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    Henderson, NV

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    O'Callaghan Park

    4.5 (26 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Pokemon Go! Pokestops and view of the whole park.
    Luisa C.

    This is an amazing medium sized park that has everything you need. The center of the park has a decent sized grassy area making you feel you're not in the desert. The grassy area is surrounded by cement walkways. Next to the water tower there's a playground and a larger one towards the parking lot, both with large picnic bench areas. There are tennis courts on one corner and baseball fields on the opposite end. Behind the fields you can find fronton and basketball courts. In the back corner there are two smaller dog parks with a few obstacles for doggies to play with and another large picnic area. There's plenty of benches to sit down at if you're tired. You can easily walk around the park circle a few times and get your exercise on. People are friendly and I often see the same local friendly faces. Weekdays are very calm with your occasional dog walker and non-school age children playing at the swings. Weekends are more active with more walkers and children utilizing the playgrounds and baseball little league. Are you a Pokémon Go hunter? This is an amazing park! There's tons of Pokestops and 2 gyms. Half of the Pokestops are in a shaded area. Good quality pokemons and everyone is friendly doing their own thing on community day. Look at my picture so you can get the Pokémon Go view of the park.

    There are 2 playgrounds, this one is at the top of the hill
    K A.

    Very large park! It's a beautiful area to walk around. It has a bridge. It has 2 parks a distance from each other.

    Stefany V.

    Gorgeous park, big walking trail, clean tennis courts. Plenty of people walk their dogs here, and there's a smallish playground as well, in addition to a baseball diamond for little league games. My BF is a member of a tennis league here and they play games and practices twice a week. The courts are well-lit in the evenings with lights that run for an hour at a time, and there's ample shade around the courts during the day as well as the bench between courts for spectator seating.

    Nicole S.

    O'callaghan park has been in Henderson Nevada since the mid-1980s. This is a lunch to a lot of shade trees which is a bonus in a hot desert when you're looking to cool off outside in the summer. Ample walking trails are concrete sidewalks and are lifted in a few areas due to tree roots. So pay attention and be careful while you're on your morning stroll. The park boasts a baseball field, basketball courts, sand volleyball, tennis courts and two playground areas for kids. Make note that there's only one bathroom for the entire park so if you're at the playground area near the sand volleyball, I'll need to give enough time to take Junior up to the potty. The park is very dog friendly and you'll find regulars that are here bringing their coaches in the morning and the evening. Many are so comfortable with their dogs at the park that they're not on leashes. So if you're coming here with your Pooch for the first time keep an eye out. Now, they just added a brand new agility park for dogs we're off leash is allowed. I've lived on the street for years and the park has provided a safe, fun, excape from my family. The only criticism that have for the park is that there isn't enough lighting for when the Sun goes down. It would be great at the city of Henderson would install more lighting underneath the covered picnic areas. Will keep an eye out for that!

    View of the park from the parking lot.
    James W.

    Often referred to by teens as "O'Cal," this is an older park which has aged like fine wine, and offers a little of everything. You can find a baseball diamond, basketball court, racquetball court, volleyball area (with sand), two parking lots (one via Skyline and the other via Horizon), swings, walking path, open grass area, barbecues, tennis courts, restrooms, and playground. Unlike other parks in the area, which seem somewhat separated from the community, O'Callaghan is smack-dab in the middle of a neighborhood. There are houses across the street on Skyline, as well as back yards from nearby homes sharing the entire Eastern edge of the park. While there isn't a splash area or as many barbecues as found at Mission Hills Park, there is more than enough to here to make this one of the better parks in the area. Although you can often find people here at all hours of the day or night, it gets pretty dark here after hours, and doesn't feel quite as inviting as it does during the day. Overall, O'Cal is a vital park in the area, with plenty to offer kids and parents alike.

    Dana S.

    This park is within walking distance from where I am staying. I usually go here to jog or play tennis. The park itself isn't very big, but it is well maintained and has everything you'd need in a park: two lighted tennis courts, jogging path, play ground area for the kids, basketball and handball court, baseball court, and plenty of trees and greenery. It is generally pretty peaceful and people there are respectful. There is always some type of little league game going on so for a small park it lively, but not crazy. There are park benches and picnic areas. It is a great place to come for a leisurely stroll, a jog or to partake in one of the sports.

    Walking path
    Adam D.

    I like O'Callaghan park. It has 2 playgrounds, swings, volleyball, baseball, racquetball, tennis, and basketball courts. The trees provide shade. There are bathrooms and water fountains. It is a nice place to bring the family.

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    I love going for walks over here! Lots of grass, open space and things to do! One of my favorite parks

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    Clean park, lots of grass, 2 smaller dog parks, and tennis too!! Clean bathrooms and in a nice neighborhood.

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