Mirasol Park

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1100 E. Silverlake Rd., Tucson AZ 85713
Neighborhood Park • 5.3 acres • Ward 5

Get ready to explore an “Active Arroyo” at Mirasol Park!

Thanks to Tucson Delivers Proposition 407 bond funding and generous support from the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona, Mirasol Park will soon receive lighting and electrical improvements, a resurfaced parking lot, landscape enhancements, a new comfort station - and a whole new way to play!

In our spring 2025 outreach a majority of kids (and grown-up kids at heart) let us know that they would most like to see the Active Arroyo play concept brought to life at Mirasol Park. Parks and Recreation is looking forward to advancing the project so kids of all ages, interests, and abilities have a new opportunity to “meander along an arroyo, hop like a frog, and sail on the breeze like a bird.”

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Active Arroyo | 161 votes; Dig In: 70 Votes

Next Steps 

Parks and Recreation will use the feedback gathered to date to refine the Active Arroyo concept and move it into construction documentation and permitting. Construction is anticipated to start in spring 2026. 

Project History 

To learn more about what kind of play features the community would like to see at Mirasol Park, Parks and Recreation hosted a community meeting on Feb. 26, 2025, at Quincie Douglas Center, circulated an online survey from Feb. 26-March 19, 2025, and worked with ~100 K-3 students at Southside Community School to create their own 3D play designs and vote for their favorite play elements.  

Through our outreach we learned that kids are really interested in opportunities to spin, climb, swing, slide, cross over obstacles, create things in a sand kitchen, and connect with nature. 

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Check out some of their awesome designs and the results of the community survey below!

Parks and Recreation used the feedback from the community meeting, online survey, and youth outreach to shape two different play options for the community to review: Dig In and Active Arroyo.

Parks and Recreation unveiled the concepts for community feedback at the Egg Hop on Apr. 5, 2025, circulated an online survey from Apr. 5-Apr. 27, and checked back in with K-3 students at Southside Community School on Apr. 29 so they could vote for their favorite option and provide additional feedback.  

For additional information, please contact project manager Stephanie Kopplin: stephanie.kopplin@tucsonaz.gov.  

Contact Us

Contact Information

Phone: 520-791-4873
Class Registration: 520-791-4877
Fax: 520-791-4008

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Location

1100 E. Silverlake Rd., Tucson 85713  View Map

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