Been coming to hike this mountain for the last 6-7 years. One of my favorite spots for a quick climb or walk around the base of the mountain which is about 2 miles. Ample parking. read more

Beautiful well maintained dog park and park to room around in, definitely get your exercise here! A few of the trees were memory trees with names on plaques which was very sweet to see. read more

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Went here for Easter Sunday, and it was super packed! But it was still fun because we were able to play on the field. However, there weren't a ton of trees, so it was hard to find shade. We had a picnic blanket in our own chairs, but ended up having to sit on a slope that was a bit dirty because it didn't have grass. All the picnic tables were taken. Some people brought their own canopies, so they were able to get shade. As for the play area, it wasn't too busy because of the kids were on the field and Akun but it could've been a little cleaner. The park had trash in very locations which we had to clean up in order to put our stuff down. We did not use the restroom so I'm not sure how those were. There was ample parking, but because it was Easter Sunday. It was really busy. When I went here on a weekday, there was tons of parking and we were able to park anywhere. If we were passing by this area, it's an OK place to stop. read more

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One of my favorite outdoor spaces in town! I love all the different stations and park places, so much room for lots of people. I love that there are humongous dog parks, with tons of room for them to actually run and play. It's so nice to have a clean and clear path to walk around, and I especially love all of the memorial trees. There is plenty of parking all around the park, so if the initial lot is full, there are two different lots just around the way (down the residential streets, next to the lower basketball and pickleball courts). Love this place! read more

The park itself is pretty decent. Lots of trails and the mountain itself is a good short hike with great views. The 1-star review is mainly for the pickleball courts. During the daytime, it's perfectly fine, and new nets were even installed. What makes this court difficult to play in and even hazardous are the severe lack of lights on every court. The illumination between one side of the court over the other is drastically different. If you're on the side towards the fence, illumination can be so bad that you can lose sight of the ball coming at you. This makes for very frustrating games at the least, and worst case are players colliding with each other during play. Players have submitted requests and complaints to the county ever since they changed the lights to LEDs, but it seems like it's just falling on deaf ears. Nearby courts like Durango and Police Memorial offer well-lit courts. I recommend you head there if you're in the neighborhood if you want a good session. read more

Seven of us have been meeting one morning a week at 8AM at a park. It's time to bring coffee, your own chairs, water, and plenty of good conversation. Last week, we met at the Lone Mountain Regional Park. I watched the park as it was laid out and then built, but this was the first time I came here. I was impressed by the variety of things to do--bocce, tennis, playground apparatus for kids, walkways for getting exercise, and picnic areas. Since it was a cold morning, we spread out in the warm sunlight at social distancing protocol. The park is clean and very well maintained. While I have several parks near me, this was a great place to go to be with friends for an hour and a half. Adjacent to Lone Mountain Road and the 215, it's an easy off and back on spot. read more

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Lone Mountain Regional Park has a plethora of walking/riding paths, all of which are very nicely maintained.  Tip: Within you'll find areas that have been specially designated for use by equestrians, people on foot, and/or dogs. Because there are quite a number of hikes herein that are quite challenging, Lone Mountain is a great place to visit either by yourself, with friends, and/or with family.  I strongly suggest that if you find any of their resources appealing, you take the time to stop by and check the park out :-) read more

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I was invited for a picnic on a Saturday evening. I have never been to Lone Mountain Regional Park but I've passed it quite a few times. Let's just say the view from this park was so breathtaking. It was nice to be able to see the city from such a peaceful area. It doesn't make you feel like your caught up in the fast life of Las Vegas. There was so much parking available and you can tell that this park is very well kept. I'm keeping this review very short and simple. But needless to say, I would definitely recommend this park whether you want to go for a job, get a nice view of the Las Vegas Valley, or have a nice bbq or picnic with family and friends. read more

Lone Mountain Regional Park - Playgrounds Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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This is for the hike up the mountain and not the park itself. The hike it self is fairy easy all incline, the tiny gravel Is a little slippery. I've done this hike twice and it was a good workout. it a lived closed i would be here at least 2 to 3 times a week. read more

Gorgeous wide spread out park with large grass fields on the hill and an extensive playground. No water park but the water sprinklers were perfect.lots of basketball fields and tennis courts picnic tables all over and a parking lot stretched over the side read more

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I organized a BBQ party here yesterday. They have 6 very clean picnic pavilions. We were able to snag one of the Areas C-G - the limit is 50 people in each, 1 charcoal BBQ, 2 tables, bench seating around pavilion, but no electricity. All areas are covered. You can either reserve it or first come first serve. Area H - the limit is 75 people. There are 4 large charcoal BBQ's, 8 tables, 4 trash cans, and no electricity area covered.   The walking trails, playgrounds, horse shoes, Tennis, Basketball, Bocce Ball courts, and bathrooms are well maintained. I believe it was built 5 years ago. The playground has no swings. There are 2 bathrooms and the parking can be busy during holidays and weekends. You can hike up Lone mountain as well for 360° view of Vegas. read more

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I'm new to hiking & I hike this mountain frequently with a group. It doesn't look like much, but if you go straight up the face of the mountain, it's a challenging climb. It always kicks my ass & did so once again. One day, I will conquer it without feeling defeated. It's a great hike to do if your short on time. It takes about 2 hrs if you climb at a moderate pace. read more

