A park to exercise, walk, go with children, the elderly. A respite in the neighborhood. It has a small area for dogs, a children's area, an exercise area for seniors and paths for walking and running. It has green areas, tables to have a drink or play board games. A small lake. A perfect place to disconnect and rest

Nice, albeit small, park. Few benches and tables for sitting, a small fake "river", two kids' playgrounds, beautiful trees. Gets pretty dry and brown in summer, like any Madrid park, but there are patches of greenery and shade to enjoy still. Has a stone tower that can't be visited and couple of monuments. Bird lovers might find parakeets, finches, sparrows, robins, magpies and other small birds.

Very nice park in the Hortaleza area with exercise areas for older people, benches and tables, paths to walk, swings for children and a little older, stream with ducks... Great variety of trees (pine trees, olive trees...) . Good atmosphere. There is a lane for pedestrians and another for bicycles that takes you to the Field of Nations.

Beautiful park, it was inaugurated by Enrique Tierno Galván in 1983, its main attraction is its river that runs through the park from one end to the other. It has bridges, various monuments, a sundial, a dovecote and abundant vegetation throughout the park, as well as trash cans, benches and tables. It is almost entirely accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Right next to the park there is a small soccer and basketball court. Just behind one of the goals there is an unprotected drainage pipe. Balls and balls fit through this hole, and what's worse, a child goes in search of them. Is it so difficult to put a fence so that this does not happen before regretting an accident? I leave my other comment about pets that is sadly still relevant. Please note that I have nothing against pets, but I do have nothing against their rude owners. This park seems to be ceasing to be for people, not even children can walk through it calmly without carrying some "gift" in their shoes, or their clothes if they fall. Is it so difficult to be polite and pick up after your beloved dogs? I have been observing that there are many owners of these animals, who no longer carry, not even to conceal, the little black bag tied to the leash... Who carries them on a leash because most of them roam freely on the grass and on walks. I take the side of those animals and pity them for having fallen into the hands of their "savage" masters. A little bit of please, respect and education. The photographs belong to another complaint I made a long time ago, luckily it was resolved, but I am not able to delete them.

A very lively park, with a children's park, fountain, lake, monuments. It is quite interesting for a walk, it communicates with other areas and you can explore everything by bike or on foot. Overall it seems to be well cared for.

not bad really

Regular

Gebial

Un parque bonito a la entrada de Hortaleza. Al tener los caminos de tierra, se utiliza mucho para correr. Tiene un recorrido circular que permite correr, o dar paseos agradables. Tiene bastante árbol y te da una buena sombra. Dispone de varios bancos, parque infantil, máquinas de ejercicios...

En mi caso, vivo en las cercanias al parque y está muy bien para dar un paseo y disfrutar de una zona arbolada. Tienen algunas fuentes de agua, puentes que le dan onda al trazado de agua que tiene, mesas para hacer algún picnic, alguna obra de arquitectura. Si estás x la zona, no dejes de visitarlo.

The park of dog poops and pees!!! It is getting worse and worse and the owners of their pets are becoming more and more stupid and abandoned! More and more poop even on the sidewalks around the park without picking up!! But then they pretend to be neat, civilized, etc... I'm not saying it's all of them, but please read the regulations and taking care of pets is also about picking up their poop from public spaces!!!