Friends of the Canoa Parks

The Friends of the Canoa Parks is a membership charitable committee. Its mission is to help support three Pima County parks located in Green Valley—to help develop, promote, and preserve the Canoa Parks through community outreach, education, fundraising, and good old-fashioned effort. If you visit the Parks and enjoy the experience, consider joining the Friends of the Canoa Parks.

The historic ranch site is part of the original San Ignacio de la Canoa Grant and is listed on the National Park Service’s National Register of Historic Places. Also known as the Raul M. Grijulva Canoa Ranch Conservation Park, its 4,800 acres are managed by the Pima County Conservation Land Resources Department.

The historic site, which comprises a fraction of the acreage has been developed around exploration of ranch life, desert habitats, and special events.

See Also:
Pima County Historic Canoa Ranch Website

This 130-acre, open space is an urban walking park. Meandering through residential neighborhoods, the path loops 5.5 miles through a former golf course. No bicycles are permitted. Pets must be leashed, and all waste and trash must be picked up.

PACK IN & PACK OUT!

See Also:
Pima County Canoa Hills Trails Website
All Trails Canoa Hills Trails Website

Canoa Preserve is a 53-acre sports complex with softball fields, a 1.1-mile walking path, ramada with picnic tables and grill, drinking fountain and restroom. The 1.7-mile Adamson-Catino Trail connects the Preserve to the Anza National Historic Trail.

The softball fields are used competitively by the BAJA Sporting Club, which raised the funds for their installation through a community/county partnership.

Whether you’re in the stands or on the field, come to the Preserve. Come PLAY!

See Also:
BAJA Sporting Club
Pima County Canoa Preserve Website