The 50 best parks and gardens in Las Vegas

If you want to to a break from the hustle and bustle, Sunset Park is a nice tranquil place you can visit. A leisurely stroll around the large lake, or just sitting on one of the many park benches offers a peaceful serene setting. The parks offers plenty of parking , along with baseball fields, and courts for tennis, volleyball, and pickle ball. The restrooms and the grounds were clean. And the ducks are friendly. The park is centrally located, and its free!

Wide park with grass, trees, and a lake in the center. There are benches to sit down, a few public restrooms, playgrounds and trash cans. There are mostly ducks, goose, pigeons, sparrows, and fish at this park. The cons about the park, There is some litter here and there, There was a guy shouting profanity out loud without any care not sure why. Some homeless live at the park Overall it is a good park at a nice location

No good for meeting new people at.. that’s contrary to the reputation. Lots of friendly people tho good for family.. keep the kids away from the trails and don’t let them go climbing in the trees cause in there may be a pile of toilet paper and poo everywhere right next to somebody’s makeshift home

I've driven past the park a million times but had no idea how huge it is. We went to the Renaissance fair and had a great time. The weather was perfect too and didn't know there was a lake in there!

We have been going to this park for many years and it just gets better and better. The kids use to play on the playground. My husband use to race his R/C boats at the pond. We have had many days and nights of family time here. We love the park.

My first visit to Sunset park in Las Vegas area at sunset time. What a fantastic place to hang out. People walking around the pond,fishing, drumming group , families, solo people …plenty of parking, plenty of space to spread out.

Amazing oasis in the middle of Las Vegas. It has everything - a lake, playgrounds, volleyball courts, softball and baseball fields, a pickleball complex, trails, picnic tables, green areas, and more. It is perfect for kids and dogs. People were fishing and using remote-controlled boats in the lake. There are also lots of shaded areas.

Wetlands has so many interesting sites to see and things to do. The visited center is amazing, with classrooms and displays. If you can take a walk, go see the stream as it tumbles into beautiful rapids. Great place for a weekly walk or to get out with the family.

Wow! Nice job, Clark County! 👏 I worked on the Las Vegas Wash restoration project and we collaborated with folks from the County and all local cities back in the day when this park was an idea in design. You guys knocked it out of the park! This is a great place to do some quasi-urban hiking and bird watching. There are many critters that live in the wetlands and thanks to places like these can be enjoyed by the community.

This place feels like a monastery for the wildlife more than a park for human. And in this case humans borrow this wildlife monastery as a park. It's like we step into the wildlife's world and temporarily jogging and enjoying in it. Meanwhile the true owners are the wildlife. I can hear the sounds of animals living their lives , something splashing in the water covered by leaves, birds singing, ants and other insects crawling on the ground yet in the middle is a paved road that we created.

This was such an awesome spot to find! It was a great escape from the noises of the city. Definitely felt like we were away from it all. Super peaceful with lots of trails and things to see. It's an amazing spot for a "reset" when the city starts to feel overwhelming. Definitely recommend checking it out!

A couple of the trails were under construction and the bathrooms weren’t flushing. Nice park, but needs work.

This place is amazing with lots of very walkable trails. Unfortunately, today, the boardwalk was closed so the walking was limited, but the grounds itself are lovely for anyone who enjoys nature. Yet, another amazing outing in Clark County. Get out and enjoy! PS I would suggest wearing shirts/jackets with long sleeves and long pants as opposed to shorts, due to mosquitos and concerns regarding West Nile Virus.

Beautiful wildlife area. Mostly random birds are visible. Water and lots of short pathways. I walked a mile, and there was plenty more to see. It reminded me of a desert oasis version of Norfolk Botanical Garden, where i'm from.

Beautiful and vast, the Springs Preserve is a treasure for anyone who enjoys nature and history. The facility is clean, the staff and volunteers friendly and knowledgeable, and everything is well marked and easy to navigate. There are plenty of ramps and elevators for those who need them and I'm genuinely impressed with how many bathrooms there are and how easy they are to access. The gardens, the buildings and everything are beautiful and so well maintained. This is an extremely pleasant place to visit.

We happened to stumble onto the Dia De Muertos festival displays in the Preserve when we visited in a Friday morning. It was fantastic! The Springs Cafe is well positioned and anyone can access to it without having to pay for the Preserve’d entrance fee. The food is decent and inexpensive. My friend has annual pass, which is why we were able to get in the butterfly habitat inside the preserves as well. Other than 2 museums, there is a train that you can hop on and hop off at a place where there are different replicas buildings from 100 years in downtown and residential vegas. Awesome! Strongly recommended! Especially for families with kids..

The family and I went to Dia De Muertes on November 7th. It was truly beautiful and inspirational. To see all of the families who were celebrating their loved ones who has passed. It was truly a celebration of life. The Springs Preserve has very nice events. It's also great to visit anytime. So much to see and learn. The cafeteria also has really good food. I recommend a visit if you have time and would like someplace interesting to go in Vegas.

Springs Preserve is an absolute gem—a clean, vibrant, and thoughtfully designed destination that effortlessly blends education, entertainment, and family fun. From the moment you arrive, the lush greenery and shaded walkways invite you to explore, while ample seating and plenty of shady spots make it easy to relax and soak in the serene atmosphere. This place is a paradise for curious minds! The butterfly exhibit is a standout, offering a magical, up-close experience with these delicate creatures—perfect for sparking wonder in kids and adults alike. Don’t miss the exhilarating flash flood demonstration; it’s both thrilling and informative, showcasing the power of nature in a way you’ll never forget. When the desert heat kicks in, the splash pads are a lifesaver! Kids (and playful adults!) can cool off while laughing under the refreshing sprays, making it a highlight on warmer days. What’s more, the entire preserve is dotted with educational displays and interactive exhibits that make learning feel like an adventure—no textbooks required. Pro tip: Grab a season pass! With so much to see and do, it truly pays for itself after just a few visits. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, Springs Preserve offers endless opportunities for discovery, relaxation, and family bonding. Clean, well-maintained, and bursting with charm, this is one attraction that deserves a permanent spot on your must-do list. Five stars—don’t miss it!

