5 stars...cheaper than therapy, no appointment needed…read more Discovery Park is hands down one of my favorite parks...your friendly neighborhood escape from reality. Bonus points for Friendship Park being right next door, because the vibes here are actually good and not just "posted-on-a-sign" good. We've been coming here for years and it never misses. Every visit delivers the same thing: peace. It's beautiful without trying too hard. Some days it honestly feels like you took a wrong turn and accidentally crossed into another state,calmer, greener, quieter... and nobody asking you for anything. Perfect place to walk the dogs, let the kids burn off every ounce of energy, or just sit and clear your head when it's been running at 100 mph all day. If you need a mental reset without packing a bag or burning gas, this is the place. Safe to say this park is officially locked into our weekly and monthly routine

Very nice park. Super close to Green Valley recreation center- so it was nice to hang out there…read moreafter our class. I was surprised how busy it was. I can see it's a bit old, some playground areas are tarnished, but overall very clean and well kept. Both kids had a blast. Will come back for sure

Out of the 4 Inspirada parks that are grouped close together, this is my least favorite one. Don't…read moreget me wrong, it's a beautiful and well maintained park. It's just not as kid friendly as the other 3. There isn't a jungle gym or slides. Just the merry-go-round, the piano that you step on to make music and that weird light/sound thing. There's way too much shrubbery everywhere. And the picnic tables are not under any canopies. If our kids are playing in the already scarce/weird equipment area, us poor moms are sitting under the sun watching them. I don't want to bash this park too badly, but like I said I'm just not a fan. Here are some pros though: 1. There is a pool!!! 2. Basketball courts. 3. Small skate ramp. 4. Large grassy areas. 5. Very clean and maintained.

A nice park but more for the older kids (not too interesting for my 2-year-old)!…read more They only have one play structure, a large rotating net that you can climb, rated for age 5 to 12, but my 2-year-old could play on it while we spun it. So it required a lot of physical work on our part. There was also a more advanced game involving flashing lights and running to touch the posts with the light, which had a whole sign with rules listed out that even I didn't have the patience to read. Lastly, there was a piano keyboard on the ground that didn't work very well. No slides, swings, or your typical playground stuff. There were plenty of seats, shade, water, small grass fields, and parking, though no dedicated lot. The bathrooms are the industrial type, with all metal bowls and no toilet lid.

We went here for the market to check out vendors and graba quick lunch…read more Ended up hanging out here longer, their playground is nice, it is enclosed so it's easier to watch the kids, only one entrance/exit in & out the play area. You can even watch them beyond the fence. It's a clean & quiet park, overall good!

Surrender your unwillingness over to nature and let your spirit be restored and recharged…read more Who needs to step away from life? We all get overwhelmed? We get these feelings of uncertainty and anxiety; it how we deal with this self battle that we come out stronger from. I have always been able to overcome anxiety by just being close to a tree, or breathing in fresh air . We were not meant to be penned up inside a building all day long with fake air. We need to breathe. Hence the reason we escape to the park. Living in an urban jungle where everything around us is covered in concrete is disturbing. We have to keep our calm be collective. When I'm doing the day to day movements of work, the mundane plain that we coexist in an air of chaos sets in . One can call this chitter chatter of fear or anxiety but just going outside enlightenment happens almost immediately. Take a brisk walk, breathe in and out. These things can lower your blood pressure, stress, and inspire your inner greatness to grow. Let's go to the park . How many mornings do we take the time to walk and get in touch with nature. If you have not done this recently make time. A brisk walk would do you good. You can spent time alone or with those close to you. Get out and ride a bike or walk . Are you looking for your best self? Have you gotten lost recently and distracted? Do you need to soar high above the clouds? You can get in touch with your inner self with that trip to the park . Are you brave enough to go down the slide? Cross the monkey bars again? Do you remember how to swing? Push back higher and higher . See you are doing it . Release and relax your inner child is in control now. Let your thoughts flow. After playing, now how do you feel!

Love this park it's always clean and so much for everyone to do. I love the large grass area and…read morethey have events all year round

We just had a baseball tournament at Mission Hills Park and it was a wonderful location for the…read morebaseball activities that took place. The fields were pristine and the location was easier to get to and had a lot of businesses in the area to visit Just down the block. You have Starbucks, Albertson's and a lot of other businesses that you can shop while you play at the park however in this case, we had a baseball tournament take place there and it was the coolest little park to play in. If you are going to go there, it's recommended you bring canopies and something to shade yourself! Don't forget to hydrate definitely use this park to have fun. Bring your dogs and enjoy the area.

I had been to this park a while ago, but it seemed that they have upgraded it a bit since then. The…read moremajor impressive addition is their splash pad, which is like a mini water park. They have have the water not just shooting up from the ground, but areas they can climb up into, water coming from above with small arches and giant flower sculptures. Multiple buttons to activate different water features. They make this available to 8 pm, but it would be nice with the Vegas heat if the parks allowed this till 9 pm. The playground is smaller, one less traditional but geared towards older kids, and a smaller one for the littles. Both these areas are very well covered by shade clothes above. They have unique saucer type swings off to the side and a small rock climbing cave. They also have a large basketball court. Parking is street parking primarily, but there is a small parking lot as well.

We love this park kind of a bit far drive for us but it's worth it. Has a huge splash pad. Two…read morejungle gym and workout center .safe and clean

A good safe park away from busy areas. Has a small splash pad. You have to push the button and the…read moretop to get the water going. It's a good park if you or your kid are antisocial lol. It doesn't have a canopy.

This park was just okay. The bathrooms were barred and that seemed sketchy to me. Took some…read morebeautiful pictures of it though. Also, the "splash pad" area was just the snake and it wasn't working when I pushed the button. I'm assuming that water comes out the mouth there is a canopy over park though. Some picnic tables too.

A small park, but a really enjoyable park for little ones. It holds a special place in my heart…read moresince this was the first park we ever took my daughter to play. The best part of this park is the shaded playground! The playground is nice size with a variety of features. There are only two spots little ones could fall off and they are on the same side. It saves me trying to be everywhere at the same time. It has small slides as well as bigger ones. A variety of ages could enjoy this playground. There are four swings, two bucket style. On each side is a small pavilion with picnic benches. There's also a large grassy area in the front of the park for the kids to run. Around the playground is a sand volleyball court, tennis courts, a baseball field, and a basketball court. For a small park they have a nice variety of activities for everyone. The small parking lot is a short distance from the play area. The bathrooms are in between the parking lot and play area.

Cute neighborhood park with popular tennis fields. One way street around it. Small parking lot…read more Feels like a safe neighborhood.

This nice park, which has 1 field, is tucked away behind a wall. Two parking lots. If you come…read morecloser to the field, you will get to the primary parking lot. If you park first before reaching the park, that is the second parking lot. Luckily, some spots were free, at the primary lot, so we were able to park here. There are trees for shade, on one side. The opposite side had fitness stations, those three sets of bars, I don't know the official term for it. I also noticed some benches. At the far end there was a playground. But we didn't go that far. But everyone noticed the view of downtown Las Vegas. There were some dogs. Seems to be a popular park.

A great place to have a picnic and the tables are near the clean restrooms. The restrooms have soap…read moreand an air hand dryer. There is an industrial water theme here. Lots of pipes, contraptions and displays to check out and read. There are a couple of parking lots. One is near the dog park area and the other around by the soccer field. There is an elevated view of the Strip and a big reservoir below. I think its a reservoir though it does have vents. There is pavement circling the open field one can saunter along.