Cabezon Community Center and Park

Great park for so many things Public swimming pool So many pokemon stops Craft Fairs and play ground Has a dog park and really nice neighborhood

They need to rename this to a non-community center. They won't let you go inside to use the bathroom, even though they have perfectly functioning restrooms. We take our son to a bus stop in the parking lot for the public school and we have multiple instances where we need to pee and there is a woman sitting inside doing absolutely nothing and will not allow it. Just a heads up there are zero restroom facilities here, not even a port a potty. No shade over the slides, they are so hot leaving nothing else for the kids to play on, no swing set which is also very disappointing.

My grandchildren and I get the monthly card that has 15 swims on it. We love going swimming each week. The pool is clean and has plenty of room in the pool. The lifeguards are very helpful and watchful.

Famtastic visit. Went for the food truck festival. Very well kept and spacious. There were 31 trucks plus some other vendors. Live music from a hilarious variety band (blanking on the name, sorry guys). There were several hundred people with plenty of room for more. Will update with photos.

Excellent outdoor pool near park within neighborhood community. Lifeguards are always friendly. Pool has 2-3 lap lanes and the rest is recreation/free swim. Water basketball is available. Clean changing and showering areas with locker rooms (bring your own lock).

I came here with my dog because I had heard that the dog park here was very nice. I actually was quite disappointed in the enclosed Dog Park area, after having been recently to North Domingo Baca Park. The ground is gravel rather than the very soft mulched cottonwood at the other park. There's really not much in the enclosed area; no ramada or other shade; there were also no other dogs in there... they were mostly running around on the grass unleashed, even though they were supposed to be leashed. My biggest complaint is all of the green grass! Of course it's nice to have some but this obviously requires a huge amount of water. Not to mention maintenance costs. It seems to me it would have made a lot more sense to put up more shade structures and less grass. I would not call Rio Rancho a City of Vision. This is coming from a Tucsonan who knows what is happening to the southwest.

Favorite balloon launch spot on the westside. Great park, equipment is pretty new. We only go around sunrise so I've never been to the pool. Seating area is shady & comfortable.