Another 5 Star visit on Saturday Sept. 1st, 2025. The Lego Exhibit was remarkable!! Our grandgem was happy to see all the Lego displays but was most intrigued to build one!! We have Legos at home, but this was grandiose and awe inspiring!! Our grandgem kept tabs of how many days and hours it took to build. ....................................................... I love coming to walk and relax here!! The staff members are encouraging and pleasant, helpful and kind. I have come multiple times, including walking the gardens on Mother's Day! I'm posting a few highlights from previous visits, along with a video I made of a beautiful Asian lady and her son, Noah, on Friday, May 16th. I hope she looks to see this. 🙏🦋🦋

I had such a great time visiting Springs Preserve. It’s such a peaceful escape from the city and a perfect spot to slow down and enjoy nature. The gardens are beautiful, the walking trails are relaxing, and the exhibits are really interesting and educational. I loved how clean and well-maintained everything was, and the staff were super friendly and helpful. It’s a great place for a casual stroll, taking photos, or just soaking up some quiet time outdoors. I’ll definitely come back next time I’m in LA 🌿☀️

I haven't been to the springs preserve since I was maybe 12 years old. I used to love the interactive learning exhibits, the animals, the videos, but my favorite thing that I thought was so cool was the interactive flash flood exhibit! I took my husband who didnt grow up in Nevada and even as adults we had a blast!

We had an amazing day at Red Rock! The weather was absolutely perfect for our visit. We packed a lunch and enjoyed it at one of the scenic picnic areas while taking in the incredible views and spotting some local wildlife. I brought my drone and captured some stunning aerial shots of different areas — truly breathtaking! Red Rock Canyon is a must-visit if you're in Las Vegas. It’s only about 20–30 minutes from the Strip, making it an easy and worthwhile day trip. Be sure to stop by the Seven Magic Mountains afterwards — it’s just about 35 minutes from the Strip and adds a colorful finish to your adventure.

Throughly enjoyed the drive through the conservation area. Excellent scenic stops along the 13 mile loop. Wish we had more time for the hikes and trails. Definitely could spend an entire day there. Wonderful views and opportunities for photos.

I missed you very close to downtown Las Vegas. Staff was courteous and friendly. We got great recommendations for hikes around the loop. Quite busy, but still, no one traveling off the beaten path. A gorgeous place to go and visit!

We recently went to Red Rock Canyon and I cannot count all the times we have been. I do know this was our 34th time to Vegas so Red Rock Canyon has to rank in the high 20's of times we have been here. If you want to be close to paradise and away from the maddening crowds and noise of Vegas this is the place to go. The visitors center is the first chapter to the wonderful, lasting, memories you will be making. Here you will obtain all the information about the area from an infomation booth, litiature to read, and they also have talks throughout the day from learning about different animals who make this area their home, how the parķ was made, and much, much more. A walking area at the visitors center allows you to see tortoises in their natural habitat as well. The 13 mile loop you drive around the area will litterly take your breath away. There is a million photo ops throughout the area. Seeing burros, big horn sheep, tortoises, and different bird species is another plus. My husband, grown daughter and myself feel very blessed we have had so many opportunities to see this beautiful National Conservatory area.

I’ve been here countless times. I grew up hiking the trails here and still do to this day. There’s something special about the Mojave Desert, and this park specifically. Some of my favorite day hikes are Kraft Mountain for when I’m wanting a fun scramble, Ice Box Canyon / Lost Creek after snow melt in the Spring for some water, and Ash Spring for a peaceful stroll with beautiful desert views. Sunsets here are incredible and the view of the Vegas Valley is great anywhere in the park. There are also a few picnic areas/tables. All in all, a gem in the desert.

Red Rock Canyon is spectacular, there are easy hikes, a beautiful one way drive or challe going hikes. There is even a waterfall just a short hike from a parking spot. The visitors center is beautiful and at the beginning of the drive. Don't miss it. No refreshments however so bring you picnic with you. They do free events as well like star gazing.

My brother and his friends brought me here for a morning road trip, and we did the bike trail before that. Such a beautiful, well-preserved area! The rock formations are stunning— definitely a must-see if you’re around Vegas and looking for nature activities. 🌄

Cute area down the road from Red Rock. Since it’s outside the city the temperature is a bit cooler, and snow can even be seen here in winter sometimes. The trails are short but beautiful and there are plenty of trees and some picnic tables in the center, but watch out for animal feces. Cows and donkeys can be seen in their pen from a distance but I’m not sure if you’re able to get close to them. This is a state park, so don’t forget to check out the visitor center and get a stamp for your Nevada state parks passport! Normally the stamps are sitting out and you can do it yourself or the staff are more than happy to give you one, but I asked an employee there and she was giving my group a hard time about it. Nonetheless, we got our booklets stamped.

I have lived in town since 2010 and just recently discovered this amazing ranch. The history and beauty of it is so perfect. I am an outdoor person and I have found my newnfavorite spot. The trails are not horrible and will not kill you if your just looking for a short easy trip. The scenery is unmatched. You see so many different landscapes its almost like your in a different area for all of them. The history here is educational and the ranch house is beautiful. Learning about the Pahrump Pooling fish was also something I was not expecting. Can't wait to go back.

This place is such a hidden gem! Awesome place with plenty to explore! The hikes are very well laid out, not too hard. Green grass picnic area with tables to chill at for a perfect weather day. They do have a gift shop with a small selection of snacks. Plenty of parking as well. It’s $10 for Nevada residents per 1 vehicle. Bathrooms are on site as well!

Best hidden gem I've found so far in the Las Vegas valley. This had the best hiking trails in the ash grove trees for my young hikers. The historical farmhouse had so much to learn. Thank you staff for showing us the beautiful land.

You MUST come at least once if you live in Las Vegas. This is the 50th year anniversary of Super Summer Theatre. You will not regret the trip. Bring your eats and booze or get them there. They have food trucks and con sessions. Such a wonderful evening under the 🌟 You can hear the wild donkeys 🫏 after the sun goes down. 10/10 recommend .

Pioneer Day at Spring Mt Ranch. Stayed about an hour and a half two hours. Should have brought a picnic lunch... Saw couple of donkeys on the way up there. Even a baby! We ate some fresh butter, lassoed a bull, pan handled for gold, figured out knots, cleaned clothes on a board, made a "voodoo" pioneer doll and pinwheel, made some soap, and a lot more.... it was cool.

The rangers there are SO RUDE! They followed us around in their truck… I had a camera that I recently bought just to take simple photos & they asked me if I’m a professional or amateur photographer. Why does that matter? They told us we couldn’t go outside the white fence. There’s white fences EVERYWHERE??? 🤣 anyway, it’s pretty here. But make sure you don’t piss them off. They didn’t kick us out, but that’s only because there was 10 minutes left till closing.

