Bring marker, pen or pencil to sign the log sheet. (Mesa city parks are open from dawn to 10pm daily)
Welcome to Visit Mesa’s Autism Travel GeoTour, a strategic collection of geocaches anchored at many of Mesa’s participating Certified Autism Centers, city parks and local attractions — these hidden finds will get the whole family hunting and gathering for fun!
Download the Autism Travel GeoTour Passport
This cache is placed with permission on the grounds of Riverview Park (via City of Mesa Parks & Recreation). is now home to the Chicago Cubs Spring Training Facility, Sloan Park The park itself is one of the premier recreation destinations in the Valley. It is a very inclusive and fun park for visitors of all abilitiesand splash pad for the little ones.
For any and all your local needs, visit our main website for Things To Do, updated Calendar of Events, Deals & Discounts and more at: www.VisitMesa.com
Learn more about: Visit Mesa’s Autism Travel GeoTour is a strategic collection of geocaches anchored at many of Mesa’s participating Certified Autism Centers, city parks and local attractions — these hidden finds will get the whole family hunting and gathering for fun! All ages and all lifestyles from outdoor adventurers to tech-lovers will enjoy the thrill of searching for geocaches on this custom family-friendly tour.
Cache enthusiasts that find 5 geocaches on Visit Mesa’s Autism Travel GeoTour can then visit the Mesa Visitor Center (1 N MacDonald, Mesa) during business hours (M-F 8am-5pm) or email Geotour@visitmesa.com to claim a special souvenir celebrating their adventure!
Don't miss our Fresh Foodie Trail® GeoTour: GT49A . These new additions will guide visitors to our collection of farms and agritainment attractions. These geocaches include businesses in neighboring towns. Find all of the geocaches and you will earn the digital souvenir directly in the Geocaching app. More information: www.AutismTravelAZ.com