Sedona Military Service Park
Rating
Price
Free
Duration
30-60 minutes
Best Ages
Best for ages 2-10
About
Sedona Military Service Park is one of the quieter corners of Sedona that most tourists skip entirely — which makes it a hidden gem for families who need a calm, uncrowded outdoor break during a busy trip.
The park is a city-maintained green space that honors Sedona's military veterans with monuments, plaques, and a respectful, peaceful atmosphere. There's a small playground suitable for young children (roughly ages 2-10), open grass areas, and shade ramadas. It's not a destination in itself — it's more of a complement to other Sedona activities.
For families, this works best as a quick morning stop or a restful break between activities. Young children who are overstimulated after a morning hike or tourist experience often respond well to a simple, quiet park where they can run around freely without crowds. The veteran memorial elements also offer an opportunity for parents to have a brief, age-appropriate conversation about service and community — something that lands differently when you're standing in front of actual monuments.
With only 17 Google reviews, this park is genuinely off the beaten Sedona path. Expect a clean, maintained space with basic facilities. Check the City of Sedona website for current amenities and hours.
Age Suitability
Parent Logistics
Stroller-Friendly
Yes
Nursing / Changing
Unknown
Kid Meals
Not Available
Setting
Outdoor
Rainy Day
Not ideal
Plan Your Visit
Best Time to Visit
Morning in summer; any time in fall through spring
Wait Times
No wait
Nearby Food
No food vendors at the park. Central Sedona restaurants and cafes are a short drive away.
Why Kids Love It
This small Sedona city park has a meaningful twist — it honors local veterans with monuments and plaques, making it a place where kids can learn something while they play. The quiet setting and small playground are perfect for young children who need a low-stimulation outdoor break during a busy Sedona trip.
Pro Tips from Parents
- This is a small, quiet park — best for young children who need a calm outdoor break, not a big adventure destination.
- The military monuments are a good opportunity to talk to older kids about service and community.
- Combine this with nearby Posse Grounds Park for a more complete playground outing.
- Shade is limited — visit in the morning or bring a sun hat.
- No food vendors nearby — bring snacks.
What to Bring
- Water bottles
- Sunscreen
- Snacks
- Sun hats for young kids
Cost Info
Free Admission
Estimated Cost (Family of 4)
$0 — small city park with no fees.
Just bring water and snacks.
Tips to Save
- Completely free.
- Pair it with Posse Grounds Park (also free, nearby) for a fuller family morning without spending anything.