A little slice of heaven in Sin City! Don't get me wrong, I love living here but this park feels so out of place compared to most of the rest of the city. It's absolutely amazing and special. It's a paradise of greenery surrounding a few different interconnected ponds/lakes stocked with fish. The paths in the park are wonderful and there's always someone around. I actually come here to ride my bike at the XC trail within the park but have come to really appreciate the park itself as well. Highly recommended for both locals and visitors of Vegas. It will give you a perspective of the valley that most don't realize.

Fun to be here. Everytime we want to get out of the house to get a cool breeze, we come here... Grab some food and drinks on the way... We all love our picnics here... Plus FYI, this park honors military families with free entrance. Thank you Floys Lamb Park for your continuous support! 👋👋🙂

We go there at least once a week. Beautiful clean place for picnic or to have some me time. Connect with nature grass, trees, water, lakes, peacocks, geese, yourself.

Beautiful. Such an amazing area to picnic, walk, and let the kids have fun. Love all the ducks and wildlife. Enjoy the water and the calmness of the park. Can easily spend hours here.

Very pretty park that is full of birds and other wildlife. Also makes for a great photography place in Las Vegas! You'll see lots of people take photos it you visit :)

Feels like a different state! This is truly an oasis within the desert that is Nevada. Grass, trees, lakes, ducks, this park is teeming with life. There are even wild peacocks here! The mountains in the distance add a breathtaking touch. There are several historic buildings from the early 1900s, accompanied by informational signs describing what each building was for. There are probably close to 50 picnic tables scattered across the vast property. There are 3 or 4 sizeable lakes full of ducks, geese, and fish. Fishing is permitted with a maximum of 3 catches per person. This place is great for family gatherings, birthday parties, weekend excursions, daily walks, and more!

We had a picnic here at the parking lot 4. This is a reserved picnic area that has 2 big tables and a grill. There is a lot of smaller ones that are available for free, they don’t have a cabana over it but still lovely and grill is there too. Shout out to ranger Debbie - she is amazing!

Fox Hill Park is hands down one of the coolest parks in Vegas. It’s massive, super clean, and packed with wild stuff for the kids—giant slides, zip lines, climbing ropes, you name it. The views are insane too. My kids didn’t want to leave. Easily a 5 star spot we’ll be coming back to often.

Loved Fox Hill Park! Located in a safe community, super clean and so nice to see kids enjoying outdoors. Perfect for kids riding their bikes, for edgy kids who love to climb and do adventurous challenges and overall all ages!

Fox Hill is truly the most perfect place for views of the Las Vegas city skyline. The park itself is beautiful and has lots of amenities. I particularly love the walking trail that leads from here to Paseos Park and further, but there’s an abundance of picnic areas and areas for kids to play as well, including huge slides and a zip line that I would’ve loved as a kid. The grass is always well-kept, and the hills are vast—again, the perfect picnic location with the best view. I truly do love this park!

Love this park for my kids. It's so big and so much fun. Lots to do and my son has such a great time. Very clean and spread out.

This park is super fun! There's a lot of grass and the view of Las Vegas is amazing. Highly recommended for all ages!

Great place for families and kids. Beautiful walking path. My husband enjoyed it one night after most of the kiddos left. They close potentially dangerous parts (zip line) around 9:30.

Easy-Breezy up here at Fox hill park, with a great overlook of the valley. There is plenty to do for the kids, it’s clean and the grass is green!

Very interesting site. A couple of good interpretive signs. It's hard to see fossils but a lovely view of the Sheep Range and the Spring Mountains. Mummy Mountain is prominent to the east. Alluvial fans from the Sheep Range are prominent.

This is a great area, it was very interesting and I would recommend it very much. But please read the information carefully because when they say there are no amenities or no shade, they truly mean it. The trail is mostly large gravel so be mindful of shoes and steadiness of hikers. The trails were very well marked and the stops were easy to access through QR code. Bring a bag to help with trash removal if you see any and if you have a pet, please pack it out!

Tule Springs is a hidden gem in the Las Vegas area and one of the most peaceful spots to visit if you need a break from the city. Whether you're walking the trails, exploring the historic ranch, or just relaxing by the ponds, it offers a quiet, scenic experience that’s perfect for all ages. The wildlife, especially the birds and turtles, make it a favorite for families and nature lovers. It’s clean, well-kept, and full of charm — a great place for a picnic, photos, or just some fresh air. I highly recommend checking it out if you’re in Vegas and want something different from the Strip.

The small entry fee makes it affordable. Kids under 12 years old are free. The visitor center offers engaging natural history exhibits, immersive videos, and interactive displays. It’s an excellent intro to the park’s lore and gives you a vivid sense of what life was like when the Las Vegas area was lush wetlands, teeming with mammoths, saber‑toothed cats, and dire wolves.

On the name alone I wasn’t sure what to expect- turned out just a hiking trail in what looks like a wash. Nice views and the trail is good

See all dirt and no fossil to observe at all. The most boring trial overall, and there is no rest area or restroom so be aware it. And bring a lot of water.

Really interesting hike, lots of unusual rock and canyons. Worth checking out for sure

We are always on the look out for parks with playgrounds that have something unique (like the train here) so we can give them fun nicknames. We came here because it had a roller rink and little dude (almost 3) is obsessed with hockey. We had a blast with all the extra kids on a no school day but it’s also nice on mellow days. Decent bathrooms, decent amount of picnic benches, variety of slides and climbing, nice fun colorful train, lots of grass, shade and the sports fields/rinks/courts were great.

I love this park. It's not quite the hidden gem anymore as it's busy a lot of the time now. However it's a very nice place for a walk and to get a little fresh air. The landscaping is very nice with thoughtful placement of the trees along the trail to give you nice shade patches. This is a great park for birdwatching as well. In the winter they decorate the park and have a big Christmas tree. The park is kept very clean which is greatly appreciated. I've been coming here for years and it's just a great little spot of green that feels like a little oasis in the city. For amenities there is a community center, lots of benches, BBQs, tennis courts, a skating/hockey area, volleyball, basketball courts. There's a decent sized kids play area as well. Plenty of parking but can get full at peak times like the weekend.

Garden Park has been my favorite park for years. I had my maternity photoshoot here 4 years ago and now I bring my son all the time—it’s his favorite park! He loves the playground, and the whole park feels so peaceful. We enjoy listening to the birds, walking around, and the grassy areas are huge. Perfect for a family picnic and enjoying the greenery.

Lovely spot for dog walking, with a long paved path surrounding the complex. Blossom trees lining an inner path great for photos. Plenty of spots to lay in the grass and have a picnic lunch. Large center field where kids can run. A large playground and tennis courts. It's shaded most of the year and not very crowded so a nice place to walk your dogs.

