Best places: Parks in Santa Fe, Mexico

This sprawling city park is 686 hectares & features many attractions such as a zoo & museums.

Once the site of an oil refinery, this public park features trails, gardens & children's play areas.

👍👍 I love this place the best to breathe fresh air and exercise. Everything is very well kept and clean. The people selling juices and sportswear are super friendly. It is safe to leave the cars

👍👍 Nice play area, I’d like service hours will be extended, but i do understand safety of the kids leaving early. Weekdays are better to spend some time in calm, weekend are really crowded and difficult to get a decent parking spot. People often spend 1 ~2 hrs here, outside there are street vendors wit...

Plenty of trees & seating areas dot this large city park with a pond & a bike path.

Large children's playground with colorful climbing equipment & slides, surrounded by palm trees.

Leafy green area with a 1km-long jogging track, fitness stations & a monument to Gandhi.

👍👍 Great place to skate, both with skateboard or skates. Lots of people and challenges. Nice place

Auditorium & fountains in landscaped gardens also home to museums, a popular zoo & a fairground.

Tiny urban green space with a skating rink & paths, plus views of St. Augustine Church.

Dog-friendly park with a monument to politician Luis Donaldo Colosio Murrieta, assassinated in 1994.

Down-to-earth amusement park featuring a playground, rides, games & farm animals.

City gardens with a vast neo-classical gateway, fountains & pools, plus a skatepark & playground.

👍👍 A very relaxing and tranquil park to walk and enjoy your time with family, friends or alone. It always gives you a fresh-natural smell. Listening to the water falling from the fountain makes you forget about the outside world. It is in the middle of buildings, houses and stores in Polanco, so it b...

🫤 Nice forest and walks spoiled by the fact that the canyon little river is no more than a stinking open sewage.

Small & storied piazza centered around the monumental trunk of a Montezuma cypress tree.

Reclaimed parkland with tree-lined paths, plus a baseball field, a swimming pool & soccer fields.