Took my Grandson to this park. He loved it. It was well maintained with lots of different things to…read moredo.He loved the sliding swing. We enjoyed watching the ducks in the pond. Will be returning soon

Teglia's Park is a really nice playground in Reno. They updated it and added new play structures…read morethat are inclusive for all kids and even some things adults can enjoy too. Though sometimes this area can be a spot where homeless people stay, they make it a point to keep it safe, especially since it's right across from a school. It's a great place for families, and we appreciate having a playground like this in the community.

The playground equipment is a bit dated and some things are broken but the water spray feature is…read moregreat summer fun for the kids.

This is a fairly large park located in Reno. The park has a lot of grassy areas and plenty of…read morematured trees. There is a basketball court at this park. There is a workout area at this park. There is a horseshoe pit, but it has some weeds in it. There is a bathroom at this park. There is a covered eating area. There are other picnic tables scattered throughout the park. There is a paved walkway around the park. The playground is unique and big. There is a large playground and a small playground. There are swings near the big kids playground and toddler swings near the smaller playground. There is a metal zip line and plenty to climb on. There are wood chips underneath the playground. There is a splash pad at this park. This playground could definitely use some upgrades. The ground is coming up in some areas. The playground could use a new coat of paint. The playground looks run down but it's still a fun place to play. Street parking is available. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

Duplicate review 1 of 2…read more Quality/Quantity - Nice newly built and maintained facilities. Today's newest addition is the Fitness Court presented by Renown. Atmosphere - Pretty cool place. Reno Ice Arena. 5 baseball fields, 1 of which is regulation. 3 soccer fields. Library. Disc Golf Course. Picnic areas. Off leash dog park. Children's playground. Reservable picnic pavilions . Restrooms - At the library and at the other side of the park. I am sure they would open the ones at the Little League if they were playing (by permit only). Paved parking. Service - Self service. Price - Free. Owner Suggestion - Congrats on your success since 1990. Thanks for all you do. 2003 - Library opened.

This park is a very clean, well maintained park located in South Reno. There is a parking lot to…read morepark in. There are baseball fields and soccer fields. The soccer and baseball fields have their own parking lots to park in as well. There is a bathroom at this park. The bathroom was clean when I was there. There is a fitness area. The playground has three different play structures all located in the playground area. There is a toddler playground. There are toddler swings. There are not any swings for the bigger kids. There is a dome to climb on. There is soft padding underneath the playground. There are several picnic tables throughout the park. There are two covered eating areas with several picnic tables. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

This park is a nice and clean park in Sparks. Street parking is available. The playground is…read moresimilar to several other playground in the area. There is nothing unique about this playground in comparison to the others just like it. There is a larger playground and a smaller playground. Wood chips are underneath the playground. There is a large, grassy area at this park. Some of the grass is on small hills but I suppose you could play sports on the grass. There are swings and toddler swings at this park. There is a covered eating area with picnic tables. There is a basketball hoop. There are no bathrooms at this park. The playground is pretty far from the street and the round about. The speed limit on this part of Vista Heights Drive is 25 MPH. Have fun out there. - Dadzone

I write this review from the perspective of someone from the San Francisco Bay Area, where there…read moreare parks almost every few blocks. Even some large green spaces like the Presidio and Golden Gate Park. What does this have to do with Sage Park? Everything! Most of us have perspective from what we know or have available, for me the parks in the SF Bay Area are usually crowded, dirty, used needles on the ground, homelessness, and generally the greenery is well, not so green. Oh, to top it off. No parking. When I visited Sage Park, it was a pleasant less than a mile each way and a great walk for me and my dog. The park, while on a slight slope offers a wide grass field in front and the rear adjacent to some age appropriate play structures as well as a basketball court. There aren't that many benches but there are some covered ones near the play structures and along the concrete path that cuts through the center of the park. I did not see any water fountains or very many trash cans, however there were two doggie bag stations. Problem was neither had any bags for two of the three times I visited. Although some of the path lamps were vandalized and broken, overall the infrastructure was in good shape. Now for me, it was great to visit a neighborhood park and NOT see trash, homelessness, used needles, or crowds. While I did not drive to the park, I did see plenty of available parking. Added bonus, I felt comfortable allowing my dog off leash for a few minutes at the back green area. So, for this out of towner, Sage Park was a welcome sight and glad to have it in my new neighborhood.

Barbara Bennett Park is a park located along the Truckee River in downtown Reno. The park is full…read moreof homeless people. It's disappointing considering the park should be able to be enjoyed by families. There is a basketball court which was in good condition. There are bathrooms at this park, however, they were locked when I was there. There are two sets of tennis courts. One is in pretty bad condition, while one is in good condition. There are a few picnic tables at the park. None of them have a gazebo to block the sun. There isn't a large grassy area to play sports on. The playground is fun and unique. The playground equipment is in good condition. There is soft padding underneath the playground. There are no swings at this park. There is a parking area to park in. Outside of the homeless people there is one other safety concern. There is a road which leads to the south end of the playground. I could easily see a car driving too fast on this road and ending up driving into the playground. I wouldn't recommend bringing your children to this park until the city kicks the homeless people out of it. Be safe out there. -Dadzone

Cute little park along the Truckee River off of Arlington. I'm a little confused as to the reason…read morefor the different names of the parks as they encompass Wingfield Park, but I am sure it might have something to do with city/county funding. I like that there is something to do at this park and there are handball counts and basketball courts for people to play and get exercise. The Truckee also forks through this park and there is a kayaking course and also places where kids can wade and cool off on these hot summer days. Restrooms located at this park. Love how this park is family centered and what is not to love about the Reno outdoors?

Nice open park. Great for dogs. I have a 9 pound dog so it was a little crowded with big dogs for…read moreus. However, the entire neighborhood around the park is also a fantastic place to walk the dog.

Only bad thing is that there's a lot of offleash dogs so make sure your dogs okay with other…read moreaggressive dogs who may run up on your dog other then that beautiful and big park pretty much a dog park at this point which i like

This is a nice little park. It is tucked away in a neighborhood and there were about 10 kids…read moreplaying when we arrived. There is a large, grassy area. There is a paved walkway around the park. The park connects to a paved walkway that connects to the neighborhood. There is only street parking. There are no swings at the playground. The playground is mold which was used at several different playgrounds in the area. There is one basketball hoop. The playground has wood chips underneath. Overall, it was a nice time and I'm sure the kids who live close by love this place. Have fun out there. - Dadzone

Parking is limited. The park is surrounded by residential property. Great access from the community…read moremulti-use paths. Basketball court, playground, picnic, walking path, grass. A good small/medium sized public park by the city of Sparks.

I think of this as more of a PARK and less of a LAKE, so the name cracks me up a bit. Goose Poop…read morePark would be more fitting but doesn't quite have the same ring to it. The ducks and geese are the only thing that should be in the mirky waters. Not sure how an RC boat would hold up but It certainly not a swimming lake. The rest of the park has been kept very decent with some areas that could use some attention. There is a paved walking path around the lake, a few picnic tables, a playground area, and grass areas perfect for recreation or ??? lots of mature trees provide shade. street parking is available all around the park without crowding the surrounding homes.

Lake Park is known for it's scenic beauty, lush greenery, pristine lakeside views, and…read morewell-maintained walking paths. It's the perfect place to take a leisurely walk, have a picnic, or just take in the natural beauty that Reno has to offer. It is dog friendly, has clean bathrooms & seasonal festivities including yoga in the park classes. Parking is plentiful.