There is a large playground for kids in excellent new condition . There are no super high drops, even on the older kids structure, which is a relief because smaller kids always go up on these things. The playground is far from the road so even though there’s no fence it feels pretty relaxed and in addition the road is quite . The park itself stretches out much further than the playground in an oval shape. Lots of paths take you through pretty shaped hedges with new and clean picnic tables each with a barbecue and trash bin. Lots of trees to provide shade. Lots of paths provide ample opportunity for scootering or walking your dog. It’s also pretty empty and therefore serene. The grass is green and lush and in general the park is very well maintained and has a very clean look and feel. There is also two tennis courts (which can be reserved in advance) , a basketball court and a rollerblading/roller hockey court!

Great park, lots of friendly people, restrooms, lots of field & recreation facilities

Very nice small park The playground is a little small. 1 volleyball court Couple tennis courts Horseshoe pits and some other pit type of are for a game I guess. Nice for a quick bike ride

I’m not sure if they have restrooms but its a nice clean park

It has a great sand area and a fun train to play on. It's a small park but perfect for afternoon playtime. Also there is a ton of shade and a cure little trail for the little guys to ride their bikes around.

"My kids enjoy the place. It can get a little crowded in the basketball practice area, but overall it's clean and well-designed

Great Park inside of summerlin with basketball courts, tennis courts, and a play area for small children.

Beautiful grounds. Tennis, basketball, picnic and a paved trail.

If you live in Las Vegas or at least the area and you haven't been here even for a simple walk, you're missing out. We came from Seattle, and we enjoyed your beautiful Park. Seeing the lush grass around there reminded us of home. Even though it was 106° out when we went there, it was such a beautiful place. I encourage all of you that live in the area to get out and enjoy your beautiful little Oasis', wherever they may be.

Great area, maybe better cover over playground

Downtown Container Park is such a cool spot to explore! The entire complex is built out of repurposed shipping containers, which gives it a unique, industrial-chic vibe. It’s packed with adorable shops, tasty restaurants, and a laid-back atmosphere that’s perfect for wandering. One of the highlights is the giant praying mantis sculpture at the entrance—it puts on a fiery show where it shoots flames out of its antennae! Totally unexpected and very Vegas in the best way. Whether you’re looking to grab a bite, shop for something local, or just take in the creative energy, this place is worth a visit. Great for families, date nights, or anyone wanting a break from the usual Strip scene.

Had a great time here. Stopped in to have some drinks with our large group. Great atmosphere. Things for all ages. I recommend checking it out.

Made it to Vegas!!! It's my son's first time, and I'm loving playing your guide. We were walking to the Freemont Experience and passes by the container park. It was Tuesday about 6. Not very busy at all. To the delight of the Chris and Tyler there is a high end car show tonight! The atmosphere was relaxed, music playing, a few security guards, clean and inviting. We didn't stay to eat or shop this time, but we have a few more days, and definitely plan on coming back. Erin EnD Adventures

Review by Aaron G. Beebe — Owner of GonnaHappen Downtown Container Park – Fremont Street, Las Vegas Downtown Container Park is one of the most unique spots in the Fremont Street area — a creative mix of food, family-friendly fun, live entertainment, and that classic downtown Vegas energy. I first came through the Container Park just three weeks after moving to Fremont Street with a girl named Jamie, and it instantly felt like one of those places you could spend hours exploring. On one of my recent visits, I met two very friendly greeter women — one of them even lives right near me. Moments like that remind you how local and community-driven this place really is. I even had a lady with a large family ask me where they should eat, and although I don’t have kids, I truly wished I could guide her better because the Container Park has so many great options. This place is perfect for families — kids can play and stay entertained, adults can relax, grab food or a drink, and everyone can enjoy the good vibes. You can watch football games, catch small performances, enjoy live music, and of course see the iconic fire-breathing mantis — one of the coolest pieces brought in from Burning Man. Honestly, the Container Park has huge potential but under utilized. With my background in entertainment, events, and community activations and volunteer work, I can easily see how this spot could host even more shows, local talent, family events, cultural showcases, and block-style community fun. It’s already a gem, but with the right programming, it could be one of the best family-friendly entertainment hubs downtown. I even tried to apply to the Downtown project and downtowner to maybe help and get paid. It's affordable fun, great energy, safe for families, and a perfect place for locals and visitors to relax — that’s what the Downtown Container Park delivers. #ContainerPark #DowntownVegas #FremontStreet #GonnaHappen #VegasLocalVibes #aarongbeebe

Quirky and creative spot in downtown Vegas! The park has a unique setup with container-style shops and restaurants. Great for kids thanks to the fun play areas and art structures. Feels a bit unusual overall, but definitely worth checking out — especially for events or a casual stroll. Free self defense classes.

This is an amazing hidden gem must check out! So many amazing shops to enjoy! Great playground for kids to enjoy. Cant foget the best part, the dancing primantis that shoots six foot flames!!!

This place was fun. They have a big playground in the middle and then we went and got shaved ice at the ninth island gourmet which the kids loved.

Here we go......Pros and Cons. Let's start with the Cons. Place gets hot because it's an open type environment. Chicken sandwich was on the dry side. Pros...everything else The host were super sweet and nice. The place itself is very clean and I love the decor. The bartender was friendly and made some perfect Mimosas. Food came out faster than you can make a review lol. I'll be back next weekend

A little hot, but it’s Vegas so that’s to be expected! Great music and even greater food!! Our server Kagan was an absolute sweetheart and so incredibly helpful. She is not only kind but also solution focused! She was very attentive and did everything she could to make sure we had a great time. Can’t wait to come back next time we’re in town—we’ll surely be asking for her to be our server!🤩

Fun place next to the Fremont St experience. Great outdoor dining in a well decorated space. Mostly a burger and chicken menu with some great fries options. Good happy hour specials. Service was great. Attentive and helpful.

Very friendly staff. This restaurant is dog-friendly with indoor and outside seating. They have a bar inside for those who desire beer and alcohol as well. Molly and I are regulars now since we found this cute little place a couple weeks ago during one of our walks to the Fremont Experience. This establishment is located across from the Fremont Experience.

If you only have time for one stop on Fremont Street—make it this one! We wandered into The Park on Fremont and walked out convinced it’s the crown jewel of downtown Vegas. The food? Delicious. The vibe? Whimsically creative and charming. But let’s be honest—the real magic was our server, Samantha. She didn’t just take our order; she took our entire experience from “great” to “unforgettable.” She’s got that rare sparkle—funny, personable, effortlessly cool, and simply a phenomenal asset to this place. We were visiting from Florida, and SO glad Chat GPT recommended this gem for us to try!

