No cars where in parking lot when we arrived and we had the whole entire park to ourselves…read more Inzalaco Family Park is a small, quiet park with swing sets as well as a nice size gated playground area. They have bathrooms, a water fountain, one gazebo with picnic tables, a small walking trail and one large field that we had fun using while we ran around, safely played with a bow and arrow, tossed the football around and flew kites.

Inzalaco Family Park is located in Southern Highlands, in the most southwest portion of Las Vegas…read more The area has quite a few fantastic parks, Inzalago being just one of many. Like Echo Trail Park, Inzalaco Family Park has a play structure that is fully fenced in which is just so great. I truly love the peace-of-mind knowing that my toddler is safe within the fenced area while playing! Some of the best features of this park include the well-maintained play structure with plenty of different-sized slides, climbing and stepping structures, a tunnel, and a tic-tac-toe wall. The park also has a small swing set as well as some picnic tables. The playground is completely covered and is adequately shaded throughout. One of my favorite parts of this park are the grassy areas all around. There are so many trees scattered around the grass, making the scene peaceful and beautiful. Although this park is relatively small compared to some others, it is still a great one to visit!

Great neighborhood park with lots to see and do. Splash pad for the kids, restrooms, large grassy…read morearea for soccer or other sports to practice on, jungle gym, picnic tables, recently resurfaced basketball court, walk paths, Pokemon go stops and 3 dog parks for large, medium and small dogs. Been enjoying the amenities for years! Worth a visit and remember to pick up after yourself, no one else should have to.

This is a nice park and I go there almost daily, but the park officials have put a target on my…read moreback. I have 2 dogs and because it's so hot Iate mornings I usually let them wash off in the splash pad for a couple mins, them dry them off before getting in the car. I won't go in there if there are other people and children around. My dogs are trained. I watch many people bring their dogs off leash in the splash pad with no repercussions. But the second I step foot on the pad with my dogs, in an empty park, here comes the security truck driving up to tell me to put my dogs on leash. They have specifically targeted me. I'm pretty sure it's because I have been vocal about it. I've been in the park literally alone with not a single soul in sight, my dogs by my side while I dry them off, and here comes security. I told them that they must be so bored in their day to send someone to drive all the way out there in 115 degree weather, in an empty park to tell one soul person to put their dogs on leash. Today I watched as 2 peope bring their dogs unto the spash pad, off leash for a good while and left. One oerson's dog wasnt even wearing a collar. I went unto to the splash pad after them for no more than 2 minutes. And like clockwork, here comes security driving in to harass me. If you're going to enforce the rules then enforce it for everyone. At this point I am being targeted and discrimated against. Yeah, I'm black too so what does that tell you.

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!

Consistently have club ball tournaments at this park for whatever reason. Not a great area. The…read morebathrooms are mostly gross, trash gets over flowing. There are about 10 un-housed people that live here. They won't bother you too much except to tell you about the child predator that also visits there and to watch your kids. Occasionally, the Marshall will show up for a visit. The icecream man comes back sometimes and there is a taco truck around the corner at 711. Good people watching at the 711 around the corner too, and you can grab some cheap hotdogs for the game. They do have a pretty large dog park here that I don't see being used very often. More often than not, there are just random dogs running around. They also have a basketball court and just recently fenced off the kids play area. I suggest taking mosquito spray if you are wearing shorts after it rains.

Today was my first time at this park and I was happy to come because they have a dog area and this…read moreplace was 8 mins away from my home. The park has a playground with swings, a water play area, basket ball court, baseball field, some exercise equipment and a doggy park for large and small dogs. The park isn't the nicest but it has a good amount of parking and has benches and tables to sit and have picnics. I'd definitely come back my dog enjoyed it a lot.

This place is absolutely spectacular. It has such a large park in front of it with several…read moredifferent activities to do. There is a sandpit, their swing-set, little exercise area. There is all sort of fun stuff, a fountain and then you walked back to the dog park and there's two kennels, small dog and big dog and they are huge with wonderful lush green grass. Just amazing lots of friendly people and great well-behaved dogs. One negative is a whole bunch of tiny fire ants. I found in three different locations even got bit and it hurt really bad. I hope they take care of that soon.! lots of free parking.

This park is massive. It was apparently closed but we didn't see the sign since the writing was so…read moresmall. We were told it was closed by another person who brought her 3 dogs and we left a few min later.

I have been coming here for over a decade and this dog park is the largest one in my area and the…read morebiggest one on this side of town I have been to. They have 3 different areas depending on the size of your dog, but one is always closed for maintenance giving you the option of two areas for small/medium or medium/large dogs. The dog park itself is usually maintained and I appreciate the nice space. The downside to me is sometimes other dog owners or rude people here, but that can happen anywhere so just be aware. Thank you to the city for this great space! The community really appreciates it!

It's very sad to see irresponsible owners leaving their dog waste in this place for dogs. Well, I…read moredidn't see them do it, but I was avoiding piles here and there. It's just a pet peeve of mine; people are like that, lazy, inside of our community too. I have dog waste bags attached to our leash. I also have wet wipes attached to the leash too. There are large waste bins inside and outside of the Facility- so there is no excuse. There were a few tables and a bench for visitors. Before I took her in, we already had a walk beforehand, so I wanted to really get a bit tired. I met some nice dog-owners yesterday. I took my senior dog here, and she didn't know what to make of it. We hardly take her on car rides because she used to be really noisy, like shrieking loudly noisy, but in her senior years, she's mellowed out. I took her off the leash, and at first, she was close to me, as I was walking, but then she just kind of sniffed the perimeter of the chain link fence. Of course, she stepped right into the puddle of water. But then some dogs were coming up to her, sniffing her private area, and she was doing the same, which was fine. In her earlier years, she would've caused a fight. But like I said, she is mellowing out.

I stumbled upon Jimmy Pettyjohn Jr. Park and it caught my eye. It is located in Southern Highlands…read moreand seems to be in a nice area. The park is gated with green, manicured grass, trees, flowers, etc. It has a nice kids playground and covered gazebo with picnic tables. Just sitting around there was very relaxing and peaceful.

This park is located near the Southern highlands community center. I had to park across the street…read moreand walk over to get to it. There is a round circle seating area. The park is small but the location is great. This is a park I would generally come if I wanted to get a breath a fresh air but not necessarily a park I would visit to get a good long walk in. My dog enjoyed sniffing the grass and moving at a slow pace here.

Stonewater Park is located behind the beautiful stone water gated community. But the so-called Park…read moredoesn't have a playground nor swings nor a bathroom nor a water fountain or anything else. It only consist of a massively large, lush, well watered green field... and that's it. To feel like this trip wasn't a complete bust we decided to run through the field and play in the sprinklers a bit. We also took a self-guided tour of one of the luxurious units at the Stonewater complex located next door.

This small park is fully gated with a large grass lot and a short walking path. It states that this…read morepark is a dual use drainage-recreational facility and is subject to flooding so just be aware. There is no parking lot for this small park and the entrance gate can be hard to find. It's a pretty clean and lovely park, though. For parking, there's a corporate center just up the way. Park and follow the sidewalk by the road down and you'll find the entrance on your left. It's a shame that there's a "No Animals Allowed" sign posted. This park would be such a delightful and relaxing place to stroll with your pup if allowed. Other than that, it's a lovely place to visit for a quiet and quick stroll.