I've been to this park numerous times and have been coming here for years. However, I haven't…read morereturned in quite some time... several years to be exact. It looks as though the park has the typical/normal wear and tear of any park that's been around for years in this harsh desert climate. With that being said it's still a pretty good park. They have restrooms, water fountains, two full tennis courts, a basketball court, Big and little kid playground areas, swing sets, a large properly maintenance grass field where lots of kids have been known to practice soccer in. They also have a fitness area as well as a jogging path that I've had the pleasure of using to burn off those pesky calories. Lastly, they have one gazebo area as well as a frequently visited ice cream truck. Hence the reason to burn off those calories, lol.

This is a great park with expansive walking trails and lots of park offerings like a playground,…read morepicnic areas, soccer area, etc. I feel like if you didn't live right here or know about it, you may miss out on how expansive this park truly is. It's a great spot for a workout and a long walk. The park is in beautiful condition, minus some trash overflowing throughout the park trash bins when I visited. It seemed busy with lots of people. The parking lot was full, but there was plenty of off street parking as well. A great upbeat vibe for a park with lots of active people here enjoying the outdoors.

A great play area for my kids to let loose some energy during the Thanksgiving holiday…read more This sports complex is across from the Sierra Vista High School and offers tons of sensory areas, swings, a small grass patch and some of the cleanest bathrooms I've seen at a public playground in a long time. There's also a swing made for children who are in a wheelchair, which is pretty awesome, allowing all children a chance to swing and have fun. The one downfall of this park is that it's across the street from a high school school. As soon as the high school got out, this park was filled with older kids playing on stuff that is obviously made for small children, almost knocking kids over, and being a little too free with the language. I'm not a prude, but c'mon you can't hold off on the F-bombs for a few minutes? Still a great playground with a lot of things to do and plenty of disable parking spots.

This park is nice. Many of the soccer fields are always closed unless a group makes a reservation…read morethrough the city. There is a park and water area here with some walking paths (I come for the walking paths) as it's in a convenient location for me. Not the best park in the city, but nice and clean. If you play soccer this would definitely be the spot for you. Lots of dog walkers come here that want a quieter park. There's also a very nice and new park with a splash pad, and musical instruments on the far side of this park (look for location on the signs or you may miss it).

First they allowed a free-workout just to check out the place. Very clean, maintained well, smells…read moregood per my 12 yr old son. Really like they have a dribbling and passing station and then your own separate court station to practice and better your shooting skills which monitors you success at both stations. App is so easy to use especially for my son, I can just drop off and he knows how to use the tech there. We've had several one on one coaching sessions with Coach Jacob. He's been great, patient and really cares about teaching the fundamentals and player development. So definitely recommend him as well. All the people who worked have either coaching, playing experience or both. They're all great and even come up to my son to offer any advice during his drill. You can tell they all care, very friendly and creates a growing your BBall skills. Shout also to Coach Tim, both of the Coach David, Malachi, Dino, Donovan. Just a great staff. I wish had this kind of facility when I was a kid. It's really for all ages.

Cool place. We went there for a birthday party, and everyone seemed friendly. The place is heaven…read morefor basketball lovers. If you are or your kid likes basketball - it's a great spot.

It's March and this park is in beautiful bloom. I have never experienced such spicy, fragrant and…read moregrassy smells in one short walk. Also, the bumblebees, birds and ladybugs were busy doing their thing. The dirt, small hill trail is to the right of the parking lot and the main complex of fields. It's dotted with exercise equipment, benches and covered picnic tables. It connects to a rugged trail along a fence toward a washout/open area. It also connects to a cemented path around the grass fields. Lots of parking. There are toilets. Playground. Not too much shade. Lots of people walking their dogs. Lots of families enjoying the grass field.

Great park that offers three large soccer fields, multiple basketball courts, bathrooms, a working…read morewater pad, a super fun playground area with lots of things to climb, several gazebos scattered throughout, multiple swing sets and a fitness area located at the top of the hill with a walking path that will lead you there. There's also a picnic table located underneath a gazebo and a pretty great view of the surrounding area once you make it to the top of the hill as well.

Paiute park is a nice way for the powers that be to pay homage/tribute to the Native American tribe…read morethat it's named after. The park has a nice size field perfect for playing soccer. A full court basketball court, restrooms, a small covered sitting area, a playground area for small children that consist of climbing a small bridge and 3 slides. As well as the volleyball court which me and the kiddos took advantage of on this nice sunny day. It's very clean with no litter in sight and we all look forward to revisiting the next time we're in the mood for a volleyball match.