This was probably my favorite food place on my whole vacation! The food and drinks were reasonably priced and DELICIOUS! I'm still thinking about the avocado toast 🤤 the decorations are definitely different and that kind of makes the whole atmosphere! I would absolutely go back here again!

The bar area is decorated with pheasants and other artworks, and the outdoor space was great, the butterfly fireplace is great. Burger was fresh and chicken strip sandwich was really good.

This is a must go-to place for anyone interested in Las Vegas history. The displays in the visitor center were well done and the information video offered in a small theater was very good. There is a reconstructed creek so you could get an idea of the fort’s water source. The displays in the fort were nice but could’ve been executed with more information for those that wanted additional details. The restrooms were clean. The Fort complex is above the visitor center and is the only developed way to get there is via an outdoor staircase. I visited on a robust knee scooter, and a dirt pathway was pointed out to me. It was not easy to manor and I am fit and well practiced with the scooter. I think most would have a very hard time with a wheelchair, which is unfortunate. Once on top, the dirt was rather loose which meant a few surprise holes not apparent just by looking where you are going. Also, there were only 2 handicap parking places, but a Ranger truck was parked in one of them! It didn’t have a handicap placard! So beware if you have mobility difficulties. There is a nice but limited gift shop inside the visitor center.

Beth and Kevin were amazing for getting additional history and facts about the grounds, fort, etc. be sure to say hi to Ranger Whiskers. As a fallout fan they had a display for the game and followers lab coat. Neat to see gaming draw attention to little-known history hidden in plain sight.

Excellent state park visitor center! Friendly staff and their rodent control feline staff member. She was very friendly.

Excellent visit with incredible Las Vegas history. Friendly and knowledgeable staff and interesting exhibits. It was great to see this hidden gem in such a bustling area.

Super interesting historical site. The staff were very friendly. I loved the resident kitty "Ranger Whiskers". We spent probably 45 minutes looking at everything. Very worth the $3 admission to the museum.

Very good museum, perfectly laid out, everything well explained. Be sure to watch the short movie about the history of Las Vegas! Has plenty of parking and restrooms. It also has a small souvenir store

As an early riser, I was looking for something to do in Vegas in the morning hours, before the heat really kicks in. For that, I can really recommend a visit at the Old Mormon Fort! It is not big, so expect to spend around 1h here if you look at everything, including the introductory exhibition at the entry. There’s also a nice museum shop with postcards. Full recommendation for a (for once) quiet and relaxing time in Vegas.

Exploration is worth the crowds and heat in the summer! Splash pad fun with my son is the best way to cool off ☺️ Walking trails, clean bathroom facilities, and lots of space even though it is always crowded. This is my neighborhood jewel 💎

Delightful grassy park with a decent hill for the ambitious walkers. Great Las Vegas and Mountain View from the top. Definitely worth a visit and very nice for a picnic

Beautiful place and never any complaints. I come here often with my son, and my dog and we always have such a great time. Parking is never a problem, very scenic views. Worth checking out.

5 stars. Perfect walking path. Lots of shade at the park and around the path. Real grass with sprinklers, splash pad at the park. This park got it right. Slight elevation changes on the walking path but nothing crazy. I live in north las vegas and drove all the way here and it was worth every minute. Stayed for about 2 hours on a Saturday morning and it was perfect!

We love coming here. It’s a nice walk and a nice hike up the hill. The top has an awesome view of all of Las Vegas. They keep the park really clean. A really nice playground for the children too.

Exploration Peak Park: Adventure and Scenery in Las Vegas ​Exploration Peak Park is a standout destination for anyone seeking a break from the Las Vegas Strip. It's a place where families can relax and kids can truly let their imaginations run wild. ​The park is famous for its Wild West-themed playground. This isn't your average playground; it's a massive, multi-level area with a variety of slides, climbing structures, and even a zipline. The design, which includes mock storefronts and a covered wagon, makes kids feel like they're in a real frontier town. The play area is designed for different age groups, so toddlers and older children will all find something fun to do. ​During the warmer months, the splash pad is a huge hit. It's a fantastic spot for children to cool off with water jets and fountains, providing a refreshing break from the desert heat. ​For those who love to hike, the park's main feature is Exploration Peak. The trail to the top is well-maintained and not too difficult, making it perfect for families. From the summit, you are rewarded with incredible, 360-degree panoramic views of the entire Las Vegas valley and the stunning Red Rock Canyon. ​Beyond the main attractions, the park also offers large grassy fields for games, shaded picnic areas with tables and BBQ grills, and paved walking paths. It's a great spot to simply lay out a blanket, enjoy a meal, and take in the peaceful atmosphere. Whether you want an active day of hiking or a relaxing afternoon with the family, Exploration Peak Park has it all.

I love this park so much. I can’t even tell you how many walks I went on here with my mom and dog. It was such a special time and this park is kept so nice! It’s my favorite in Vegas.

I absolutely love this park, but I noticed yesterday that the turf on the playground is needing to be replaced. I'd also say that people love the swings, and it would be nice if they added two additional sets of swings. I am a grown up, but very rarely do I ever get an opportunity to swing. Lol! It is a nature park, so don't be surprised when you see a lot of poop on the concrete. Overall, it's a beautiful Park to walk around, and take in the natural beauties of Earth!

I've walked with my dog around this park and loved it. Got to see inside with my nephew and it's awesome. Digging for fossils was the coolest thing. He loved all of the slides and the jungle gym. Was so fun and it's gated.

A sweet escape to enjoy a large waterfall with ponds on water adjacent with ducks. Also a great dinosaur theme playground for kids. Be prepared for bird waste on the walkways and saw quite a bit of trash in the water.

This park used to be really nice but the maintenance people haven't kept up with the bird poop and the trash. The cushion flooring is falling apart kids are falling in Holes and tripping where are the maintenance people to take care of this place?

⚠️ WARNING: Dangerous Park for Small Dogs and Owners ⚠️ I used to love this park and walked my dog here almost every day. Unfortunately, I now feel the need to warn others — there are aggressive dogs off-leash here. Today, two German Shepherds nearly killed my small Maltipoo. I had a panic attack as these huge dogs ran at us and started attacking. It was 2 large German Shepherds against petite me and my tiny dog — an absolutely terrifying experience. It took the police 40 minutes to arrive, and when they finally did, they were not helpful at all. If they had come sooner, perhaps the owner could have been held accountable and learned the importance of being a responsible citizen in public spaces. If you value your safety and your pet’s life, stay away from this park. (Attached: photo of the irresponsible owner and her dogs.)

