Naranja Park

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Archery Fees

Drop-in Fees:

• Adult/Youth One Day Drop in Use: $5 (pay on-site)
• Children (under 8) accompanied by paying adult are free

Annual Membership:

• Adult Pass (ages 18+) $60
• Youth Pass (ages 8 - 17) $20
• Family Pass  $135 (in same household)

Annual passes can be purchased online at playov.com or at the Parks and Recreation office, 10555 N. La Cañada Drive - Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Naranja Park contains two off leash dog areas; one for smaller dogs and one for larger dogs.  Dogs should be exercised within the park that is appropriate for their size to avoid potential conflict.  Puppies under the age of 4 months (without their complete set of shots) are prohibited due to the possibility of contagious diseases like Parvo that may be present.  Dogs may only be exercised off leash within the off leash areas - not on the athletic fields or trails in the Park, as per Town Code.

The Naranja Dog Parks are closed daily from noon to 1 p.m. so that the parks maintenance crew can perform general maintenance and improvements.

Dog Park Amenities:

• Fenced Parks
• Double gated for security
• (2) Shaded Ramadas
• Picnic Tables throughout park
• Paved path
• Pet drinking stations
•  Dog Toys
• Trash Receptacles
• Mutt-Mitt waste stations

Dog Park Rules

• The dog park is reserved as a dog park only - no other uses allowed.
• All dogs must be licensed and vaccinated and must wear their permit tags.
• No dogs under 4 months.
• No female dogs in season.
• Limit 3 dogs per visit - owners must be able to maintain control of their dogs.
• Leash dogs while entering and exiting the Dog Park.
• Dog owners must be in the park with the dog at all times, and carry a visible leash.
• Pick up all pet waste and properly dispose of it.
•  Immediately fill any holes your dog digs.
• Only small bowls for drinking are allowed.
• Aggressive dogs are not allowed - remove dogs at the first sign of aggression.  The Oro Valley Police Department may be called to address aggressive dog issues; appropriate sanctions may be taken.
• An adult must accompany children under 13 years of age.  Keep children under strict supervision.
•  Enter at your own risk.
• Park users who fail to comply with the above rules may be asked to leave.

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NOTICE: Temporary relocation of RC Flying.  Please see Remote Control Flying Temporary Location(PDF, 328KB).

Naranja Park is the site of the Arizona Heroes Memorial, a site dedicated to honoring and celebrating Arizona’s heroes, past and present, for their selfless service and sacrifice. The memorial is a place of education where future generations can learn about the courage of the heroes who put themselves in harm’s way to preserve our health, safety, and freedom. The memorial is a solemn place for reflection and remembrance, a refuge for families and friends whose loved ones paid the ultimate price. The Arizona Heroes Memorial ensures that their legacy of valor and sacrifice will continue to inspire us for years to come.

For more information about the memorial, visit the Arizona Heroes Memorial website.