Loved playing tennis with grandkids. Courts are perfect. Couldn't have picked a more beautiful…read moreplace.

Great fields, easy to miss entrance from highway 50…read more In fact, I really recommend turning left at Arrowhead where you have lights. Highway 50 is SO busy, and it's scary to turn north from eastbound traffic onto Centennial Park Drive. The park sign is really small and hard to spot on Highway 50. When you enter the park, softball fields 1,2 & 3 are on the left. Keep driving past Eagle Valley East golf course, the road will turn right and take you past the tennis courts and on to fields 4, 5, 6, and 7. The upper fields have bleachers, restrooms and snack bar. The entire park is clean and well maintained. It's a pleasure to watch games here. Plenty of head in parking available. I recommend parking in the upper portion and to the right - less chance of dings and broken glass from home run balls. All traffic is one way around the fields, returns to two way at tennis courts. No dogs or alcohol allowed, but snack bar serves beer.

This is a beautiful park and maintained nicely. It is so green in the summer. Very nice place to…read morepicnic and walk.

Beautiful colors in October!…read more Well-maintained park with beautiful trees! Fun to go to at any time of the year.

While on a road trip hubby & I wanted to include Carson City as part of our itinerary…read more It's Nevada's state capital. Where to go? My sis & BIL, locals in Reno, suggested the railroad museum. We arrived promptly at 9am, and parked in the free lot. It's $10 admission fee into the museum No senior discount. Train ride is additional cost. We passed as the train goes around in a circle on property a few times. Most of the restored locomotives are local - the V&T aka Virginia & Truckee. Used primarily to haul silver & timber. Staffed mostly by volunteers. Hubby & BIL spent a great deal of time with a volunteer who took them behind the scenes. At least an hour. Sis & I waited in the front lobby where there was AC. Outdoor temperature in the high 90's. There's a small museum gift shop.

I really enjoyed my tour with my in-laws. Bill was a great and knowledgeable guide with a great…read moresense of humor and love for locomotives. Great experience! Great history of the area and then some that blew me away. In today's day in age we should all take the time out and take a step into history here.

An awesome Historic building in history-rich Nevada. The Ranch has an eye-appealing view of the…read moreSierras, the staff is personable and informative, and the events held during the spring/summer/autumn season are exceptional. The museum is first rate, clean, interesting and informative. The Director, Event's Manager, Staff, Docents and Sponsors are top notch!!! If you are traveling to Nevada, to Douglas County, to Minden/Gardnerville, the Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park should be on your journey's agenda.

After living in the Carson Valley for over 27 years my wife and I decide to make our first visit to…read morethe Dangberg Ranch, and we walked away wondering what took so long. We were there to enjoy one of the speakers in their summer series, Christina Thomas, "Songbird: The Story of the Paiute People" and she was great as she shared the history of the Paiute people in the Great Basin. The Dangberg Ranch is located on HWY 88 just south of its intersection with HWY 395, and you'll head west onto a dirt road for about a mile to get to the ranch, and the road is a bit rough, and on the day we went, muddy from recent rain. Was it worth it? Absolutely, here's the web-site, and I'd encourage you to add this to your tour of the Carson Valley: http://www.dangberghomeranch.org/ As a side note, the view of the Sierra Nevada from this location are incredible.

We had a wonderful time here for a birthday party. This park has lots of grass, close parking and a…read moresplash pad which was a big hit with my toddler.

Meticulously groomed park. Lots of shade with lots of old growth trees. A water feature and a nice…read moreshady gazebo as well. Beautiful park especially on a super hot day. My family and my small dog enjoyed it!

This park is a very nice and clean park. A creek flows through the park. There is a paved walkway…read moreto help you enjoy your walk through this park. There is a covered eating area with picnic tables underneath. The playground is in good condition. The playground is a little small. There are toddler swings and regular swings at this park. There is a seesaw at this park. There are wood chips underneath the playground. The playground has a fence around it. There are no bathrooms at this park. There are no basketball hoops at this park. Street parking is available. Have fun out there. - Dadzone

Nice neighborhood park in a beautiful location on the west end of Carson City. A drainage runs…read morethrough the park, splitting it into two sides. A walking path encompasses the park on either side. There are several picnic tables and benches, a covered picnic area, and playground. We saw a herd of deer running through on a recent visit. Just a great little park overall!

Just peaceful and it's serene to just think and get grounded again. A place to reconnect and have…read morepeace and quiet.

An inviting mini park with shady gazebo and an extended dirt trail that meanders through the…read moresubdivision. Awesome views from the picnic area. A+! Lots of gambler quails here. Park on the street. No toilet's. Water fountain for humans and their pets. There are trashcans.

What a fantastic stop! They've created a wonderful little museum that provides all the information…read moreyou need. You can also camp and explore the nearby ruins. It's a great spot for lunch, complete with tables, grassy areas, and a designated space for your dogs to enjoy.

Excellent piece of history, nice little campground and right on the Carson River. I would give it a…read more5 star. But Buckland Station is hardly ever open. We got lucky and it's pretty neat historically.