Very nice park! This park doesn’t have as much as others I’ve seen, but it’s a great place to see some wildlife. The waterfalls are beautiful. The Dino park looks cool! Dogs are allowed and it looked clean. Some picnic areas need repair

An Unexpected Oasis of Tranquility in Las Vegas! ★★★★★ I recently discovered an absolutely amazing and beautiful park here in Las Vegas, and it is a true hidden gem. For anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle, this is the perfect spot. The park is a wonderfully open space, offering a refreshing sense of freedom and peace right in the city. The ambiance is what truly sets this place apart. With stunning waterfalls and serene ponds filled with graceful ducks, the atmosphere is simply perfect for relaxation. I spent a lovely afternoon sitting on the soft grass with a good book and took some time to meditate. It was the ideal setting to unwind and recharge. Beyond its tranquil beauty, the park also offers a couple of great activities, making it a versatile destination. This is an absolute must-visit for locals and tourists alike who are seeking a peaceful retreat. I can't recommend it enough!

It was amazing . A great price and lots of fun. Staff was really nice and walked around passing out sunblock. I like how they have wveryone take a 15min break after an hour in the pools. They make it safe for babies to 100 yrs old. We will be going back again just to go down the two large slides 🛝.

Really reviewing for the dog parks! These are the best dog parks in the area BY FAR. They are well maintained, trash emptied frequently, and they rotate parks at a great pace that they never feel over run. I frequent the small dog park and the “community” is awesome. There are a bunch of people that come every night with their camping chairs and just chat while the dogs play and I love it! Lots of shade and places to sit :) there are even fountains for you to fill up your dog bowl!

Desert Breeze Park: A Las Vegas Gem! ​If you're looking for a fantastic spot to get active or just relax, Desert Breeze Park is a must-visit. This massive park has something for everyone! ​For Fun & Fitness: You'll find baseball fields, soccer fields, a skate park, and a community center with a pool. Kids will love the playgrounds, and on a hot day, the water park is the perfect place to cool down. There are also plenty of picnic areas with BBQ grills for a family lunch. ​A Dog Owner's Dream: But what really makes this park special is the dog community. The dog park has separate fenced areas for large and small dogs, with plenty of space for them to run and play. The atmosphere here is just incredible—you'll find the most positive and friendly people. It's a fantastic spot to meet fellow dog lovers and is especially known as a great meetup point for all the gorgeous Siberian Huskies in the area. ​This park is more than just a space; it's a great place to connect with others who share that good dog-owner vibe. Highly recommend a visit!

Its a very interesting park. Very large but my favorite was that the trees had dedicated plaques for lost loved ones. It was truly a beautiful experience

This is my favourite park while I am in Vegas. The soccer fields are too good for walks and run. Children playing area, picnic spots and walking paths are all good and well maintained.

Nestled in the heart of our bustling community, there's a sanctuary that stands out as the park of all parks. This sunken gem, with its expansive, bowl-like terrain, is a dream for pet owners; it's the perfect spot to let your dogs roam and romp until they're delightfully exhausted, chasing frisbees or simply basking in the freedom of open space. For families, it's a playground of possibilities: wide-open fields invite spirited soccer games with the kids, fostering laughter, teamwork, and those irreplaceable bonds that only outdoor adventures can weave. What truly elevates this place is its thoughtful accessibility with 6 easy entry points mean no hassle, allowing you to dive straight into the serenity without the frustration of crowded lots or confusing paths. The grounds are impeccably clean, with visitors responsibly picking up after themselves and their furry friends, creating an environment of mutual respect that speaks volumes about the community it attracts. It's refreshing in a world that often feels chaotic and neglected. Philosophically speaking, this park reminds us of the Stoic wisdom that true happiness lies in harmony with nature and one another. In an era dominated by screens and schedules, places like this encourage us to pause, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the earth's rhythms, watching the sun filter through leaves or hearing the distant echo of children's giggles serves as a gentle nudge toward mindfulness and gratitude. It's not just a park; it's a philosophical retreat, where the act of play becomes a meditation on life's fleeting beauties, urging us to cherish the present moment amid the greenery. I've visited countless parks over the years, from urban oases to sprawling national reserves, but this one holds a special place in my heart. Whether you're picnicking under a shady tree, strolling along well-maintained trails, or simply sitting on a bench to observe the world go by, it offers a respite that's both invigorating and restorative. The subtle design elements, like benches strategically placed for optimal views and trash bins that blend seamlessly into the landscape, show a level of care that enhances every experience. On weekends, it buzzes with energy yet never feels overwhelming, striking that perfect balance between lively and peaceful. In short, I absolutely love this place. It's a testament to how thoughtful design and community spirit can create something truly magical. If you're seeking a spot to unwind, bond with loved ones (both two-legged and four-legged), or ponder life's deeper meanings, make your way here. You won't be disappointed; in fact, you might just leave feeling a little more centered and alive.

They teach Falun Dafa exercises there daily at 7am. LOVE is park and all the benefits it has to offer. Good amount of parking, clean restrooms and very little trash laying around. They keep it clean!

It is a very nice place for camping or hiking the view was very beautiful, and the weather is very nice in the summer. I visited on 8/12 I would definitely recommend

I camped here last night in the back country. You definitely need a high clearance 4wd vehicle to access the farther reaches of the park but it was awesome. 77 during the day and 59 at night. We had an awesome campsite and the silence was golden. 45 minutes from Vegas and 40 degrees cooler.

A perfect place to go to get away from Vegas heat. In about an hour you can be in the cool beautiful mountains with challenging hikes to waterfalls (in the spring) great "ooh ahh" views and two nice hotels to eat at to refuel.

Lovely views! Nice drive.

Beautiful place but the staff is super rude. They kicked us out from the park 30 min before actually closes and Taylor fisher was screaming at us and was extremely unprofessional. Waste of money for early pass

Lovely area. It is a shame the visitor center was closed.

Lovely

I walk there with my small dog, my friend and her baby at least once a week. Great area to walk around the pond, see the geese and their babies. Early morning fishing and they're catching some. Be sure to have your fishing license.......

Cute park with a lake, the playground area seems dirty so I don’t let my kids play there. We usually just go on bike rides- do keep your kids close at all times, there are a lot of sketchy people just hanging around the playground area. I have never seen security guards around to play it safe I go to Craig ranch park. It’s very clean and feels save

Disappointed we drove an hour round trip. This park was full of trash everywhere. You can see the grounds maintenance only mows from all the dead grass clippings. Just a very unkempt, trashy park. Why not get all the people serving community service to help clean this place up? It could be a lovely park.

