oro Valley

Hiking and Trails Biking

Needs Assessment and Master Plan documents

The purpose of the Oro Valley Parks and Recreation Needs Assessment and Master Plan is to offer strategies and operational policies that provide guidance in order to meet the needs of current and future Oro Valley residents.

Oro Valley Parks and Recreation Master Plan - Community Interest and Opinion Survey - May 2020(PDF, 9MB)

Oro Valley Parks and Recreation Master Plan - Phase One - Needs Assessment - May 2020(PDF, 6MB)