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    See Spot Run Dog Park

    5.0 (1 review)
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    Is it just one dog park or are there specific areas for small and large dogs?

    I’m planning to visit See Spot Run Dog Park in the evening. Does the park have lighting for night use, and if so, until what time are the lights on?

    Thanks for asking and we'd love to have you come and visit....however, there is no electricity at the dog park which means there is no lightning for night use.

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    Kellogg Zaher Dog Park

    Kellogg Zaher Dog Park

    3.9
    (79 reviews)

    I came here today to give this park another chance and today just proves that this park totally…read moresucks. The area for smaller dogs has been closed for over three months. So that leaves me with my only option of grouping my dog with much larger dogs that are 25lbs or more which is dangerous for my tiny 10 pound mini dachshund. In my experience being here a handful of times, I have a found that about half of the owners are careless and do not take responsibility for their pets behavior. My word of caution if you have a small pup anywhere from 6 months to a year old and you want your pup safe just avoid this park. But if you do decide to take your pup to this specific park then I'd suggest you leash them at all times, which kind of defeats the purpose of going to a dog park. This was my experience and sadly at this moment until many things improve, I cannot recommend Kellogg Dog Park.

    We found this dog park randomly through an Apple Maps search for "dog parks." Chose this one…read morebecause it seemed the most open and spacious. Turns out it was. Great open space with real grass. Pups enjoyed chasing the birds. There's public park bathrooms nearby which is very convenient if you need to use the bathroom or just if you'd like to wash your hands - there's both soap and water as well as sanitizer. The dog park has several concrete benches throughout the park both in the shade and in the sun. We started in the shade but then it was too chilly so we moved to a nice bench and got some sunshine. It wasn't a busy day. We went on Thanksgiving Day. Several dogs came and left. The few people we met were very friendly and talkative in a neighborly way. Dogs are required to be spayed or neutered and over 4 months of age. A good policy to have for any dog park! There's a spacious large dog side and small dog side. Each has its own poop bag stations and water fountains for pups. Trash cans are abundant throughout the park as well. Overall, it's one of the best dog parks in terms of cleanliness, convenience, spaciousness, and design.

    St Jude's Ranch For Children

    St Jude's Ranch For Children

    4.3
    (6 reviews)

    A MUST DO and MUST SEE when you are in the area! What first piqued my interest to check this place…read moreout was the sign was out in front of the mission looking like chapel. You can see it after you pass by Lake Mead on 93. It was advertising for a gift store and resale shop and open to the public located on the grounds. So if you are coming here for the gift/thrift/resale shop: Limited Hours - Mon - Sun 10am-4pm Go thru the gates, use the parking area in front of chapel, walk toward chapel and follow the pathway to the right of the chapel. It will lead you to the Spanish structure clearly marked "Gift Shop" It's a nice size shop, clean, none of that musty odor, organized pretty well, the merchandise was either gently used or in new or newer condition. The young man running the shop said that some of the casinos donate the unclaimed items from lost & found Everything is priced to sell. Dirt cheap if you ask me. My finds this visit, puka shells, Hawaiian jewelry $1&2. Bought a wallet for $2! Looks brand new. Crazy...Found a gold plated silver dollar in it!!! On my visit I also saw some pretty evening dresses, trendy clothes for teens, lots of shoes for men and women. All kinds of nick knacks. Vintage stuff. Office supplies, toys, kitchen appliances, dinnerware. Like all thrift shop places it could either be a hit or a miss depending on what you are looking for. Proceeds from gift shop goes to the kids . So yes this is a MUST DO! MUST SEE! - NOT ONLY is there a shop, there is a small classic car museum and part of the grounds is open to the public as well. It's nestled in the rolling hills, there's also a pathway up the hill with the Stations of the Cross leading up to a memorial. with a few benches. To top off the serene setting, the view of Boulder City and Lake Mead from here. Pretty cool! What I learned also from talking with young man running the gift shop was that St. Jude's Ranch for Children is the safe haven and home to abused kids, pregnant and parenting teens, and transitional home for young adults. They nurture and teach the kids life and job skills. He proudly told us that they have a 100% high school graduation rate. Simply amazing! St Jude's Ranch for Children is not affiliated at all with Danny Thomas's St. Judes's non profit org. In 1967 Father Jack Adam's founded this place https://stjudesranch.org/about-us/history/ and for 47 years now it's been home to many kids. When we were milling about the place, kids were just getting off the school bus and you could tell they were happy and felt safe and welcomed here. The public is welcome and there are plenty of volunteer opportunities https://stjudesranch.org/get-involved/volunteer-opportunities/ There's so much more to this special place. Next visit will be to see the classic car museum and the chapel. Another update soon to come!

    2016 Yelp 100 Review Challenge 83/100…read more Waited a while to write a review because this place is near and dear to me. I'm not religious or Catholic (they do have a Catholic church) but earlier this year I started going here every weekend with my family. It's become a weekend tradition. The church is beautiful. It's small but it has a welcoming vibe and strong spiritual presence. Prayers I've prayed here, have been answered. Miracles beyond my understanding. At the entrance of the church, there's a prayer request book. I love that. I'll also look at other people's prayers (not to be nosy) but to pray for them as well. You never know what people are going through. This tops my list of favorite places. It's also a non-profit that shelters and transforms the lives of abused or at risk children. They also collect old cell phones to restore and give the teens to use. Love that. THRIFT SHOP: They used to have a car museum which felt like it was haunted (lol) but now that space holds the thrift shop. Sorry, car museum is no longer available. Service is always friendly here. When you donate here (monetary and things you no longer want) the profits go to supporting the children. Once in a while, I'll see weddings here. It's a beautiful place. I think it was also featured in the movie Fools Rush In.

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