Parks and open spaces

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Bernalillo Parks

    • The town of Bernalillo has several parks, the largest of which is Rotary Park:
      • Website
      • 370 Rotary Rd., Bernalillo, NM 87004
    • Additional parks include Charing Cross Park, Athena Park, and others:

Corrales Parks

    • Due to COVID-19 restrictions, several parks in Corrales are currently closed. The following, however, are open:
      • La Entrada Park
        • Playground equipment. Bandshell. Picnic facilities.
        • Website
        • 84 West La Entrada, Corrales, NM 87048
      • Liam Knight Pond (fishing)
      • Skate Park (Skateboard park)
      • For additional information: click here.

Corrales Open Space

    • Corrales Bosque Preserve
      • Open November through March: 5 a.m. to 7 p.m.
      • Open April through October: 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
      • For additional information, click here.

Rio Rancho Parks

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This view of Campus Park from King Boulevard shows the stone labyrinth in the foreground, the lawns and the Sky Room, being completed back right. The rock amphitheater is visible through the Sky Room. Rio Rancho Events Center is in the background at left. Argen Marie Duncan photo.
  • For information about other Rio Rancho parks, click here.

Rio Rancho Open Space Trails

    • Rio Rancho has several dedicated open space areas, including:
      • Cherry Open Space
        • 5 acres
        • Shade. Picnic Tables.
        • Cherry Road.
        • For more information, click here.
      • Bosque Open Space Management Plan
        • The Bosque Open Space Management Plan will guide the development of the Rio Rancho Bosque to preserve habitat and wildlife.
        • For more information, click here.
      • Prescription Trails
        • Rio Rancho has developed a prescription trails program, which suggests trails suitable for hiking and wheelchairs.
        • For more information, click here.

Placitas Open Space Trails

    • The Placitas Open Space Trails are governed by the city of Albuquerque. For information, click here.
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