This is a pretty decent secluded style dog park. It has the enclosures for small dogs and one for…read morelarge dogs. Make sure to bring your dog some water as there is only one fountain I've seen and sometimes it doesn't work, but plenty of room to run around. The only downsides are there is no parking so you're stuck parking at the gas station across the street or in the surrounding neighborhood. The other is sometimes it's not so clean from people hanging out in there and leaving trash and other debris.

Closes at 6 pm in the winter. This makes zero sense. Toss some solar powered lights up and let…read morepeople that work 9-6 have a place to bring their dogs!

Pit stop while driving through Vegas. This was such a great option for our pup. Got to stretch his…read morelegs do his business. Had shady and sunny spots. Even benches! I did see a watering hole and bowls, but we opted to bring our own for him because it was insanely hot out. Located right next to a fire station. The map will take you to a gated community, but go past that instead and the dog park and parking will be on your left.

Visiting Las Vegas and this dog park was the closest one to my hotel. The temp was in the high 100s…read morethe day we were there and it was waaay too hot to walk my pup on the sidewalk so we were happy to find a fairly local off leash area with grass and shade. There is NO street parking, which is a bummer. I ended up parking near the gate, letting my pup and the kiddo out and then finding parking down the way so my pup wouldn't have to walk on the hot street. We were the only ones in the park, so I can't speak to the other park patrons' behaviors. The park itself was fairly clean and gave my pup room to roam, so for me (and her!) it was a winner.

My dog loves this park. I love that they have a park for small dogs, large dogs and then all sizes…read morefor those who want a mix. It's always a good time when coming here to play for a bit and run out some energy.

Love the separate areas for small, medium and large dogs. The park is clean and the pet parents…read morewere attentive

Amazing park for toddlers who love to run around, it's really nice early in the morning but it does…read moreget pretty packed during lunch time and after 5pm. The park is always well maintained, and the doggie bags always replenished and the playground kept up. I did get a splinter for wearing sandals so remember closed toe shoes.

This park is so beautiful! It's HUGE. There's plenty of room to walk, run, bike, walk the dogs, sit…read morearound in the grass, and anything else you can imagine. There's SO much grass. We spent hours here just coloring and chatting. Nice weather, too. Very peaceful

This park is so nice and unique. Lot's of peacocks, birds, and baby ground squirrels hangout here…read moreso prepare to be amazed. The western themed tables, decor, building (like the bathroom), and playground are very nice and add to the ambiance. There is a nice walking path, an equestrian area, playground, and picnic areas too. Such a nice park in a central location.

Love The Wagon Covered Picnic Tables. A Cute hidden gem with Shade! We came during the week day…read moreand it was clean and quiet.

This is a cute small park. It has a tennis court, swing set, playground, lots of trees, hills, and…read morea few areas with an awning and grills. The only thing missing is a parking lot. You will need to park on the outskirts of the park or across the street into the neighborhood. Overall, it's a cute small park that my family and I will return to.

Got my morning, coffee at McDonald's, decided to look for a park nearby. This was the closest one…read more Pretty, well kept. Nice and clean. There's some gardens, however, in this long park, I saw two pavilions with some picnic tables, but really not a lot of places to sit in the shade . Not a lot of extra stuff to do .

Great park to visit if you're looking to play a game of baseball. They offer three large baseball…read morefields with bleachers. Has several large fields for picnic or running around, the large gazebo area, lots of picnic tables, basketball courts, water fountains, playground area including several slides, swings, a small skate park area as well as a community center.

It's too bad that the visitors to this park are ruining the rating…read more The park is great. But way too many times now the people who seem to be at the Children's Playground area are as trashy as they get. From physically aggressive, to verbally aggressive, to straight up nasty and many homeless and a lot of drug activity. I've come back because it's nearby and convenient but after this last video clip, that was the last straw

It's a storm drain/access road that has grass and trees so the planned communities can say its next…read moreto a park. Not really good parking for it, basically just for the houses that are next to it. Connects to piute park which a much better place to go.

I have come to know this dog park / storm drain by that name because there is a street next to it…read moreby that name. It is a lovely walking space with lots of grass for your dog to handle it's business. This place has a sinister side to it. It doubles up as a storm drain channel when it rains. If it gets to look like it will rain get to high ground immediately. Flash flooding has been known to occur when it rains.

