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    Willows Park and Community Center

    4.5 (42 reviews)

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    Ken M.

    By far, this is my favorite park in Las Vegas, based on these highlights: - No xeriscaping - Grass throughout - Tall trees providing shade over entire walkway on perimeter - Elevation changes due to dual purpose as drainage basin - Community vibe - Connected trail Overall, the park makes you feel like you're in a regular city, rather than the Mojave Desert.

    Brittany C.

    I really love this park! Very green, has a walking trail, baseball fields, expansive areas, playground, and community pool area. Nice area that is kept up beautifully with an adorable bunny and turtle statue on the walking path. I really enjoy bringing my dog here and going on a long walk from here to the Gardens Park (about a mile away) and back for a nice loop. One of my favorite parks in the area.

    Jesus D.

    Location: Willows village in Summerlin Parking: plentiful Amenities: swimming pool, baseball field, basketball court, 2 playgrounds, walking trails Don't forget to walk the trails leading to Town Center Drive.

    Mary L.

    Note: Very clean all around. Absolutely love this beautiful green and peaceful park in South Summerlin. Safe and great neighborhood next to elementary school and beautiful single family homes. Very walkable trails to Town Center Drive, great place for family to gather around, bike around, walk the dogs, jog the stairs, play softball, basketball, swim, etc. South Summerlin sure is beautiful. Residents in the area are very lucky to have this piece of land to walk on. It's a landscape beauty for sure. Willow trees? I just want to say that those trees were very well kept and good in appearance. For a moment, it felt like I was looking at a scene from a Japanese cartoon anime or something. Sharing beautiful views. Happy green colors everywhere. Las Vegas is a hot dry desert mainly with rocks, dirt, and naked mountains. This is a great addition. Very relaxing with great imaginations running through my peace of mind. Lots of places to sit and trees are just absolutely natural & beautiful. If you need to find a shady spot under indirect sunlight, there are no problems here. Public parking lot was very spacious. People were taking their kids to the community center probably for swimming sessions during summertime. Definitely bring water bottles, a large hat, good shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion, etc. I really love it here. Walk all you want and get those daily stretches. The tall stairs was my favorite because I would be running up and down on them if living nearby someday. Great vibes. Good feeling.

    summer lovin' pool time
    Melissa C.

    What I like at a park is all here- a nice pool, walking path and shade! It also has some hills to vary the walking, and stairs to incorporate into a workout as needed. The park has ballfields and a playground as well. Part of the park is within a detention basin, so there are signs warning to that effect. The community center is currently closed. The pool has been open this summer to residents only, and reservations are required. I've been going to the pool a few times weekly, and it's quite nice! There are 2 water features- a splash pad in the shallow end, and a gushing waterfall in the deeper area. There's also an all ages slide and a small kiddie slide. There are palm trees around the pool and the chairs are on the grassy areas. I think the pool is the nicest of the 3 Summerlin community pools.

    Brooks P.

    It's an enjoyable walk with a good amount of shade along the path. I tend to come here at night with my dog and play fetch as I walk. Since the main stretch is like a big grass bowl my dog gets PLENTY of exercise running up and down the hills. The grass is well maintained and people seem to keep it clean, not much chance of stepping in poop. I'm pretty sure that if you walk the full path it should be 1 mile. I've been doing 2 short laps around the open grass along with 1 full lap that pretty much ends at the tunnel, which ends up being 2 miles. Along with all my dog pics there is a mapped out version of my walk showing how long it is.

    My babies love it here
    Sonia P.

    Great park! Love coming for walks here. The park is very well maintained. Nice friendly people and dogs. I love that its dog friendly. Park does have a pool, kids pay area, baseball and basketball courts. It has a nice walking area and stairs for working out.

    The view toward the community center and pool with the two ball fields.
    Norm K.

    I have been coming to this park for the 10 years I've lived near it. I used to walk to the park but now it's part of my regular bike trip on Sunday mornings. The park is divided into two sections--the walkway section with a children's play area and the ball fields area. The Summerlin website lists the walkway park as 4.6 acres of play area and walking trails and the ball field section as a 12.7 acre park. Both sections have sidewalks. It makes it convenient to be able to go under Town Center Drive to get to/from the park. The traffic is heavy at times, and this makes a nice shortcut. For walking or biking, the sidewalks go around the large bowl of the ball fields both at the bottom level or along the top rim. There's a set of stairs and a ramp to get to the top rim near the Willows Community Center and pool on the north side of the ball field area. This place is often busy with walkers getting their exercise, people walking their dogs, and parents watching their kids play. It's a wonderful place with lots of room.

    Playground number two or the one further in.  Next to school grounds and houses.

    This park is wonderful. It has an absolutely goregous paved trail leading to a lovely playground. That has sand and soft material in and around it. Monkey bars, rope bridge, a couple slides and all around fun. The beautiful landscape allows for excellent workout and or trills. The hills are effective, I definitely feel the burn. There are also stairs that ate a workout to. Try lateral steps vs traditional. TRX straps can easily go around any of these treees. Not to mention the sunsets here are stunning. Definitely recommend for a nice walk, outdoor training, picnic, and or fun woth the kids.

    Willows Park, Summerlin
    Clairin D.

    Get splashed! Get swimming! Get soaked! The Willows community pool is a treasured amenity for Summerlin residents. If you do not reside in this west Las Vegas community, consider relocating! You can always befriend Summerlin members and enjoy the perks as a guest. Season passes may be purchased beginning March 2 Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12 noon at the Trails, Willows and Gardens Community Centers.  Each Summerlin Council swim pass entitles cardholder access to both the Trails and Willows Community Pools.  Summerlin membership ID cards are required to purchase season passes.  The cost is $30 per person per season.  (Only checks are accepted made payable to "The Summerlin Council.")

    First public poop...spared everyone the picture lol

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    A good residential complex, one of the more peaceful and pleasant in Las Vegas. Very good for anyone who lives nearby.

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    Ask the Community - Willows Park and Community Center

    How long is the trail?

    Depends on which one you take, the one that goes around the park would be 10-15 minutes long if you walk it, but the other which goes out of the park should keep you busy for an hour.

    Is there anyBasketball courts?

    Yes there is a basketball court right next to the community center

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    It makes it convenient to be able to go under Town Center Drive to get to/from the park.

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