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February 10, 2022

Agua Caliente Park

A green oasis in Pima County east of Tucson city limits, attracting birders, history buffs and a variety of other visitors. (5:04)
Produced by Tony Paniagua From Season 8 Nature and Environment
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Agua Caliente Park opened to the public in 1985. A green oasis in Pima County east of Tucson city limits, attracting birders, history buffs, and a variety of other visitors. The park’s name – Spanish for hot water – comes from the hot springs that flowed there decades ago. The springs led to the establishment of a homestead in 1873 and later it became a cattle ranch and has even been an orchard over the years.

Producer: Tony Paniagua
Videographer/Editor: Robert Lindberg
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