Lone Mountain Regional Park - This me climbing Lone Mountain! - Playgrounds Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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My daughter and I went walking on the walking paths today with our dog. Dog Friendly, Yes! There is a park that is connect to this one which is located off of Lone a Mountain Road. The other park is about .7 miles down a walking path. That little park had a play ground and riding arena and training pens and more lawns and pavilions with BBQs. Such a pretty area. A well maintained park and the views of the Las Vegas City are breathtaking. Next time we are going to hike to the top of Lone Mountain. I think fall would be a great time to do this hike. The whole loop with the mountain top is 3.7 miles. Easy hike! Bring water. We were here today May 20, 2020 and covid-19 restrictions meant the bathrooms were closed. read more

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If you employ Siri to get you here, she will direct you to the wrong side of the park. When you see the park, you are there. This park has more than just a walking path & playgrounds! There are features that you can learn from at any age! You can play bocce, tennis, basketball, learn math, geography, history and even conquer the little climbing wall! We walked for roughly 2.5 miles and didn't have to double back. I think we only covered about 1/4 of the possible route. This park is worth a drive. read more

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We will make the drive to come here. I mean, any park surrounding Lone Mountain is my favorite. I really love this area. I love the view, the cleanliness, the openness, and elevation. It is a park which offers a bit of everything for everyone. You can picnic beneath a gazebo or on the grass, and did I mention the view?! Lol. The only thing I would complain about is the lighting at the playground, and that the playground itself can get a little boring in comparison to the other playground equipment nearby. There are NO SWINGS. As a parent to 4 boys, they dont notice or care. Though, i have met many parents who do. But I mean still...it does it's job. Basketball courts are nearby so in this household, it satisfies everyone's desire. There are two bathrooms one by the playground and one by the basketball courts. If there are parties/bbqs happening, parking can be pretty scarce. However, it isn't something to instill fear or to be deterred. Lol. Enjoy! read more

Lone Mountain Regional Park - Playgrounds Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Construction on this brand new park on Lone Mountain just off the 215 was completed surprisingly fast. Disappointingly, it has no swings, so it doesn't truly qualify as a playground at all. If you are looking for tennis courts, basketball, horseshoes and bocce (?!?!?!?) playing areas and as far as the eye can see, or a convenient place to park your car for hiking Lone Mountain, this park may suit your needs. May as well change the name to Lone Mountain Geriatric Park. There are picnic areas and a playground. The slides and other play features (AeroGlider, thick balancing rope) have codes you can scan with your smartphone. I have no idea what they tell you, but I'm telling you that Lone Mountain Discovery Park just down the road is superior. Maybe construction isn't really complete... my husband and I both commented that they seemed to have run out of money, as we reached the trash can that marks the sudden end of the concrete walkway headed towards Lone Mountain. read more

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Yelp 100 Challenge 2013- 12/100 Came up here to celebrate a friends birthday this past Friday evening. The park is nicely located next to Lone Mountain (hence the name.. duh). This park offers ample picnic space that is covered, Tennis Ball Courts, Horseshoe Courts, large play area for kids, and bocce ball courts. The only thing that was a slight disappointment was that by the time the sun went down, the play area was not lit up. We searched for lighting and didn't find any switches to light up the play area for my nieces. We enjoyed a few rounds of Bocce Ball and I will return solely for that-- Make sure you BYOB (bring your own bocce balls) read more

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We had church in the park today Everyone had an amazing time together. We had and quick but Spirit fill service, then we really had a wonderful picnic. With lots of games and fun. Oh yeah tug of war and water fights with water guns and so many games. Everyone played! But plenty of great food and great church family fun even invite other people in the park and they had a blast too. The park with beautifully clean and wonderful place to come. read more

Absolutely beautiful park! Great place for little ones to play. The playground equipment is kept in great condition and has shade covers to help protect from the strong Vegas sun. Great fields for sports, this is where our kiddo plays soccer. We really enjoy the beautiful Mountain View's from this park. Nice large covered picnic area too if you're having an event. It's nice and convenient that there's bathrooms at this park as well. read more

Lone Mountain Regional Park - Playgrounds Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Played bball here with a few co-workers. Court was nice. Not a lot of people playing but there were people walking their dogs and flying remote controlled planes. Very clean park. Would come here again read more

Awesome awesome awesome! Great park with just about ev erything you'd need. Picnic tables, gazebos, BBQ's, bathrooms, basketball, horseshoes, tennis courts, fields to play frisbee or volleyball or just to lay around and catch some sun, trails to walk around, bachi ball court, and a children's playground. I hope I didn't leave anything out. Check this place out. It's awesome. Did I mention that already? read more

Here in Northwest Las Vegas, a couple of playgrounds all within walking distance from each other. Rather quiet in the day I went. Plenty of fun for my daughters. Depending on the time of day, ample shade from the sunlight. There is even an area you could ride and/or train a horse. If you can find this park, use it ! read more

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The most wonderful park - Clean, safe, and people have so many events at Lone Mountain, so there is always wonderful dishes. The community is lucky to have Lone Mountain Regional Park. read more

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Beautiful quiet morning here for a walk, I love coming here. It's always clean they have tennis courts Picnic areas , play areas, open grass areas and they are dog friendly. read more

Restrooms and hand wash areas need to be taken better care of. Hand wash area in men's area is not working at all and barely working on women's side. You have a hard time getting any water on the women's side to wash your hands. read more