I'm just visiting and this park has been the ultimate space for Pokemon hunting and for family…read moreenjoyment. On this day I just went for Pokemon and stayed in the air conditioned car as it was over 90 degrees.

I looked on maps for a place to go running and this park was suggested. I was a little disappointed…read moreas it's just concrete sidewalk not my preferred place to run. I decided just to walk. However the loop around the park is about a mile which makes it for interesting scenery. If you're going to do a few loops. They have disc golf, basketball, horseshoes, volleyball, and a number of playgrounds. Plenty of covered picnic space whether you have a small group or large group. Lots of families, walking dogs, kids on scooters - overall a quiet and respectful space.

A beautiful park for all ages. Just a short walk to Red Rock mountain views. A day of perfect…read morebeauty and fresh air in a spiritual sense of closer to heaven.

Here in 10/2025.. this place is lots of fun for all ages…read more There is a Big kids and Little kids playground. A bike trail...huge open grass area to play any sort of ball for family time. At night the light poles are censored and light up only by presence. The splash pad is right in the center of the playgrounds ‍‍‍‍

This course sits between residential areas. So if you over throw it, you may be climbing into…read moresomeone's backyard. It's built in the middle of a walking path that usually has a few dozen people walking it so be careful. During the summer months this is a great course to play as it provides a lot of shade. This course is a bit confusing especially towards the last 5 or 6 holes. The signage is pretty spot on, but if you've gotta see the pin before you toss, you may be in for a lot of double takes. Once you finish hole 12 or 13, you have to take a walk down the street. About a 5 minute walk to get to the rest of the course. Not much out of bounds on this course. This is a great course because if you have a left hook or a right hook, half of the course is in your favor. Figure the rest out ;) See you on the course!

"Shoot the Gap!"…read more Nestled in what I think was supposed to a wash for extra rainwater to avoid flooding, is an eighteen hole disc golf course that weaves in and out of a private neighborhood. The person who designed this course is obviously insane. This course tough. A lot of the baskets can't even be seen, so you need to rely heavily on the signs at each tee before you take your shot. Some of the holes are around blind corners, hug the wall, and few are even directly behind trees. Trees! There are so many trees on this course, that after you play this course I'm sure you'll have dings and chips out of your brand new fancy disc's. A few gripes about this course... - Terrible signage. If you've never been here before, you'll get lost. - Located in a neighborhood. Literally the course goes through houses and backyards. At one point you have walk a quarter mile down a street to get to hole fifteen. - Dog poo. This course follows a walking trail where the surrounding neighborhood takes their dogs to go #2. Even though there's a doggie poo bag station every twenty feet, people still leave steamers all over the place. I stepped in two... two!, fresh piles of recycled kibbles n' bits. What are the odds? - Dirty looks from old folks. ** Shakes fist ** "Stay out of my yard!" I personally really liked this course. Mostly because I've never seen a course through a neighborhood before. This is NOT a starter course by the way. If you come here for your first time, I can almost guarantee you'll lose a disc in a backyard. Have fun fighting the neighborhood dog for that one. PROTIP: Bring water and extra discs. Just incase one goes flying over a neighbors wall.

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

Gorgeous park. Love taking my little one here. She always has a blast. Her favorite things to hit…read moreare the giant slides, the "tree house" play ground, and the steel drums before finishing off with a swing sesh. Loads of different activities for all age groups. Wish the ponds were cleaner but I get it.

Beautiful park nestled in with a beautiful Summerlin neighborhood!…read more Very clean, well manicured and expansive views of the city! I love coming here for a peaceful stroll down the walking paths, admiring the beautiful desert trees and flowers. If you enjoy frisbee golf this is your spot , beautiful landscaping and lots of space to show off your skills! Impressive playgrounds for the kids with interactive equipment and lots of shade and space to run around! Tip- there is a doggie area at the far end of the park near the school!

I love this park for my kids! The zip lines (there's more than one area) are so much fun!…read more Only thing is I wish there were changing tables! I luckily bring a puppy pad to lie my youngest on when changing her diapers wherever I go, so I did put that on the grass in a less populated area along with her wipes and hand sanitizing wipes. But why can't parks, that are meant for families and kids of all ages, provide changing tables?!?

The trails are well kept up and offer a nice, long walking path in a safe area.grass is well cared…read morefor and depending on the season you'll see some flowera Right along the trail there is a frisbee golf course as well. Cool option. The course seems a bit narrow though.

This trail is so green and beautifully cared for. It is a great place to take pictures and makes…read moreyou forget we live in a desert. Located in the summerlin area between some neighborhoods tucked away. Aug a great escape with tons of green grass. Trail is great for getting a decent walk in.

I stopped by here mid-week for my first time because I was coming home from the Strip. I checked in…read moreat the clubhouse and the people in there were very nice. It was $10 for 9 holes. I was pretty much alone because it was 100 degrees, only one other disc golfer and a pair of regular golfers in front of me. It was fun and actually a bit challenging as you have to hit it straight and avoid a lot of overhanging trees. Greens are in good shape and pretty slow rolling. I finished in an hour and went to their little bar and had a Natty Light. It was a great way to spend an hour and I will be back for sure.

Nice course for beginners. The price is reasonable and the hours work with pretty much everyone's…read moreschedule.

Great an quiet park full of trees and grass for kids to run and play or a nice family picnicread more

Beautiful very spacious spread out park. Enormous grass field which is not flat. Some people were…read moreplaying a game that's set up. There's a playground and a walking trail. Parking around the park in the street.

A pleasant surprise ballpark. A short tour walking the field of dreams. A wish taking me to the…read moreball game enjoying my favorite team.

Freedom Park offers some great outdoor activities for children and families alike. Organized trams…read morecome here to practice and compete against one another. Batting cages are also open go anyone that wishes to practice their swinging. The snack bar offers typical snacks (pizza, hot dogs, burgers, pretzels) along with a nice variety of draft beers. Great way to spend a nice evening.

Great local source for the outdoorsman! Great selections of everything from backyard to mountain…read moretop!

Great store, has a large variety of things. I had an online order and the process was smooth…read more Al assisted me with my purchases and was great. Very friendly and had an answer to all my questions. The whole staff was friendly from walking into the store to when I walked out. Definitely recommend coming here for any type of hunting or camping things. Great selection and great staff.