Okay what a beautiful park!! My friend recommended this spot for our maternity pictures because she…read morelives around the corner and always takes family pictures here. It's $6 a day for parking, so not bad, but I believe they also have passes you can buy annually. But the best part was there is no need for a permit to take pics, so we saw a few other people also having a photoshoot here. They have some old buildings, which is really cool. And there are geese everywhere haha so beware of them. However, there is also peacocks and we got to see two peacock babies, too. So many great photo opps! They also have lakes, too. We went to one but didn't make our way around the entire park as this place is HUGE. I definitely want to come back and explore more when it's a bit cooler out.

This park is located on the outskirts of the Vegas Area. There is a price list for the entrance…read morefees located at the entrance. It was $6 for 1 car on our visit. The lady at the gate was friendly and efficient. There are numerous picnic areas, fishing from the lake/spring at the "center" of the park, and paved walking paths/trails around the park. There are several lots along the entrance road--just keep driving till it ends if you cannot find a parking or want to start walking further in the park. Birth he picnic areas and portions of the trails have shade. There are grassy areas as well. This is a very nice place to take a walk during the temperate months or near dusk or dawn when it is cooler in the area. If you are visiting the area and want to get away from the busy city or live here and want a nice place to walk, fish, picnic, or sit, this is a great place to go. Also, they have a bunny rescue that lets you adopt bunnies to save them like a dog rescue--open hours are posted in the park.

Absolute Great place chill relax take it easy. Food fun. No better place to escape the rat race.read more

Are you unsure where you need to be? Are you in a fog?…read moreIt's time to get away and find yourself. A hidden treasure and secret, come and see Lake Las Vegas. I'm a local here, This is my favorite place to come and detox. The view from your window is nature all around you. All this because we live in the desert, this is our "oasis." We don't have water here. We don't have nature in its truest form . The created bliss of Lake Las Vegas is something to see and experience. You need to stay here to truly appreciate and love what is happening here . You have your choice of a few places to stay for the evening. There is a Westin Resort and Hilton Hotel. I prefer the Westin mainly for the views and the quality of the resort style stay. You might think that a room at the Westin would be "resort," pricing . Not so ! They need to fill rooms. Our room, a lake view king suite was around $100, plus the resort fee. The Hilton is priced a bit lower. You decide what your best options are . Just know that you have options! It's all in what you are seeking to do. Come and play then stay a while and see what happens. Make sure and let yourself get back to normal and enjoy some rest. Life is busy sometimes and this is a great way to down time and recharge.

A pretty man made lake that you will find in spring mountain ranch state park when you are hiking…read morethe sandstone trail. Gorgeous views even it's fenced off and you can't get up close.

I have hiked around Lake Harriet on my way to Sandstone Canyon and the trail leading behind the…read morelake. The lake is now dry, having been drained to save a small native fish. The state removed the Pahrump poolfish because there was a fish that was not native to the area that had been put in the lake. They then drained the lake and it has been dry for almost three years. The ranger told us yesterday that they hope to refill the lake by the end of 2019. One note for the future hiking around Lake Harriet. The trail on the east side of the trail is closed for restoration. The ranger told us yesterday that it was permanently closed and there would be no loop hike around the lake. As a bit of history, Chet Lauck of the radio show Lum and Abner, who owned Spring Mountain Ranch for a number of years, had the old reservoir moved to the top of the hill and named it after his wife Harriet. The lake is fed by a well that puts much water into the lake. It's a short hike to the top of the hill to see the lake from the parking lot. Just wait until next year if you want to see it with some water.

I was looking for a different spot to do a walk and the Lakes Fitness Trail popped up on Yelp. I…read morehave driven through the Lakes when I've taken out of town freinds to see water in the desert which always impresses them. I first went to park at the Lake Sahara South Park, but the area is shut with a gate. I drove around and parked at the tennis courts area which appeared to be closed. I started walking west on the sidewalk to Crystal Water Way. I realized there that the fitness trail crosses to the west side of the street where there is a sidewalk. I walked along here for a while until I saw the first chance to get a glimpse of the lake. I crossed Crystal Water and stepped over a low wall to a fence where I got a good view of one of the side inlets of the lake. Along the section I walked on the sidewalk, there are a number of exercise machines and some benches to rest and enjoy the pleasant weather--which wasn't yesterday--it was quite windy and there were some sprinkles. Once I had crossed the street, I walked along the curb. The nice thing about the community is the streets are only two lanes when they could be four. This allows for a bicycle path on each side of the street and parking areas between the bike path and the curb. This is where I did the rest of the walk and where most people were walking. When you get to the roundabout, this is where you turn--the direction depending on doing the loop clockwise or counter-clockwise. In a short distance after the roundabout, I came to the Lake Sahara South Park. It had been open for parking, but the gate was closed and locked. You can walk in the park and get a good view of the main section of Lake Sahara. From here, it was just a process of finishing the 2 mile loop. I did take a detour in the small area where I've eaten in three of the restaurants. A note about parking--I'm not sure how much is allowed along the streets. I parked at the tennis courts. They appeared closed and the spaces were empty except for mine. Across Lake East Drive from the tennis court is a large parking area that is not being used. It was the home of a credit card processing center and it closed years ago and there are many dozens of places to park although it's private property. Do not park in the small retail area. parking is at a premium and is unfair to the businesses. This is a pleasant loop with an elevation change of about 40 feet so it's basically flat. Enjoy!