Lorenzi Park is a landmark in history. Having been built over 80 years ago, this iconic park of Las Vegas needs a little TLC, I must say. With a handful of different areas to enjoy yourself; by reading one of the many plaques with useful information on them, the walkways for you to stroll, jog or skate, the benches to sit and take in the sunrise, or read a book, patio tables to enjoy a lunch with your family or friends, playgrounds for the children to run around in, grassy areas if you just want to throw a blanket and relax or a rose garden for you to enjoy (tho I didn't see any roses this time go round)... all areas are in much need of maintenance and care. From the poop filled ponds to trash and graffiti all around... while it's still a nice, quiet park, it does have much room for improvements. As of 2024 I must say they did pick up the maintenence some. There's still quite a bit of trash in the bushes and poop on the sidewalks. I've seen a lot more people fishing tho and heard the trout is good eating. Also, as with any park, just about, in any city, you'll find the gathering of homeless individuals. While none of them were a bother to me, minding their own business enjoying their day, there were a few individuals I would not give trust to or want to be around after sundown. On a more positive note, the wildlife here is a pleasant site to see. There's a variety of different birds wading in the ponds and waddling the grounds. From many different species of ducks, to geese, pigeons, and doves. This park is their home, but they don't mind sharing it with you. The lakes are also stocked, I hear, so fishing is also an option, if that's your thing. I saw many people casting their lines into the water from single individuals to families and couples. It's a nice way to pass some time. Overall, I go here to take my daily walks. I feel safe, and I accomplish my exercise without any setbacks, other than the letdown of the aesthetics and general appearance of the place. If you love parks, this would be one to add to your list and visit here in Las Vegas.

It's nice to have a park is Vegas. A lot of wildlife is here year round. It Could be cleaner and better maintained but I appreciate all the effort and the fact this place exist

Yes! This is a large and gorgeous park with a lot to offer. There are 3 different play areas for kids, plus a splash pad to cool off in warmer weather. I only noticed one bathroom near the top parking lot, but I'm pretty sure there are more since the park is so big. The park also has a basketball court, tennis court, and a baseball field. It looks like they host a lot of events here too. Great spot for families! It's a nice spot to visit. However, be aware that there was quite a bit of bird (duck) poop on the tables and benches during our visit. If possible, bring your own chairs for a more comfortable experience. We did see people fishing—looked like catch and release

This is a gorgeous park by Lorenzi , unfortunately its full , i mean full of homeless and weird people, the city should try to keep it more secure and homeless free as its a public park. I do not feel safe walking my dog here and all the homeless people start talking to me 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻 i came here at 130 pm.

Great park for the kids to play and a decent walking path to get those steps in. There are basketball courts and a sand volleyball court as well. The play area has playground equipment, sand play area and a splash pad for the summer months. The open areas have lots of space and they do have two baseball/softball backstops. No actual field of play but bring your own bases and have a ball. All and all a good place to play in Vegas with the littles. Not sure what they will do for the water reduction project slated to start soon but it will be sad to see the grass go away (understanding the resource needs of grass but still sad if that’s the case).

There are basketball court, beach volleyball sands, picnic area, 2-softball fields, kids field with water fountains….

Great park also had an amazing and clean splash pad. One thing I enjoyed about this park was that the restrooms had soap! Super rare to find a park with soap in it since its usually dryed up or empty 24/7 but this one was awesome! Will be returning again to enjoy the fun!

Lovely local park. Quiet ,clean & well mannered crowd. There is place for kids to play, basketball court & beach volleyball. Few tables to settle down. Parking quite spacious and accest to place it self really easy.

I live very close to Desert Breeze and we will make the 20 minute drive to this park without question any time we take our 3 yr old to the park. It's a wonderful and clean park with an awesome sandbox and water feature for summer. I can also bring my 14 yr old to play on the basketball courts. It's a win for everyone. The people we've encountered are mostly friendly and willing to share sand box toys etc. Can't wait to go back!

Absolutely beautiful park! Great for kids, there’s water fountains for them to play in and big grassy areas to play baseball, football, catch, etc. There’s doggy bags all around so it’s pretty dog friendly. The park connects with a walkway that goes along Paseos where you can walk around or run, it’s paved so you can take a stroller.

Lush park for all ages! Walking path is great and ppl are friendly. Dogs must be on a leash at all times.

We did a community walk here and it was nice! There is one part of the trail that has a lot of goose feces causing us to have to walk around in the grass but other than that, it was great!

Amazing Park! So many options and activities! The Playground is huge and very well manteined. It's a perfect family place to enjoy

Heaven on Earth. This is the most beautiful park in North Las Vegas - probably the whole city. There are two ponds, the grass is perfect green, the trees are tall and gorgeous, and the whole scenery is just breathtaking. I'll have to visit there some other time. This is the best!

The best park in North Las Vegas and maybe even in the Vegas area. This is a huge park with multiple playgrounds with equipment for all ages, stroller friendly walking trails, scenic pond, basketball courts, playgrounds, and tons of grass and shade. Highly recommend spending a cool morning or afternoon here.

Really beautiful park. There are three huge, really well kept dog parks that are segregated by size – small dogs, large dogs, and an all-size section. Honestly, the nicest dog park I’ve ever been to.

I love this park. Spacious and well maintained. We came for Marinelli Bros circus. Had a great time.

Beautiful park just wish people would pickup after their dogs...and they are lil poops so just pick it up! Overall though I loved the beautiful landscape without the poop...lol.

This is a very large park. There’s a children’s playground, an amphitheater, soccer fields, tennis courts and more. I took my dog to the dog park area. It was nice but the water fountains are broken. There was poop on the grass. People don’t clean up!

My two little guys love this park, I like that there is covered seating. There's always other dogs there for them to run about and play with, this park has trees and offers shade from the sun.

Beautiful park in a quaint neighborhood. Soccer, volleyball, play gym, dog Park, plus more.

Lot of fun.. splash pad is great in summer

What am unusually clean and friendly park. My dog is quite shy, yet amicable, around other people and canines, so, of course, I pay close attention. I’ve never seen her open up as quickly and freely as she has in making friends of both the dogs and people. The dog owners are responsible and alert, cleaning up after their pets and on a rare occasion playing referee if needed. We are definitely coming back!

