Tohono Chul Park

I want to go here because I think it is probably right where the Tohono O’odham Reservation is. That is my heritage. My grandma is full blooded Native American and was raised on the reservation.

My husband and I were married in the park in May 1995. The weather was wonderful and the landscaping could not have been more perfect. We also like to go to the park once a year to watch the night-blooming cereus bloom. The reason we only go once a year is because these particular plants only bloom one time each year! There are hundreds in the park. Quite a sight to see!

A tad expensive for the small area. I much prefer the Desert Museum and Mt Lemon!!!

i do recoomed this place beutiful garden and a big lizzard scupturs and good place to eat i recommend the omelets and all and the pickle pear ice tea, it really good,

very apretty and lots of flower and catus, beutifal fountains and all. ans shady, and sundail you acan also talk walks. good food and good breakfast,good queit place to go.

very yummy tea and brunchy foods.

Many different kinds of desert plants, including a huge tree with cactus growing around it like a vine! Its really a sight to see! Theres also nice gift shops and a place to eat and hang out.

Tohono Chul has a small desert nature preserve that’s nice to wander around in, as well as a Tea Room with pretty tasty food (though I’d recommend staying away from the electric pink Prickly Pear Lemonade). I had some fantastic enchilada eggs for brunch the last time I was there.