Feld Davis Park

A Little Green Oasis in the City

What once stood as an abandoned lot in Tucson's Rincon Heights neighborhood has blossomed into a vibrant community space thanks to local volunteers working alongside the Watershed Management Group. Feld Davis Park has been part of the neighborhood since 2009, when that transformation took place.

This charming quarter-acre pocket of greenery at the southeast corner of 8th Street and Martin Avenue, just west of Campbell Avenue, offers a peaceful escape from Tucson's urban hustle. The park's native vegetation isn't just pretty to look at - it plays an important role in supporting the local ecosystem too.

Small Space, Big Impact

Don't let the compact size fool you. This pocket park packs a lot of charm into a small footprint. With its clean, medium-sized yard area, Feld Davis creates a versatile space where neighbors can connect and visitors can take a moment to breathe.

The park shows how urban spaces can be reimagined - even the smallest areas can become pleasant neighborhood spots with the right vision and care.

Good to Know Before You Go

Unlike many of Tucson's green spaces, Feld Davis Park is privately owned. You should be mindful of any posted rules when visiting this special spot.

Since the park doesn't have lighting installed, plan your visit during daylight hours for the best experience. The natural lighting showcases the park's features beautifully anyway!