Estrella Vista Park South

Park Overview

Located in Goodyear, Arizona, Estrella Vista Park South is a charming 6.5-acre neighborhood retreat south of I-10, west of Estrella Parkway, and north of Lower Buckeye Road. This intimate space provides a quiet area where families can unwind and neighborhood kids can play without having to travel far.

Amenities

The park comes equipped with plenty to keep the whole family entertained. The covered playground area features a collection of slides of different sizes and a jungle gym that keeps children entertained. A highlight is the giant spider web climbing structure that's particularly popular with children. While there aren't any swings, the unique equipment offers plenty of alternatives.

Got some sports enthusiasts in the family? The basketball court is excellent for shooting some hoops, while the soccer goals set up on the large open field invite impromptu matches. The expansive grassy area gives everyone room to run wild, toss a frisbee, or just roll out a blanket and chill.

When the Arizona sun gets a bit too intense (and we all know it does), you can retreat to one of the covered picnic tables or the ramada conveniently positioned next to the playground. This layout allows you to relax in the shade while still keeping an eye on the kids.

Community Initiatives

Estrella Vista Park South participates in Goodyear's smoke-free parks initiative, creating a fresher environment for everyone to enjoy. This policy helps keep the park cleaner and reduces maintenance needs.

The park has been adopted by Amazon PHX5, showing how local organizations are pitching in to care for community spaces. Goodyear regularly evaluates the condition of amenities here, keeping an eye on what might need some TLC or upgrades in the future.

Visitor Information

Feel free to bring your four-legged friends along - this park welcomes dogs to join in the outdoor fun. Just note that there are no public restrooms available, so plan accordingly. With multiple shaded areas scattered across the grounds, you can enjoy this little neighborhood haven even when the temperature climbs - which, let's be honest, happens quite a bit in Arizona.