Peccole Ranch Walking Trail is my favorite trail in the area! It's bright, green, and incredibly…read moreinviting. The full loop is about 3 miles, making it perfect for a relaxing walk or getting some exercise. The trail is always clean and well maintained, and the friendly neighbors you pass along the way make it feel even more welcoming. It's such a peaceful place to enjoy the outdoors, and I always look forward to coming back.

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.

Amazing park with room for all dogs birds kids and all people who enjoy nature,nice and clean…read moreespecially in the morning before people from different part of town come and visit and start to leave trash behind to those places always leave trush in the trash cans so all of us can enjoy our beautiful park

Summerlin's most thoughtfully designed neighborhood park…read more Unusually green for Vegas and beautifully balanced between walking paths, picnic spaces, sports areas, and family-friendly corners. Its 18 acres are lined with mature trees, and this time of year the ornamental pears are peaking. They burst into clouds of white blossoms, their branches dusted like powdered sugar. When the breeze moves through, petals drift down slowly, almost like a gentle snowfall. It's intensely beautiful, and because the bloom is so brief, and arrived early this year, it's worth visiting now before it disappears. Notes: although a sign lists the hours as dawn to 10:30pm, the park feels safe. I haven't seen any homeless individuals here, likely thanks to the security guard who patrols in a golf cart. The amenities are extensive: lighted basketball and tennis courts, sand volleyball, bocce ball, horseshoe, shuffleboard, a large playground, BBQ grills, and a community center offering classes and programs. There's also restrooms, water stations, and plenty of parking. My dog has officially declared this his new favorite park. He loves seeing all his friends, each greeting the other with sniffs, and catching up on everything they've missed since yesterday, lol!

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.

Pretty nice park with plenty of shaded areas and two age groups of play sets. There is also a small…read moresand area by the younger age play set, up against a wall where parents can also sit nearby and it's under some trees also for shade. The splash pad is a large area and also has shade. Plenty of table/benches in shaded areas also and grassy spots all around. No swings at this park though if that's something you're wanting. I understand that kids can get hurt when they run in front of swings, but...maybe at least for the younger side with bucket swings where parents need to be present and it'll be less likely for kids to run in front of a moving swing. My youngest (3) kept asking and wanting to swing.

Been going here for years and every kid I've brought here loved and enjoyed this place…read more Sand area, huge grass area, fun playground and big splash pad are a big hit with kids. Covered picnic area is very convenient and a great place to retreat during summer time. Being maintained to ensure cleanliness every single morning!

Beautiful park! Came to watch a softball tourney to watch support the fam!…read more A lot of stairs and long incline to work out! Definitely need to check out if you want a decent workout

Beautiful softball fields and great parking at this upper field location! Love that the park is…read moreeasy to get to from the 215 and always kept in good shape!

Was looking for a new park to take the kiddos, I take care of too. Found this little gem hiding in…read moresummerlin. This is such a cute and clean park! We love the playground and all the things that surround it. Has a nice bathroom and set of swings close by as well. No splash pad, but still lots to do! Will definitely be back !

Nice city park, has bathrooms, tennis courts, a nice covered picnic area. It's in a good area next…read moreto a school, so you see families and kids playing. The real grass and view of the mountains make it very pleasant.

This park is clean and spacious…read more Not crowded at all. Lots of parking and several stations for children to enjoy as well as adults. The adults have a workout station for cruntches and pull ups. I wouldn't hesitate to stop by again when wanting to get away from the strip for a bit.

Clean, safe park. Took my dog on a little ride around our neighborhood and came across this park…read more It is on the smaller side but there is a paved walking trail surrounding a large, open, grassy area. Includes basketball courts, playground, and an inclosed tennis court. I'm excited to continue visiting this park. Great spot amongst the residential area for walks, picnics, etc.

Long beautiful trail that connects to tree top park. Well maintained and safe between homes of…read moresummerlin. Lots of flowers trees plants. Quiet.

The Arbors Paseo Park is a trail through a linear park that joins The Arbors Tennis and Play Park…read more(where Pavilion Center Drive ends at Sageberry Drive) to the south with Tree Top Park to the north. It is a short trail. My Cardio Trainer app measured the distance at .87 miles. Its halfway point is the Far Hills Avenue tunnel, which is one of the two tunnels. Access to Arbors Paseo Park is from both parks and Far Hills Avenue. The two parks feature sufficient parking. Yesterday, I walked the Arbors Paseo Park from Tree Top Park to Arbors Tennis and Play Park then back. It was approximately a 25 minute walk each way. The landscaping and cleanliness of Arbors Paseo Park make me a fan. There was not one graffiti tag! kudos to the Summerlin Council. I felt as if I was walking through an artist's painting. As I walked through attractive tunnels, and beside colorful trees and plants above golf course green grass and picturesque desert; stress was further than the nearby 215 at Summerlin Parkway interchange. The park users I passed on the trail likewise appeared stress free. Whether they were jogging or enjoying the Vegas sun with their furry friends, they greeted me with a "hello." Just like many walking trails winding through linear parkland, Arbors Paseo Park is an experience for all. It does not fail people living with walking disabilities. The totality of the trail is smooth concrete with a very gradual elevation gain. The two tunnels eliminate the pedestrian / automobile conflict that are a danger to people that have a walking disability. I am also a fan of trails that provide accessibility to people with walking disabilities. Arbors Paseo Park also benefits from its two anchor parks. Both anchor parks provide an attractive setting to sit on a bench overlooking open space and just take a breather from stress. Both anchor parks likewise include a playground and restrooms. If you decide to visit Arbors Paseo Park in the later afternoon hours; I recommend parking at Tree Top Park then timing it so that you return there at sundown. The views of the sun going down over the Red Rock National Conservation Area above the bordering rooftops are a sight to see. Owing to the fact that stress does get the best of me, I have an appreciation for all the hiking paths in the Las Vegas Valley. I could so see myself returning to the Arbors Paseo Park. By ways of Pavilion Center Drive it is a short distance from Downtown Summerlin and Red Rock Casino Resort. It costs nothing and gives back so much in return. But and there is always a "but," before I return to the Arbors Paseo Park there are a couple of trails that I plan to walk and ultimately share on Yelp.