Falcon Field Park

Rich History

Falcon Field Park is a public park located in Mesa, Arizona, adjacent to Falcon Field Airport. The park spans five acres and is operated by the City of Mesa Parks, Recreation & Commercial Facilities Department. It has a rich history dating back to the 1940s when it served as the site of barracks and a recreation hall for British Royal Air Force cadets during World War II.

Visitors can still view remnants of the past, including the remains of the recreation hall fireplace and commemorative plaques at the east end of the park. These historical elements offer a glimpse into the park's wartime origins.

Recreation and Amenities

The park's landscape includes expansive grass lawn areas, providing ample space for various outdoor activities. Falcon Field Park is a popular destination for Mesa families, often used for picnics, birthday parties, and family reunions.

The park features updated playground equipment, offering a safe and enjoyable area for children to play. For sports enthusiasts, the park includes facilities for various activities, catering to different interests and age groups.

Unique Aviation Setting

The park's proximity to the airport provides a unique setting where visitors can observe small aircraft and helicopters taking off and landing, adding an element of aviation interest to the recreational space.