I am a soccer coach and I have been training players at cactus wren park for little over 7 years…read moreand this place is fantastic and clean. Good people all around.

Cleanest dog park in the valley. I take my pups there and relax on the benches. I do not smell dog…read moreurine at all.

My dogs really enjoy this park. The field is so huge for the doggos to run across and get their…read moreexercise in. The downside to this park is that it's infested with flies and dog poop everywhere. That's usual for dog parks but I feel like this one is a bit excessive. I know they mow the grass often so I think it's an issue with owners picking after their pets.

this place is an absolute paradox: its simultaneously the worst & best dog park in all of Las…read moreVegas. Let's start with the ambiance: chill, kinda green but mostly poopish Its in a suburb where redlining would have you believe "decent folk" live & prosper & pick up their dog sh!t. But no. At least not the dog sh!t part. which is crazy cuz this is really a place where "due on to others" would make the most sense to practice. WTF dont people pick up their dogs shit is truly baffling, but I will say this... The park is huuuuuggeeee and sometimes when my dog is off playing in certain corners of this dusty green patchy canine dystopia I do occasionally miss his poops... Or I see him pooping and then by the time I get over there I cannot find the turds i know i saw him drop. #phantomPoops So what do I do? pick up other people's poop to pay it forward so that we're not all just out here dodging land mines of poop. It takes a village to .... keep the dog park clean you motherf@ckers!!! And if aint the poop, its da mfn MUD. Bruuuhhhh its the summer the grass is brown, dry & fucked up so where tf these big ass mud puddles come from???? Some might even wonder where the water is coming from when there is not a single spigot or watering hole near these mug patches. might it be runoff bubbling up from the nearby water treatment facility. which might explain the waft of mwuck mwuck in the air? We're not asking questions. were just observing. No shade. literally.... no shade THERE IS NO SHADE AT THIS PARK. There are a fee trees that clusters of locals gather under to have arbitrary conversations about the latest sully. which means i must bake in the sun cuz i refuse to get sucked into dog owner small talk. If you're hoping for any quiet UV protection in the desert, bring a hat or an umbrella... or walk into the talkers circle in the shade with headphones on. they dont even have to be on fr fr. just walk up and start rapping an E40 song and u should be okay. but anyway, its very NOT SHADY. you & ur dog will burn alive by noon. all this... And yet... I still love this place. Why? Because like I said... it's massive. airplane-hangar-meets-football-field type sh@t. And no matter how crowded it gets, there's always a patch of dirt and grass you can claim like the antisocial homesteader you are deep down.. This is a lifesaver for me but even more so ... my dog, who, bless his obsessive little heart, is deeply committed to his one true love: the ball. He's doesn't arrive at the dog park with a friendly attitude and wiggly tail ready to sniff butts or make friends. Oh no. He runs in with a stank attitude and prays he doesn't see his enemies Puppies & High-energy dogs. Naw That's a hard pass from my mans -- they trigger something dark in his soul and he becomes,... well... a Super Asshole. There's really no other way to put it. --face palm-- So, for us, having this much open space means he can live his ball-chasing fantasy without turning into a furry rage machine. And I, too, get to exist in my peaceful introvert bubble, dodging poop mines like a seasoned vet while my dog sprints joyfully into the dust clouded horizon. Would I recommend this place to someone with a weak stomach or white sneakers? No. Would I trade it for a smaller, cleaner park where I have to pretend to like other humans and their hyperactive doodles? Absolutely not. it's filthy it's wild and it's a dream come true. Just watch your step.

If you live in the surrounding area this is a super convenient dog park without having to drive too…read morefar. However there's no water inside the dog park areas there's only one faucet outside of the parks. I also like that there's separate areas for large dogs, small dogs, and all dogs. Every-time I have been it's very empty though so my dogs don't stay entertained too long without other pups to socialize with.

This nice park, which has 1 field, is tucked away behind a wall. Two parking lots. If you come…read morecloser to the field, you will get to the primary parking lot. If you park first before reaching the park, that is the second parking lot. Luckily, some spots were free, at the primary lot, so we were able to park here. There are trees for shade, on one side. The opposite side had fitness stations, those three sets of bars, I don't know the official term for it. I also noticed some benches. At the far end there was a playground. But we didn't go that far. But everyone noticed the view of downtown Las Vegas. There were some dogs. Seems to be a popular park.