Loved it! Walked for forever with my girlies. I thought i would see more lake but it was coo!…read moreReally long trail, which wasmorelike long sidewalk walks. I thought I woul be able to walkaround the lake but no. All in all i give it a 3. I wasjust excpectIng more lake views. The views you did get to see of the lake were bared off woth huge gates

Very scenic walking park. Restrooms, picnic, and play area are located by the small parking lot. It…read moreis a long trailing walking park nestled between housing developments. Very nice.

Pueblo Park is a spacious, quiet, green park with a couple of nice trails through desert flora…read more It's not well lit past sunset so I recommend walking or visiting during the day. I really do wish they'd light up the walkway especially during the summer at night since it's the safest time for a walk. I like that it's dog-friendly. You'll find poop bags on either side of the park and on the trails in case you forget to bring your own. Many of the dog owners who visit here are thoughtful to watch their dog, keep them leashed and pick up after them. It's definitely ideal for a picnic or hangout with friends and family!

One of my favorite places to hike in Las Vegas is Tule Springs. This used to be a state park but…read morewas tunred over to the City of Las Vegas when the state budget didn't have enough to cover operations. Since then, it has been a city park. There is an admission to Floyd Lamb of $6 per car. To avoid the charge and to do the loop, you park on Racel Street. There are entrances on Racel to access the South Loop Trail. The loop is actually a large retention basin for flash flood water. It is a 1.7 mile loop on a dirt track around this basin. There are wonderful views of the Las Vegas Range and you can see the Metro antennae on Gass Peak if you know where to look. Coming back to Racel, you see the Spring Mountains to the west. The views of these two mountain ranges is outsanding! The mountains offer the marvelous scenery, but don't miss the desert plants that have been added to beautify the area. Creosote bushes, desert marigold, mesquite trees, and other desert plants make the trail something to enjoy by looking at both the mountains and toward the ground. Roadrunners like this type of dry area and I've seen one hiking the loop. If you look at the center of the basin, you'll see an island. There are two trails--from the north and south--leading to this area where you can have a picnic in one of the covered areas. When I hike here, I leave the loop near the historic area of Tule Springs. If you do the loop and have time, take the side spur to the historic resort from the 1940s on, starting as a resort specializing in 6 week Nevada residencies for people wanting a quick divorce. Enjoy the springs, the animals, and the plentiful trees before returning to the loop and back to your car along Racel. There is a North Loop that I haven't done yet. Since it's cool weather again, I have some time to do it. From Neon to Nature. Go out and take a hike and enjoy our city away from the neon.

Great loop of a trail that demonstrates desert landscaping. Also perfect for walking your dog.read more

If you are local and aren't taking advantage of this special place you are missing out! We brought…read morethe dog to the Marina for coffee and the view this morning. Great staff, services and roads. Speaking of, please drive like a tortoise when in the park. It's one of their safety messages!

My friend and I took a lake cruise on the desert princess this past Saturday (7/25/26)…read more What our cruise company did not tell us was there is a parking fee to get in. I learned that it is protected by the coast guards. I guess one way to think of this place is like a national forest. Entrance/parking fee to get in and it is well protected. I probably only saw one piece of trash through the entire lake cruise duration. They truly do their best to keep this place nice and clean. The lake was peaceful and beautiful. As another user already mentioned, even though the water line is decreased over the years, the lake remains a beautiful sight to see. This was my first time here and truly, getting a break from the dry desert was definitely a treat.

The park is super clean, well-maintained, and perfect for both relaxing and staying active. There's…read moreplenty of open space, nice walking paths, and great areas for kids to play. I especially love how peaceful it feels--it's a great spot to unwind, go for a walk, or just enjoy the scenery. The layout is really thoughtful, and everything feels safe and welcoming. Farmers night is every Thursday. Parking is easy also have a coffee shop that is excellent it never feels overly crowded, which is a big plus. Whether you're bringing family, pets, or just looking for a quiet place to hang out, this park is definitely worth a visit! Highly recommend checking it out!

Skye Canyon Park is a great amenity for residents and their guests. We were visiting our daughter…read moreduring a seriously hot week (114°F!) and took our granddaughter to the splash pad and pool area. Everything was clean and well-maintained, with lots of space to spread out and relax. A few of the lounge chairs were covered in bird droppings, and there weren't any supplies to clean them off, so we ended up standing under an umbrella instead. Not a huge deal, but worth noting. Staff was friendly and professional, they checked passes and made sure only residents and approved guests were using the facilities, which we appreciated. We also stopped by the farmers market on site. It was small, but very cute and worth a visit!