Hey yall! I was…read morelooking for a trail park to run on and found this lovely park with a track and I think I'll come back around 7pm at nights when the sun goes down to run around! They turn off the lights around dark times I see but I'll for sure be back! I've been finding parks to run at and feel the breeze outside! I always go to an indoor gym but sometimes I wanna be in nature and see the trees and grass! I love running it's so fun! I love pushing my body and opening up my heart chakras more while running. It's a good thing! Anyways check this place out! It's getting hotter everyday in vegas now! Maybe I'll try to run during the heat but I'll need shorts to run in heat! We'll see!

It's a local park with a large parking lot, but not a very safe place to hang out. There's a lot of…read moreempty field in this area, but so windy and dusty, and you probably wouldn't want to come here and hang out with homeless. I think the perk here is the convenient dog park.

Small park with 2 baseball diamonds. The few times I have came to the park we're due to baseball…read moregames for Spring Valley and Pecolle Little League as they use the baseball diamonds. Parking is either across the street or along the street. There is one building for bathrooms, a smaller building that is used as a "snack shack" and a play area. The play area has a large slide, some swings and a small slide area for smaller kids. That about sums it up. Not in the greatest area from what I recall. One night swat was in the area and we were pretty frightened by the flash bangs, but the baseball diamonds are pretty legit, so it gets 4 stars.

This park has become the home of the homeless community. They set up tents, live in the playgrounds…read moreon the higher levels of the infrastructures . It's just inappropriate.

I came here today to give this park another chance and today just proves that this park totally…read moresucks. The area for smaller dogs has been closed for over three months. So that leaves me with my only option of grouping my dog with much larger dogs that are 25lbs or more which is dangerous for my tiny 10 pound mini dachshund. In my experience being here a handful of times, I have a found that about half of the owners are careless and do not take responsibility for their pets behavior. My word of caution if you have a small pup anywhere from 6 months to a year old and you want your pup safe just avoid this park. But if you do decide to take your pup to this specific park then I'd suggest you leash them at all times, which kind of defeats the purpose of going to a dog park. This was my experience and sadly at this moment until many things improve, I cannot recommend Kellogg Dog Park.

We found this dog park randomly through an Apple Maps search for "dog parks." Chose this one…read morebecause it seemed the most open and spacious. Turns out it was. Great open space with real grass. Pups enjoyed chasing the birds. There's public park bathrooms nearby which is very convenient if you need to use the bathroom or just if you'd like to wash your hands - there's both soap and water as well as sanitizer. The dog park has several concrete benches throughout the park both in the shade and in the sun. We started in the shade but then it was too chilly so we moved to a nice bench and got some sunshine. It wasn't a busy day. We went on Thanksgiving Day. Several dogs came and left. The few people we met were very friendly and talkative in a neighborly way. Dogs are required to be spayed or neutered and over 4 months of age. A good policy to have for any dog park! There's a spacious large dog side and small dog side. Each has its own poop bag stations and water fountains for pups. Trash cans are abundant throughout the park as well. Overall, it's one of the best dog parks in terms of cleanliness, convenience, spaciousness, and design.

Great an quiet park full of trees and grass for kids to run and play or a nice family picnicread more

Beautiful very spacious spread out park. Enormous grass field which is not flat. Some people were…read moreplaying a game that's set up. There's a playground and a walking trail. Parking around the park in the street.

Infested with roaches or maybe those water bugs that look like roaches, but please do not come here…read moreunless you are highly interested in bugs. The parking lot had a few on the trashcans and we thought that maybe maintenance was low and decided to go onto to the water to take a look. Not even a couple of feet into the park thousands and thousands of roach like bugs on the ground just crawling around. The trees were beyond infested and i think can be a root cause to them being at the park along with the water.

A Japanese spring festival that mystically returns to Las Vegas at the perfect time of spring…read more Bringing in tranquility in springtime weather. Not too hot. Not too cold. A warm welcoming crowd. Without feeling overcrowded. A rather small park tgat resulted in the most yelp Worthy photos. With a final significant photo with a most lasting reminder. Be Good at Life.

good dog park cr@ppy general park…read more Dont come here if you want to get a good walk in. Its mostly for dogs.

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.

Field 4- Last night Play-off game- 2…read moreBetter Referees last night ((it makes a huge difference)) Sadly, it was a loss for my son's team, Lawrence. The JOHNSTON cheerleaders were cheering to a song, which I thought was unsportsmanlike conduct or rather, in poor taste; that's on the Coach of that Cheer team. Adults shape young minds, think about it. Canarelli also lost to the other team (Hubby's connection? The first QB of his NYS League flag football team.) Ice cream truck Golf- cart selling elote, on the fields, beating out the ice cream vendor Large parking lot The trash dumpster enclosure doors feature footballs- that's nice

It gets a bit insanely busy in the evenings, but pristine in the mornings. I'm impressed it cleans…read moreup so nice overnight. Well kept, well lit, and friendly crowd. Dog park currently not open due to maintenance.

Spring Valley Park is one of my families favorites to come to. They have a big walking path that…read moreconnects two big parks as well as a dog park. My son loves the splash pad area here and the park is usually never crowded when we go. There's tons of benches and gazebos, perfect for bbq's and picnics. I love that they have real grass here and it's very well kept. I will say the park is in a rough area so it's not uncommon to see a couple of homeless people around but we've never had any issues and they usually are just relaxing and keeping to themselves. Overall this park is a great spot and is literally right in the backyard of spring valley HS. It's super walkable and has a good amount of parking. Will be coming back a lot more for the summer.

Located at the corner of Buffalo and Flamingo…read more We came here yesterday after seeing that Paul Meyer Park was tiny. We came with scooters and a football. Good size parking lot, there are four full lanes of parking, enter on Flamingo. There are three Dog Park runs; don't know what the difference is, but I am guessing one is for smaller dogs, maybe the other is for bigger dogs? There are benches located at various spots. There are blue bollards located at different areas. There is a bathroom in the middle of the park. There are a bunch of trash cans, as well as dog waste bag stations throughout the park, so there's no excuse for garbage or dog poop. There are some spots to hang up your nets, like, volleyball nets. There are signs, like the rules, etc. There are some shaded areas for small parties. There are paved trails as well as dirt trails for walkers. There were two playground areas; one of them we visited, one was for the wee younger ones, and the other part is for bigger children. At the end of our visit, our son went to the one that you can see from the street, just to go on the swings, for a few minutes. This park is massive. We didn't even check out everything. Well, we were on scooters (hubby took some walking laps), and then, we took a break, when we visited the playground, the one that is more towards the neighborhood. One end backs up to the Spring Valley High School. One end is near a residential neighborhood (there is a circular drop-off point for cars). One end faces Flamingo. One end faces the empty lot near Spring Valley High School. Not many people here. Some homeless people, but they don't bother you. Some people with dogs. A few families were also enjoying the nice day. We enjoyed our time here; we threw the football for a while. The last time we were here, it was Covid- era.