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    Rainbow Family Park

    4.2 (30 reviews)

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    Apple S.

    I wish I discovered this park sooner as this will be my new spot!! Very large, well maintained park. Tons of infrastructures, something for everyone. Nice playground. Tons of grass and trees. Sports fields. Running path. I hope the water fountains at the playground open soon.

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    Shannon Y.

    First time to this park over this holiday weekend and I must say I was impressed at how well kept it was. I am thinking it is because of the High end real estate surrounding this place. The people in this area won't take anything less than perfection for their children I am sure. The park is located west of Rainbow on Oakey Blvd. It has a small driveway entrance that opens up into a great play area and very well maintained baseball fields equipped with bleachers and covered batters boxes. Rainbow Family Park had plenty of parking even for Easter Sunday, which is a huge park day for Las Vegas and certain cultures south of the border. The lawns were well maintained and the restrooms were so clean that the floors were painted and not a single sign of graffiti. High end tax dollars hard at work I wonder which councilman lives in this area? The baseball fields had championship banners from the senior league softball tournaments from several years so I am sure that might be the answer to my question. This park is funded by old rich white men that play softball. That's ok great facility nice little hidden gem.

    Glad i to support my God son LimLim at his t-ball game. 11/11/2017 #RollysGodKids
    Rolly U.

    If you like baseball then this park is perfect for you. I came here a couple of times to watch my God son's t-ball game. Omg it's the cutest thing ever. (Check out my Photos/videos) They have 4 baseball fields (i believe) and a lot of parking near the area. It's a nice hidden clean park. Good sitting areas to watch the baseball games and the restroom are pretty clean. If you know like how i know, living in Las Vegas you don't see a lot of green grass so it was nice to see a ton of green grass here. They do have nice areas to layout a blanket and just relax but be careful because you might get hit by a baseball lol You could bring your dog here but please clean up after them. I did notice some poop in the area. (Hate it when dog owners don't clean up after their dogs)

    Summer morning sky
    Clairin D.

    I enjoy many aspects of Rainbow Family Park. Playground is secluded from the parking lot. Swings. Water feature for hot summer days. Many shade trees. Restrooms. Baseball fields. Walking track. Lawn for sitting near playground. Great fall foliage. Away from a busy road.

    Beautiful day. Shady at the park.
    Alaina Y.

    It's such a great park with a lot of shady areas and parking spaces. It's very calm and not as rambunctious as other parks in the valley. It's somewhat secluded and far from the road, gives enough space for my dogs. YES. I've finally found a park I can enjoy! It's a typical park in Vegas. Has a water area for the little ones and the basic jungle gym. There is a baseball field located towards the back and more parking spaces there. I love how there is a bridge in the middle of the park. Although it doesn't have water under it, it's still a nice touch to the park with the rolling hills. There is even a family taking professional pictures on it! How cute. I recommend you bring a blanket or chairs to sit on because the grass here is extremely itchy!

    The playground.
    Katie K.

    This park is a hidden gem. I searched for parks in the area while I was running errands with the kids and found this place. The playground equipment is no where near the street which is nice when you have more kids than parents. The equipment is well-maintained and free of graffiti which is miraculous in this city. There is a water pad but it was closed for cold weather when we were there. My only complaints are that the bathroom ceiling and walls are coated in massive spit wads, looking precariously overhead while you pee and that the drinking fountain was broken so there was a swamp-like stagnant water in it.

    Water play area @ Rainbow Family Park
    Christie L.

    I came here to celebrate the first birthday of my friends son. It was my first time at this park, dedicated in 1998. While this park offers several things the baseball and softball fields probably yield the most attention. They have 5 of them and they are well kept. From the O'Bannon Dr. side you will find 4 of the 5 fields and plenty of parking from that entrance. From the W. Oakey Blvd entrance is the other field and picnic area that you can reserve. The picnic area is first come first serve if not reserved. Even though my friends reserved the spot months in advance and the paperwork was posted showing it was reserved, people had already posted up in the spot when they arrived and had to be told politely that the spot was already taken. The picnic area is nice and spacious. Lots of tables under plenty of shade and plenty of surrounding tables out of the shade. My friends also hired a taco man and they had plenty of space to set up. There is a running faucet and counter area. The faucet/sink needs work because the faucet was bent and the bottom of the sink was black. Cans are set up for trash and recycle and working outlets meant we were able to play music which was nice. They have a small playground area with slides and swings as well a water play area that the kids at the party had a great time cooling off at. There are plenty of big trees where the large imported pinatas that were brought to the party hung and the kids had a blast. When it comes to the fee for reserving the picnic area (there is only 1 picnic area) I can't believe how affordable it is. For just $25 the picnic area is yours from 8 am - 10 pm. My nephews first birthday was at a park in Henderson and the fee was much, much more and the picnic area was smaller with less options. For parties larger than 50 you need to call and find out about possibly getting a permit. You will also need a special event permit if you plan on serving alcohol at your party. When making your reservation make sure and let them know if you plan on having a DJ or bounce house.

