Bushmaster Park

About

Playground • Outdoor • Free

Bushmaster Park is a 20-acre park on North Alta Vista that keeps kids busy from toddlers through tweens. There are playgrounds for multiple ages, a 40-foot zipline (with an adaptive seat, which is a nice touch), a skate park, and a fenced dog park. Tennis, basketball, and horseshoe pits — it's got a little of everything, plus picnic tables and a water fountain. Entrance is free; parking and restrooms are on site, dogs are welcome, and the park is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible from dawn to dusk. Shade is only partial, so summer afternoons here ask for hats and water. They host summer concerts and a Children's Music Festival, so keep an eye on the calendar.

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Paw-picked by Scout

There are two playgrounds — the newer structure sits out in full sun, so on summer afternoons head for the older one tucked into the shady grove of trees. The zipline's adaptive seat has an over-the-shoulder harness, which means even a two-year-old can ride, not just the big kids.

What it has

Play features

Skate Park

Court

The space

Fenced area

Partial Shade

Amenities

Restrooms

Parking

Dog Friendly

Water fountain

Picnic tables

Wheelchair Accessible

Stroller Friendly

Best for

Kid ages

Toddler

Preschool

Elementary

Tween

Weather

Sunny Days

Cold Weather

Contact and info

Address

3150 N Alta Vista, Flagstaff, AZ 86004

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Hours

DailyDawn to Dusk

Phone

(928) 213-2300

Website

www.flagstaff.az.gov/1923/parks

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