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P1 Padel

P1 Padel

5.0
(3 reviews)
1.6 km

Such a beautiful place to practice pickleball! The ambiance, cleanliness, and service alone is a…read morereason to visit. I went here for the first time with my friends and I loved it! They have so many opportunities to practice your pickleball game and ability to get to know others. Our instructor was very detailed in explaining the game, rules, and tips of how to better one's form. Will definitely be coming back to get in some more practice!!

I played competitive tennis and taught the game many years. Injuries ended my participation in 2015…read moreand I wanted to find another sporting opportunity. Tried Pickleball. It was like full sized Ping Pong and was just not for me. I knew a bit about Padel tennis and was surprised there's a court complex in Summerlin called P1. I signed up for the complimentary "Try Padel" clinic. P1 is a private club. It's a nice facility without being too bougie. A lounge area and a good snack/coffee shack. Massi is our master professional and walked us through the ins and outs. A brief video on rules and scoring, then on to the court. Basic stroke drills with instruction and acutely a one set game! We retired to the club lounge for coffee and pastries! It was fun, humbling, and a decent workout. The club staff are so very welcoming The membership has great incentives to join. And they have social activities too! I'm all in!

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The complimentary "Try Padel" was a blast! Thank you, Massi (center)!

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The complimentary "Try Padel" was a blast! Thank you, Massi (center)!
LV Sounders

LV Sounders

3.0
(4 reviews)
4.2 km

My son wasted two years with NYS soccer until we were lucky enough to get put on a team with Coach…read moreRicky. It is a commitment to get into a soccer club but my son has grown tremendously in the last 12 months of being with the Sounder Club. Ricky is doing everything he can to help build a club that is affordable for all the kids and families that do not have the money to send their kids to the best of private schools and clubs, and the coaching is just as good as you would get anywhere. As for Tyler J., I have no idea who he is and I am very involved in the club, in addition Ricky Towers has never been anything but early to any practice I have attended in the last year and yes he may not be able to answer the phone in the middle of a practice but he will always get back to you.

My child has played for a variety of soccer clubs in Las Vegas - including the "big" clubs, and it…read morewasn't until playing for LV Sounders that my child actually found a home. When you play for the bigger clubs, you're nothing more than a number; another person to help pay the exorbitant coaching fees, but at LV Sounders, each player actually matters. This club isn't about making money and is clearly about creating soccer players. The club fees are actually some of the cheapest in town, and no child, regardless of their parents financial standing, is turned away - the club itself will actually cover the cost of league fees and uniforms for children whose parents otherwise can't afford it. As far as the coaching, I've never seen a coach more invested in his players than Coach Towers. He's the first to arrive for every practice in order to set up the fields, and the very last person to leave. Each player receives individualized attention and every game and every practice is nothing but a positive reinforcement for the children. The children are never yelled at, and never spoken to negatively. A variety of skills are taught at practice, as well as a fair amount of conditioning (anyone that knows anything about soccer knows that conditioning is essential to playing soccer). Coach Towers is extremely knowledgable about the game of soccer. My child has been recruited to play for other clubs and every time the subject comes up, refuses to leave LV Sounders strictly because of Coach Towers. I find that his players are extremely loyal to him and as a parent, I've had nothing but positive experiences dealing with him and his staff. Not only are they knowledgable in regards to soccer, they're well connected in the Las Vegas community, they're always available and they bend over backwards to ensure that both players and parents are well informed and accommodated.

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Desert Breeze Park

Desert Breeze Park

4.0
(118 reviews)
2.2 km

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.

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View from parking lot looking across at the pool facility
View from parking lot looking across at the pool facility
Desert Breeze Park
In the south center park, I am in the shade looking at open green space and trees.

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In the south center park, I am in the shade looking at open green space and trees.
Desert Breeze Aquatic Facility

Desert Breeze Aquatic Facility

3.8
(62 reviews)
2.3 km

We checked this place out over the summer and had a blast!!!! First of all, the price for admission…read moreis so affordable. They maintain a safe swimming environment for children of all ages, and the facility was overall very clean. They don't seem to have enough of the life jacket vests for the super littles, which is the age that these are most commonly worn. A lot of older kids were using the super small vests which should be regulated a little better by the staff. Staff tried to make it fun when the pool had to be cleared during the safety check. No one really wanted to participate in their games but it was still a great effort by the young staff to make the time pass quicker. I appreciated the thought! We brought our own snacks and beverages to enjoy, which I highly recommend. I also recommend arriving somewhat early or there will be a wait to snag some lounge chairs.

We normally come here all the time we just left because they were playing snoop doggy version and…read moreit was uncut. I complained to . The sing was like this and like that and the oart that the manager Casey about it and uet they still allowed to play 2 more songs of illicit music. I wasnt the only 1 complaining I was the ine who spoke up while other parents were leaving. This happened around 150pm. We left and asked for our money back. Nothing like this has happened before at least to my knowledge but it was enough to not want to go back at all.

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7/31/23
7/31/23
Desert Breeze Aquatic Facility
Splashpad for the kiddies

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Splashpad for the kiddies
Desert Breeze Soccer Complex

Desert Breeze Soccer Complex

4.5
(2 reviews)
2.0 km

TLDR: Over 20 fields, nighttime lights available, goal posts not permanent, soccer league available…read morefor children and adults Desert Breeze Soccer Complex is one of the larger outdoor soccer complexes available for personal and league use. On any given weeknight during league seasons, there will be a plethora of children and adults alike roaming the complex. There's even a small playground for the little tikes too! A snack shack is available ask during this time where you can get your cheap sugary/salty snacks. The land is maintained by the County of Clark and large colored balls designate the assigned fields. Yes they have a bowl incline and yes it's a flood risk so please call the drowning hotline accordingly. Will a bum be seen sleeping along the perimeter away from the hoi polloi? Yes and leave them alone! They can do whatever they want during operational hours.

This is a large soccer complex on the north side of the Desert Breeze Park area. It has been…read morecompletely separated from all other park areas with a large fence. The soccer fields are a major part of this complex, they do have two child play areas that are also separately fenced, a snack bar, and many soccer fields. The entry and exit from this park area is from only one driveway so it can be very crowded. This definitely needs some attention from the county as they have a lot of events in this area of the park - including bands and similar venues.

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Desert Breeze Soccer Complex
Desert Breeze Soccer Complex
Desert Breeze Soccer Complex

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