Fort Lowell Park

Ms. Denise Brown 7 months ago

My senior parents and I went to the Ft Lowell Park for a picnic and walk. It's an interesting historical military sight. There are ruins of the old fort and historical markers to read. There are quite a few picnic tables under shelters. There's a watering fountain that works. There are eucalyptus trees, a pond, a community pool and maybe a play area at the far side of the park.

Danni Rojas 11 months ago

It's a beautiful park, there's so much to see and it's so relaxing hearing the water and ducks. Kids laughing. It's timeless fun and beauty

Irene Estlund a year ago

We stopped in for about 45 minutes, so glad we did! Sharon, a guide, gave us a phenomenal tour of the museum. She has so much knowledge and answered many of our questions. Take some time & stop by!

Julianne TimsWife 4 years ago

We visited on May 4th 2022. We were hoping to see more of the Fort, but the museum and buildings were closed. The shade trees made it nice. We read the history plaques. We really didn't check out the entire park, just the Fort area so I can't speak as to whether it is a nice park. I did find a dead baby turtle and the ants were eating it. We hope to come back when the museum is open.

James Lofquist Edited 3 years ago

It is one of Tucson's great parks. Large trees provided lots of shade for Saturday morning Tai Chi classes. There is a duck pond and fountain that make for peaceful meditations. Tai Chi on Saturday starts at 9:30 am and is open to new comers, meets near duck pond north end of park there is also a swimming pool available. Plenty of parking space. And if you want to practice fly fishing Saturday mornings at the park coming up in November the old timers will be out there practicing their fly fishing..