This is a pretty decent secluded style dog park. It has the enclosures for small dogs and one for…read morelarge dogs. Make sure to bring your dog some water as there is only one fountain I've seen and sometimes it doesn't work, but plenty of room to run around. The only downsides are there is no parking so you're stuck parking at the gas station across the street or in the surrounding neighborhood. The other is sometimes it's not so clean from people hanging out in there and leaving trash and other debris.

Closes at 6 pm in the winter. This makes zero sense. Toss some solar powered lights up and let…read morepeople that work 9-6 have a place to bring their dogs!

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.

Drove past this park a ton of times but this is my first actual visit it…read more The pros and cons are as followed. Cons: The bathrooms are closed and replaced with porta potties, there were several homeless people lounging around throughout and the tennis courts are closed due to construction. Pros: the playground areas were actually clean and worthy of playing on, there's a splash pad, a gated dog park area and best of all they have an awesome/large walking trail which was actually the entire purpose of my visit today. Despite the excessive amount of homeless, I actually look forward to walking the trail, burning calories and getting a really good cardio in.

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!

Okay, this dog park is aaamazingg! It's a true park for dogs! The 'All Dog' side has a large grass…read morearea as well as some obstacle courses. There was even a huge canopy that was able to keep a whole group of us shaded this morning. There was also a (water) splash area which was cooling. We need more bark park like this around the valley.

Love love love this dog park! So much so that we will drive 15 minutes and drive by several other…read moredog parks on the way! Why you ask? Because I have a 4 year old Beagle that was raised during the Pandemic and didn't get out much. Now she's a bit skittish. This park has 3 options Small dogs Large dogs All dogs This is perfect for us because we go to the small dogs section and our pup can enjoy sniffing around, watch the other pups play and sometimes join in herself. There is a trail that you can use to get your steps while your fur baby socializes. Win win!

Today marked the beginning of the three day Great American Foodie Festival at Desert Breeze Park…read more Food trucks, gaming booths and music entertained the crowd making for a family friendly event. The numerous food trucks offered a variety of different cuisines, which, included, Tacos, Barbecue, empanadas, Pizza and several others. There were also options to satisfy any sweet cravings. I love baked mussels and saw this both offering both mussels and scallops. I opted for the combination, which, included both mussels and scallops. The mussels were delicious and had great flavor. However, the scallops were very disappointing. They were extremely small, lacked flavor and were covered by some type of noodle, which, made finding the scallops a bit challenging. The festival grounds are well designed allowing for easy flow while walking around. Tomorrow the festival opens at noon and the weather is expected to reach 100 degrees. So, arriving early might be a good idea.

I only visited the gated park area with my kids. Surprisingly no one needed the bathroom so I don't…read morehave any info for that department, but the playground was planned well for a wide range of ages. I like that they're close enough to each other also, that I could be pushing my youngest in a bucket swing, while my older two kids could be within view on the other regular swings or playing on the playground. The best part I liked was that it was an enclosed playground, so that made me feel a little bit better without having to worry so much of my youngest taking off, especially into a parking lot. She did take off to the field, though. Haha I feel like that, although this is a very large part, there needs to be more upkeep. Saw random trash here and there, and just parts of the park looked neglected. I feel like there could be a lot of potential to make this park better in so many ways with the amount of land here. But one thing that really bothered me that day... I really do not appreciate when people bring their family dogs into the playground area of the park, you know, the park meant for KIDS. And to clarify, this was not any type of service dog either. Service dogs are actually trained extensively that they will not try to engage with others or distractions, so I'm not concerned or have problems with legit service dogs. Even if the family dogs are on leashes, now I have to watch out for my kids getting too close to dogs for either danger reasons, or for their allergies. One lick can cause my son to break out in hives and swell up within minutes!! So thanks, now I have additional stress and dangers added on while trying to let three of my kids have fun at the KIDS playground. And to the dog owners- just because you believe your dog is friendly, it does not guarantee the safety of others around them. So many stories of family dogs literally just snapping at their owners for unexplained reasons. Also, kids may unknowingly get too close to your dog because they're having fun, not looking around for what allergy/dangers are present at the KIDS playground. It's no joke - even if your dog has never shown aggression, one "friendly" dog lick can cause anaphylactic shock to a child (or an adult). A kids playground was meant for KIDS to enjoy, not for dogs to explore.

I go to a run club at this park and it's been great. The route is simple and it's paved, which is…read moreawesome. There is so much room to play, run, chat, bike, etc. it's a very nice park that's well taken-care of. The restrooms are clean, but there's no soap or hand sanitizer, which kinda sucks.

This park has everything one can want in a park and more. Expensive walking trails, multiple…read moreplaygrounds, baseball fields, soccer field, large picnic areas, etc. If you like to walk, the paths here are large and offer longer paths for you to get your steps in with pretty scenery. Definitely a nice park outing for all to be had here.

Sunset Park is an absolute oasis in the middle of Las Vegas!!! It boasts over 300 acres of green…read morespace sitting practically across the street from Harry Reid International Airport, making it the biggest park in the Vegas area. The moment you pull in, you'll forget you're surrounded by casinos and endless concrete. The man-made lake is packed with ducks, geese, and pigeons who clearly believe they're the real owners of the park. Bring snacks at your own risk... they'll be watching.... and NO, they're not afraid of humans so they'll be following you around!! If you've got kids, they'll be spoiled with a splash pad and 5 separate playgrounds to conquer. There are jogging trails for anyone pretending they're going to exercise, sports fields for every game imaginable, tons of picnic tables, and enough trees and grass to make you question whether you're still in the desert!?!?! Whether you're looking to walk off last night's buffet, let the kids burn off enough energy to sleep before 8 pm, have a family picnic, or simply escape the neon madness of the Strip, this place delivers!! The massive parking lot on the south end makes getting in and out easy, so the only thing you'll have to fight for is your sandwich if the geese decide it looks delicious, lol!!

This is the biggest park in all of Las Vegas. They have at…read moreleast 5 basketball courts. Multiple soccer fields. They have almost over 12 pickleball courts i can remember. They have 5 sand volleyball courts. They have a lake to walk around. Lights go off at 11pm sharp. They have a disc golf course. Plenty of baseball and softball arenas. Plenty of places to run around and jog. Multiple playgrounds. Nice Lake to walk around during they day when its not super hot. They have shade too as well around the park. Great for pokemon hunting here too.

Amazing park with room for all dogs birds kids and all people who enjoy nature,nice and clean…read moreespecially in the morning before people from different part of town come and visit and start to leave trash behind to those places always leave trush in the trash cans so all of us can enjoy our beautiful park

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!