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    Very peaceful park. You just have to move the homeless if you want any event at the tables. Great experience.

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    Small water park for toddlers.... bring towels, bathing suits, and sun block. Can also hang a hammock between the trees. Bbq cool

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    Beautiful park. As clean as a public park can be. Lots of shade and things to do. Cute bridge and a baseball field.

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    I pass through the park to and from church @ St Joseph husband of Mary by walking from my apartment @ Del Rey avenue

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    Great park for running, but what sets this park from most others in Las Vegas, the grass on the ball diamonds.

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    Walk across the bridge to make it to the other side.

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    Children's Park at Town Square

    3.9
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    Our family of four visited on a Monday afternoon. It appears to be a newly renovated jungle gym…read morewith various climbing structures, short slides, mini trampoline and small tree house. It is not overly spacious and it got a bit crowded which could coincide with the President's Day holiday. Even so, it did not prohibit our girls from trying most of the facilities. There is a big faux lawn on the other side of the playground with balls and hula hoops so children could take a break from the playground when it gets crowded.

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    Fun at the splash pad!
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    Park was pretty quiet today around 7pm…read more Park is well kept up and clean, all the amenities, tennis , volleyball, basketball, splash pad, river etc.

    Cliff Notes Price Range: 0…read moreParking: Lots! Perk: Outside park Non-Perk: Outside elements Ambiance: Have I mentioned, outside? Dress: Comfy Noise: Low Temperature: OUTSIDE Recommend: 100%. Response Time: N/A Professionalism: (Depends on you and how you treat others) Date: 4/11/26 Dissertation: We came here for Pirate Fest, but the park itself deserves its own little standing ovation, preferably with a dramatic pirate hat tip. This place is huge, beautiful, and surprisingly impressive. It has that rare park energy where you can wander around and still feel like you have only discovered about 12 percent of it. The grounds are spacious, clean, and well kept, with plenty of room for events, families, kids, dogs, festival chaos, and people like me pretending I am "just going for a stroll" when really I am hunting for snacks. For a big event, it worked really well. There was enough open space that it did not feel like everyone was crammed together in one sweaty little patch of grass questioning their life choices. The park gives you room to breathe, walk, sit, explore, and fully commit to whatever themed event you accidentally became emotionally invested in. Overall, this is a vast, beautiful park with great event potential and plenty of space to enjoy. We came for the pirates, but the park itself was definitely part of the treasure

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    Farmer's Market on Sundays
    Farmer's Market on Sundays
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    Centennial Hills Park

    Centennial Hills Park

    4.0
    (105 reviews)
    9.5 mi

    Visited Centennial Hills Park (dog park area) and honestly had such a great experience from start…read moreto finish. First off...parking was a breeze. There's plenty of it, and it's super close to the dog park, which is always a plus when you've got excited pups ready to go. The park itself is split into a small dog area and a large dog area, and both sides were well maintained. The grass was green and mostly clean, and there were multiple shaded seating areas to relax while keeping an eye on your dog. I really appreciated the water fountains placed around specifically for the dogs, they looked clean and well kept, which isn't always the case at dog parks. There are also lots of trees, so even on warmer days, you can find shade easily. There were easily 15+ dogs there during our visit, and the overall vibe was great. Most of the dogs came over to say hello, and they all appeared healthy, well groomed, and social. No aggressive behavior at all... just the occasional male dog trying to assert dominance, but nothing escalated and owners stayed attentive and in control. That alone says a lot about the type of crowd this park attracts. Speaking of people...everyone we encountered was friendly, respectful, and responsible. It was really nice to see that every dog owner we noticed picked up after their pets. That level of consideration makes a huge difference. Beyond the dog park, the rest of the park was just as lively. The volleyball courts were packed with groups having a good time, and the fields were full of soccer teams ranging from little kids to teens. Even the restroom was well maintained, soap to wash your hands, full rolls of toilet paper, no trash or debris on the floor no floaters in the toilets. The playground was surprisingly not crowded, and it looks like it's been updated....there were no traditional slides, but instead more interactive and physical play structures like climbing ropes, stairs, and obstacle style features that make it fun in a different way. Even the parking lot experience stood out... people were patient, respectful, and courteous. One driver even pulled back into their spot after starting to back out just to let me pass, even though I had paused for them. It's little things like that that really add to the overall experience. All in all, it was an amazing day at the park. The weather was perfect, which definitely helped set the tone, but the cleanliness, friendly atmosphere, and thoughtful layout of the park really made it stand out. This is one of those places you'll want to keep coming back to.

    This is a huge fun park in NW Las Vegas. Our young kids love the big red playground, which includes…read moreswings and a couple of slides. There's also a splash pad and a big grass field to run around in. The bathrooms are close by and maintained well. The walking trail features structures that display prehistoric animals and information about them. We really love how close it is to the Centennial Hills Library. It's a fun outing to do the library and then the park!

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    Second of two playgrounds
    Second of two playgrounds
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