Nice park located in Mountain's Edge on West Robel court and South Cimarron Road. Sand volleyball…read morecourts located in the rear and four half basketball courts in the front. Kids playing area with a couple picnic benches to enjoy the days whilst having a bite with the fam. Large grass area in the rear. Never seems too be many people at this park except for the basketball courts so come and enjoy what Paiute Park has to offer. Tip: they close at 10Pm nightly so plan accordingly.

It's a very nice indoor air conditioner track where you walk at your own pace. You walk on the…read moreinside track which allows anyone that wants to pass you can do so while walking on the outer portion of the track. Everyone that works there is nice & friendly!

First time playing at Silverado Rec Center after calling them recently and said they have their…read moreopen play for Pickleball from 12-130 pm there. I go there and then more people keep adding up to play up to around 25-30. I noticed if I'm lucky to play 2 or more games at a time before it shuts down. Then I emailed the mgr to 'cc' Dist A Comm says they cannot restrict from morning pickleball classes which is like 1045 am to 12 pm when I just get there for the 12-130 open play. This is NOT FAIR to all of us who didn't come to play the morning pickleball classes. They only go for the ones who are morning people and don't care about everyone else.

We come here for my kids basketball games. It has 2 courts so 2 games can be played side by side…read more There is not enough seating. The worst part is there is no air conditioning or if there is any, you can't feel a bit. Are you kidding me? It's 110 outside in Vegas and you sit here sweating watching your kids play. I wish NYS would not schedule basketball games here in summer. Tarakanian is much better.

Love this gym! I highly recommend the West coast basketball program ran here! my son played there…read morefor a while and I can't say enough good things about Dedan and Trever! thank you both.

Summerlin's most thoughtfully designed neighborhood park…read more Unusually green for Vegas and beautifully balanced between walking paths, picnic spaces, sports areas, and family-friendly corners. Its 18 acres are lined with mature trees, and this time of year the ornamental pears are peaking. They burst into clouds of white blossoms, their branches dusted like powdered sugar. When the breeze moves through, petals drift down slowly, almost like a gentle snowfall. It's intensely beautiful, and because the bloom is so brief, and arrived early this year, it's worth visiting now before it disappears. Notes: although a sign lists the hours as dawn to 10:30pm, the park feels safe. I haven't seen any homeless individuals here, likely thanks to the security guard who patrols in a golf cart. The amenities are extensive: lighted basketball and tennis courts, sand volleyball, bocce ball, horseshoe, shuffleboard, a large playground, BBQ grills, and a community center offering classes and programs. There's also restrooms, water stations, and plenty of parking. My dog has officially declared this his new favorite park. He loves seeing all his friends, each greeting the other with sniffs, and catching up on everything they've missed since yesterday, lol!

This park is nice , always has a lot of people! Super dog friendly. Clean park! Also has basketball…read moreand tennis courts and a little "hockey" rink too. As well as volleyball!

Coach Kyle has always been amazing, and such a great mentor for kids. My son loved training with…read morehim, and learned so much with his time. Pricing is so reasonable, and he does spend a lot of time with the kids, even in a group setting.

My child has been in this basketball program for several months now, and I can't say enough good…read morethings about the experience. Coach Kyle is not only knowledgeable about the game but also patient, encouraging, and great at connecting with the kids. The program is a perfect balance between discipline, fun, and growth. Highly recommend to any parent looking for a positive basketball environment!

Went here this morning with the kids for a group event. Parking was easy and I really liked that…read moreboth playground areas are enclosed. It makes a big difference when you have little ones or wanderers and want a bit more peace of mind. There are options for both bucket swings and regular swings, so it works well for different ages. The splash pad area is pretty spacious and gives kids plenty of room to run around, although it's not enclosed. There are quite a few trees around the park but they aren't really positioned in a way that provides much shade where you'd actually want to sit/can sit comfortably. The women's bathroom had multiple stalls, which was nice, but there was no changing table or hand soap in the bathroom. The bathrooms just gave a very worn look/feel to it though. Also not a big fan that they were a bit far from the playground and right in front of the parking lot. It gave me a bad feeling. I also saw there's a disc golf course here, if anyone is wondering (pics provided). The biggest issue for me was the amount of trash scattered around. There was everything from random litter to cigarette butts in common areas, which took away from the overall experience. With better maintenance, I feel like this park can be a favorite in the future.

I can see that this used to be a good park. Great park even, in the past. Play structure, baseball…read morefield, nicely designed disc golf course, drought tolerant vegetation, nice walking paths. However these days it seems to be run into the ground. Just very dirty and unloved. Trash everywhere, dog poop everywhere, faded signs, graffiti, broken irritation. It was so difficult to play the disc golf course when every feet had poop. Bring hand sanitizer!