Tohono Chul Park
Rancho Los Amigos Mobile Home Park, Arizona
(34)
Rancho Los Amigos Mobile Home Park, Arizona
(34)
34 customer reviews
Charles Pittaluga
Beautiful and relaxing place to visit!
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Linda Eckhardt
A beautiful site in Oro Valley. Very peaceful and offers wonderful events as well. The docents do an amazing job of sharing information about the plants, animals and culture.
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Eda Helen Conte
A place to relax and enjoy all the NATURAL beauty around you.
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John Campbell
Great place to view native flora and fauna.
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Marge Morris
Shout out to Janzel, an outstanding and informative docent, who braved the weather yesterday to give a few of us an incredible introduction to this lovely place. (Not sure if I got the spelling of her name right) More...
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Richard Cowan
The gardens, the art, the special events and the Bistro
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Susana Dorley
Visiting Tohono Chul allows one to experience many facets of the Sonoran Desert within the confines of the city.
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Aidea Sluyter
The plants and the plant sales, great place for brunch too!!!!!
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Renu Kapoor Phull
It is beauty beyond words. Calm, peaceful and full of energy. Love it
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Meredith Bode
Great place for locals and visitors!
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Sharyn B. Brown
The peaceful serenity one feels when on the grounds-walking the paths or just sitting.
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Ingrid Jacobs
The walking trails are beautiful and peaceful. There are lovely places to just sit and soak in the desert scenery and little critters. Every season brings its own beauty; some are more colorful than others. The staff is ALWAYS friendly and accommodating and willing engage in conversations of any length. The park is beautifully maintained. More...
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Gordon Earl Schmierer Sr.
Tohono Chul is on my list for great gardens. Wonderful food at the bistro too.
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Mirian Parces
Love their special events with music. Very relaxing to walk around and enjoy nature. Like when they have food trucks available.
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Diane Ensign
my favorite place. I come often after church at St. Andrews just a block north. I've enjoyed many of the outdoor music events & they are 1st class. My family has a bench at Tohono for our beloved parents who also loved coming. I'm always thrilled with the bird life & the wonderful variety of plants. I enjoy the art gallery shows & the Bistro & take guests to the gift shops & plants for sale. When ever I had any energy while going thru chemo I would come to Tohono to raise my spirits. Tohono Chul is Tucson's precious jewel. More...
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Teresa Wojdyla
Have enjoyed each trip to the well maintained grounds of the park. So glad this land was set aside for the native plants to thrive with education for generations to enjoy. Just love it .
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Jimmy Materese
As a photographer of wildlife and nature I really enjoy coming here for the great artistic photos I can get on these well kept grounds. I have been to the park 3 times and always find something new to set my focus on for a good photo. Anyone, especially nature lovers will love this park for the peaceful settings and trails and gardens where there is a lot you can learn about the flora and fauna and desert life all together. More...
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Sheila Smith
One of my first and most memorable places upon moving to Tucson. It quickly became my go-to relaxing space. I bought a rainbow cactus there that lived many years and it's babies after it.
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Jilly Jesson
I have been enjoying and promoting Tohono Chul Park since it's inception. It was formally dedicated and gifted as a 37-acre desert preserve on April 19, 1985. I have been an artist at the park in the past. Everyone should come! More...
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Stephanie Rose Rising
Three generations of my family loves this park! This is one of my favorite places and a true Tucson gem.
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Winnie Lee
Very nice garden, bistro and gift shop. Luminaria nights are magical. Night blooming Cereus cactus nights are special too! Don't miss the native plant sale.
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Reya Hansen
One of the most inspired city gardens ~ I'm always amazed this is at such a busy intersection in Oro Valley! Unfailingly beautiful.
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Diana Barnes
Beautiful display of desert flora. Loved the display of patios.
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Irene Walker
BEAUTIFUL, peaceful great place for a photography outing.
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Mike Carroll
Tohono Chul is a great learning experience as well as a pleasant place to visit. Information about all sorts of plants you might expect, but it's also filled with other treasures: a geology wall, for example, plaques identifying birds, and various demonstration gardens. It feels small when you enter, and it is intimate, but there's an awful lot there. If you live in the area get a membership and plan on many short visits. Taking all of it in at once is just not possible! More...
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Janet Gummeson Berge
One of my favorite places to be. Inspires me!
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Rose Marabe Mingo
beautiful park
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Michelle Duran
One Of Tucsons Best Kept Secrets!!! It's A Garden Oasis In The Desert!
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Evaline Auerbach
This has always been my favorite place to go and learn about the nature in our part of the desert. From plants and animals to geology to art inspired by all. The first place to visit for those new to the area. I spend as many Easters there as I can. More...
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Daniel Roberson
Educational and informative. Loved it!!
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Linda Renee' Gierke Spilsbury
What a beautiful place to wander.
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Tim Hodgson
A great place to take friends to gain an appreciation for desert plants in the Tucson area.
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Jilly Andrea Jesson
One of the most precious spots in Tucson!
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Nathan Hueser
Nice place great staff wish i was there when everything was in bloom.
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