In order to preserve the ancient Indian and early Mormon canals, Van B. and Vida Brinton tried to purchase the East 20 acres of what is now the Park of the Canales.

The Park of the Canals preserves about 4,500 feet of ancient canals. The National Geographic Society has listed this park as an important site for Native American heritage.

In order to preserve the ancient Indian and early Mormon canals, Van B. and Vida Brinton tried to purchase the East 20 acres of what is now the Park of the Canales.

Located in Mesa, Arizona the Park of the Canals offers a wealth of Native American history, botanical gardnes, picnic areas and more.

Park of Canals Location Park of Canals is located in Mesa between Brown and Mckellips on Horne on the west side of the street. Take a look at the map below for further directions.

Park of Canals Picture Gallery Take a look around at this beautiful park!

The Park of the Canals is a national and international site because of the ancient Ho Ho Kam canals. But we love our park because it is where we have picnics, have fun with our families, …