It's March and this park is in beautiful bloom. I have never experienced such spicy, fragrant and…read moregrassy smells in one short walk. Also, the bumblebees, birds and ladybugs were busy doing their thing. The dirt, small hill trail is to the right of the parking lot and the main complex of fields. It's dotted with exercise equipment, benches and covered picnic tables. It connects to a rugged trail along a fence toward a washout/open area. It also connects to a cemented path around the grass fields. Lots of parking. There are toilets. Playground. Not too much shade. Lots of people walking their dogs. Lots of families enjoying the grass field.

Great park that offers three large soccer fields, multiple basketball courts, bathrooms, a working…read morewater pad, a super fun playground area with lots of things to climb, several gazebos scattered throughout, multiple swing sets and a fitness area located at the top of the hill with a walking path that will lead you there. There's also a picnic table located underneath a gazebo and a pretty great view of the surrounding area once you make it to the top of the hill as well.

The overlook at Inspirada is a great place to just pull up, park and hang out for a bit. The…read morepurpose of my visit today was just to enjoy the view of the closely located valley and homes below and the much further in the distance Las Vegas strip/skyline and have lunch with my girl. The area is spectacularly clean. It was nice and quiet and overall very enjoyable. The Inspirada community is located in the southeastern part of the Las Vegas Valley within the city of Henderson, Nevada. It is a master-planned community situated in the southern part of the valley, offering a suburban lifestyle while still being close to the amenities of the larger Las Vegas area. Key Details City: Henderson, NV Region: Southeast Las Vegas Valley Proximity: Close to the I-15 freeway and the St. Rose Parkway, giving easy access to the Las Vegas Strip. Characteristics: Known for its parks, trails, schools, and community-focused atmosphere.

Rising above the Las Vegas Strip on the southern rim in Inspirada is a 2.2 acre overlook that…read moreprovides breathtaking views. It is the Inspirada Overlook (also called The Overlook at Inspirada).      One of the things I enjoy doing is touring Google Maps looking for new places. This is how I learned about the Inspirada Overlook. This morning it progressed from a virtual tour to real life when I parked at Anthem Highlands Shopping Center then partook in a walk through Inspirada that included the Inspirada Overlook.    This is a very small park that features a 2.5 desert garden with a gazebo structure. The diminutive walking paths lead to the gazebo structure and open grass space where the overlook is. Although the park is around five years old there was a plentitude of mature trees. Throughout the very short walkways to the overlook are plaques that mention interesting facts such as the exact lines of longitude it stands on, when Henderson was born, and other cool stuff. Above me on the trees, I heard the songs of birds. What I didn't hear was the song of dogs. This is a dog friendly park with a dog waste station.    I spent the most time at the open grass space overlook. This is an awesome spot to take in spectacular views of both Las Vegas and south Henderson. I will explain the view going in a clockwise starting from 12 o' clock at the north. At 12 o' clock (north) it looks down at a grand view of the Las Vegas Strip. From 1 o' clock to 3 o' clock  (northeast) it overlooks the northern neighborhoods of Anthem with the distant Sheep Mountain Range. From 3 o' clock to 5 o' clock (east) the view features Inspirada and the Anthem Highlands with Black Mountain and the surrounding mountains. From 6 o' clock to 7 o' clock (south) it takes in the mountains of the Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area. From 8 o' clock to 12 o' clock (west) in place of an overlook there are new homes going up. When I spent time here around eight in the morning, it wasn't the best time to visit. I believe that the best times to visit would be during sunrise or sundown when the sun puts on a majestic show over the Las Vegas Strip and mountains.     Although I arrived here by walking, there is a moderate size paved parking lot to the south. The fact that there is a parking lot leads me to the impression that this is more than a park for strictly Inspirada residents. There is the possibility that maybe one day in the future the City of Henderson will take over the deeds of the park from Inspirada and expand the amenities. There are currently zero benches or picnic tables.    The centerpiece gazebo structure with the Inspirada name on it is both a community landmark and marketing tool that Inspirada uses to sell new homes. When taking these two things into consideration, it seems evident that Inspirada will leave the open space overlooking the Las Vegas Strip undeveloped.    In the future I plan to return here. Preferably it would be during sunrise or sundown when the sun puts on a mesmerizing show over the Las Vegas Strip and mountains.