Kathryn Albertson Park

The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset.

Yes. The City lists on-site parking. Navigate to 1001 South Americana Boulevard and use this park's own entrance rather than assuming the adjacent Ann Morrison lots are the same destination.

Use 1001 South Americana Boulevard. Kathryn Albertson is next to Ann Morrison Park but has its own entrance, parking and quiet wildlife-focused path system.

Yes. The City says park restrooms are open and links to its current park-restroom information for year-round availability. Recheck before relying on a specific building or seasonal status.

The City does not list a general admission or parking charge. Reserving one of the two small ceremony facilities uses a separate process and may have fees.

The City describes wide, paved footpaths and on-site parking. It does not give a route-by-route accessibility guarantee, so confirm the exact gazebo, restroom or path condition before relying on step-free access.

Yes. Dogs are permitted year-round but must remain on leash. Keep them controlled around ponds and wildlife and remove waste.

It can suit quiet walks and wildlife watching on wide paved paths, but it is not an equipment-play park. Bicycles, e-scooters, fishing, boating, swimming and wading are prohibited, and visitors should observe wildlife from a distance.

Use Valley Regional Transit's current trip planner for 1001 South Americana Boulevard and verify the final walk and return time. The park page does not promise a particular route or frequency.

Biking, e-scooter use, fishing, boating, swimming and wading are prohibited. Observe wildlife from a distance, keep dogs leashed and check the Russian olive removal project or posted closures before entering affected paths.

Paved paths, ponds and lawns remain exposed to heat, cold, wind and storms despite wooded sections. Sunrise and sunset change through the year, and posted habitat or project closures override ordinary access.