North Valleys Regional Park is located in the North Valleys of Reno. The park can be accessed from…read morethe Stead BLVD or Lemmon Drive exits. This park is huge and has a lot to offer. The park is clean and has multiple parking lots to park in. There is a skate park. There are several baseball fields. The baseball fields are in good condition. There are bathrooms at this park. However, they are closed almost every time I am visiting the park. There is a huge, grassy area to play on. There is a volleyball court, even though it's missing a net. There are two playgrounds at this park. The airplane park is shaped like a plane. It's a very cool and unique playground. Soft padding is located underneath this playground. There are no swings at this playground. The plane playground is located at the north end of the park. The playground located near the baseball fields has a large covered eating area next to it. There are swings at this playground but there are no toddler swings. There is a soft padding underneath this playground. This padding is getting worn and should be replaced soon. There are several structures to play on at this playground. North Valleys Regional Park is a large park with plenty to do. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

This is a great splash park for the littles. There is a great play structure and lots to do! The…read morewater is cool, the staff are pleasant, and there is plenty of shade. Our group opted to rent a shaded pavilion for the day and it was perfect! I love being able to bring our own food and drinks. The price for entry is a great deal and totally worth it. However, on our recent visit there was an upsetting encounter. They are pretty strict about the type of clothing allowed to be worn for the safety of guests, sanitation of water, etc., so then tell me why a young girl was allowed to be dressed as a furry? While I understand things like that are a personal choice, I feel it was wildly inappropriate for a splash park for many reasons and should have been addressed.

Luna and I have been on a mission to get out and hit up all the local parks…read more..... What a nice day today (not to hot, I didn't wear a hat) This "Gem" is hidden off a dirt road off of Red Rock. The road almost looks like you are going no where, then it opens up to a the park and a dead end road. The first thing I noticed was the sprinklers where on.... (News says no watering between 11-7) Parks must be the exception to the rule. Not that I'm complaining, I love to see green grass. This park has two play structures, BBQ, picnic tables, horse shoe pit, baseball field, open grasses field and his/hers public bathrooms. No drinking fountains that I saw, bring doggy poop bags. NO ONES wants to step on poooo Oh, and the grasses field would be a awesome place to watch the Air Races. Luna says, "peace out"

Very well marked disc golf course. Be sure to monitor the winds here as the gusts can easily pick…read moreup to 30 mph and make throwing very difficult. The course is easy to follow and all come with a nice tee off slab and well written description of the holes. Can be difficult to find your discs because of all the sage. So keep an eye on where your disc lands. Just missed a birdie on Hole #3. Putter bounced off the bottom part and had to settle for a par. All in all, a very peaceful course to play.

This park has been closed for quite some time but has finally opened to the public with all new…read moreequipment which the community very much needed. The previous equipment was rusted, worn down and covered in grafiti. With the new park updates there is a small kids play area, a larger play structure and something new that I have not seen at many parks, a zip line! There is also more options for children with disabilities to play with added wheelchair accessibility and a swing for children who cannot use the rope. I love the inclusiveness, the sensory station for making sounds, and the shaded areas. Seeing a fully functional park to take place of the worn down one also has made the neighborhood more appealing. We are so excited to play here more, in the warmer seasons to come!