A great place to have a picnic and the tables are near the clean restrooms. The restrooms have soap…read moreand an air hand dryer. There is an industrial water theme here. Lots of pipes, contraptions and displays to check out and read. There are a couple of parking lots. One is near the dog park area and the other around by the soccer field. There is an elevated view of the Strip and a big reservoir below. I think its a reservoir though it does have vents. There is pavement circling the open field one can saunter along.

Pit stop while driving through Vegas. This was such a great option for our pup. Got to stretch his…read morelegs do his business. Had shady and sunny spots. Even benches! I did see a watering hole and bowls, but we opted to bring our own for him because it was insanely hot out. Located right next to a fire station. The map will take you to a gated community, but go past that instead and the dog park and parking will be on your left.

Visiting Las Vegas and this dog park was the closest one to my hotel. The temp was in the high 100s…read morethe day we were there and it was waaay too hot to walk my pup on the sidewalk so we were happy to find a fairly local off leash area with grass and shade. There is NO street parking, which is a bummer. I ended up parking near the gate, letting my pup and the kiddo out and then finding parking down the way so my pup wouldn't have to walk on the hot street. We were the only ones in the park, so I can't speak to the other park patrons' behaviors. The park itself was fairly clean and gave my pup room to roam, so for me (and her!) it was a winner.

First time checking out this park. It is clean, nice & quiet…read more Their Playground is perfect for our toddlers. They also have a small splash pad. It's off right now because it's winter but looks nice. They have a few picnic tables with grill. They a trail where you can walk in laps. Also have a small field where kids & pets can run around. They have a pickle ball court too

The park was packed because there was a birthday party going on so there were tons of kids around,…read morebut the playground was still large enough to accommodate everyone. There's a small field that we took advantage of and played baseball on. They have bathrooms a gated dog park area as well as a Pickleball court.

Out of the 4 Inspirada parks that are grouped close together, this is my least favorite one. Don't…read moreget me wrong, it's a beautiful and well maintained park. It's just not as kid friendly as the other 3. There isn't a jungle gym or slides. Just the merry-go-round, the piano that you step on to make music and that weird light/sound thing. There's way too much shrubbery everywhere. And the picnic tables are not under any canopies. If our kids are playing in the already scarce/weird equipment area, us poor moms are sitting under the sun watching them. I don't want to bash this park too badly, but like I said I'm just not a fan. Here are some pros though: 1. There is a pool!!! 2. Basketball courts. 3. Small skate ramp. 4. Large grassy areas. 5. Very clean and maintained.

A nice park but more for the older kids (not too interesting for my 2-year-old)!…read more They only have one play structure, a large rotating net that you can climb, rated for age 5 to 12, but my 2-year-old could play on it while we spun it. So it required a lot of physical work on our part. There was also a more advanced game involving flashing lights and running to touch the posts with the light, which had a whole sign with rules listed out that even I didn't have the patience to read. Lastly, there was a piano keyboard on the ground that didn't work very well. No slides, swings, or your typical playground stuff. There were plenty of seats, shade, water, small grass fields, and parking, though no dedicated lot. The bathrooms are the industrial type, with all metal bowls and no toilet lid.

We almost live at this park and I can't believe I've never reviewed it. I've done Whitney Mesa…read moreRecreation area and I guess I assumed this was the same place. We call this place "shiny alley" because we play Pokémon Go and tend to catch a lot of shiny Pokémon here. I know, it's silly but it does help get the steps in and I need that motivation in my life. This park is easy to get into, off of Russell. There are plenty of parking spaces, especially up towards the bathrooms. The front parking can get a bit busy when there are softball games going but even during tournaments, we've never not been able to find a good parking spot in the back. And if you can't find a spot there, there's a whole other section of parking around the south side of the fields. Speaking of the bathrooms, we've used them before and while they are still public bathrooms, someone seems to be taking at least the basic care of them and we appreciate that. There are always kids playing at the really fun looking playground and there are always people having a small gathering or just out eating lunch at the picnic benches. There is a large grassy area in the middle to play. There used to be much more grass but they've recently removed it in favor of more desert landscaping. Overall, a small park but a great place to relax or do a bit of play.

Came here for a Softball tournament and was a well kept park with restrooms that have automatic…read moretoilets. Nearby is a hiking trail where you can get a Birds Eye view of the games for those that wanna escape the screaming parents and possible violence that comes with youth sports