There's a huge playground for the bigger kids, but the slides seem to always be locked. How are kids supposed to use them without access? They're slides. It's not like a kid can get really hurt going down. They're more likely to get hurt climbing up from the bottom to slide down.

I love this park , my kids are 13,17 and 20 and still love coming here. Restrooms are clean and safe. So much space to picnic in and so much to explore. There are a lot of rabbits running around on the grounds.

Mesa Park is always a great visit, usually it's for baseball. The playground and all the open grass areas are wonderful for the whole family to enjoy. We always have the best times either playing a baseball games or watching all the other teams play. If you have a chance one day watch some of the tee ball teams. They are all so cute running the bases with their little legs.

I really love this park.Lots of parking spots, green areas and a big playground. It would be good if they had more tables around because most of the time there are parties and if you don't bring your own chair,there isn't enough place to sit and watch your kids playing around.

Great park for outdoor activities. Batting cages are a nice touch for some extra reps with my daughter's softball team

This park is great 👍 kids enjoy all the time...

My kids love going to the park. And this place is one of their favorite park. They have tennis court, basketball, soccer, baseball and even playground. Clean park.

This park is absolutely beautiful and very clean! It was nice to see so many utilizing the grounds for running, walking their dogs, picnics, and plentiful children without being overwhelming or claustrophobic. My daughters had a very happy play time and picnic. Bonus: just down the road is Handel's ice cream! Prime location for a day to play.

Very nice park. It has a playground for kids. The park feature tennis courts and a baseball field.

My husband and I had a blast at the Goat Yoga event at Vistas Park! Doing yoga with those adorable goats was such a fun experience!

This park has a variety of activities to participate in. Basketball 🏀, tennis 🎾, baseball ⚾️. A park for children 18 months to 13. Plenty of grills and seating to grill out and eat at. A swimming pool that's 6" to 4' deep that they do a wonderful job keeping it at a great temperature Year round.

One of our favorite parks. Snack shack has variety of snacks and drinks 👍

There’s so much more to Las Vegas than the Strip. This park, for example. On a beautiful day there are ball games, people reading books on the grass, soccer game, kids and dogs. It’s a great place to take an easy walk, and there’s always parking. One of the many reasons I love Summerlin is how many parks there are.

Nice and clean park! The kids enjoyed the playground area. Lots of space for them to run and have fun.

we love this park. we had my daughter's 6th birthday party at this park and it was a good time it's got a good jungle gym friendly people that come through it big grass fields to play in just overall a good Park

Great park with a large playground area as well as ball fields and an outdoor fitness equipment set up. The park has ample walking paths to get those steps in. The community center also has a nice pool during pool season.

Cute little park. Did not see a restroom & homeless sleeping in grass areas . Wouldn’t go after dark

Nice park with unexpected large, shady grassy field. Nice to sit under shade. Docking a point because google maps directions will lead you to a locked gate and you’ll have to walk around through Costco parking lot to get to it.

This park can be hard to see from the street and parking can get very tight. It is located next to and in the back of a medical building. It's a very relaxing place to take a long walk. You will see lots of joggers, dog walkers, strollers. I noticed there are lots of birds chirping about. Quick tip - there are no play structures or restrooms nearby.

Lots of walking paths. 3 pretty big green grass areas. Fun to see all the rabbits along the trails. The only downside is the parking is a little far from the main park area.

This is a nice spot to visit for a walk on the trail or to jog. The trail is well maintained and leads to two small parks on each end, one of which is very close by. Unfortunately, the parking here is usually very limited during the day due to the nursing home next to it.

Beautiful place to walk, with some green areas and trees around, I went with my 5 years old son and we have a lot of fun with his bike, the morning was amazing walking under the shade of the trees

It’s a beautiful trail to walk our dogs. Very tranquil. Lots of very nice & friendly people along the path. It’s a gorgeous are. My new favorite spot for walks.

Beautiful park...play area for 3-5 years. Way nice

Lovely neighborhood park with a small meditation path.

We go here to play pickleball when staying with our son in Vegas. Beautiful park right next to the hills of SW Summerlin. Friendly crowd with open play on the pickleball courts.

Safe, Clean, nice lawns, fun playground 👍

There are not very many parking spots considering how nice this park is. The bathrooms are clean. The grass is well maintained. I often see people but it has never been crowded. There are paved walking paths and several shade trees. The play areas seem maintained and are covered. There are covered picnic tables and many other parts to explore. There is plenty is enjoy in the rather small area.

Very nice and clean my daughter love it

Love this park~ has pickle ball courts (4 of them), a kids playground and a toddler playground. There aren't a lot of picnic tables but there's a good sized grassy area in the middle of the park. There are 3 pokestops and a gym for those Pokemon Go fans. There are walking trails that connect to the park also. There's also a good amount of shade in the late afternoon since it's close to the mountains. Since it's a pretty new park, people have been good about the dog poop. Only saw one large trail of dog poop once that I cleaned up with the available doggy bags. The kids there are pretty respectable too. Good crowd of people.

Crowds permitting, this is a beautiful place to walk through. I love how it's always changing. The smell is pleasant, and you can really feast your eyes on all the flowers and sculptures. I also appreciate how the fountains use recycled rain water (I should have taken a picture of the sign for the specific).

The Bellagio Conservatory feels like something straight out of one of my thriller novels. As a thriller author, I’m always drawn to spaces that mix beauty with tension, and this one has that quiet, cinematic energy. It’s controlled chaos in a story. When I visited in November, it was set up with beautiful autumn colors. There’s a spitting frog, a pool with owls, and a giant green pumpkin surrounded by elegant place settings. Everything is absolutely stunning. It’s always busy in the evening, and honestly, I’ve never been here when it wasn’t. The main center display is incredible, showing off rich fall tones and detailed seasonal art. This is one of those places where you can’t help but stop and take it all in. Walking around the base display, there’s a huge tree and the massive pumpkin near the café area. Too bad the café seating isn’t open, because I’d love to sit there and work on one of my thriller novels. I took a slow-motion video of the owls perched beside the pumpkin, and another of the water fountain flowing from the pumpkin itself. The Bellagio Conservatory is one of those Vegas sights that never disappoints.

The Bellagio Conservatory is a true oasis in the middle of the Strip! The seasonal floral displays are absolutely stunning — every detail is beautifully designed, with vibrant colors, creative themes, and larger-than-life arrangements that change five times a year (Spring, Summer, Harvest, Winter, and Lunar New Year). It’s free to visit and open 24 hours a day, though early mornings or late evenings are the best times to avoid crowds. The combination of flowers, sculptures, and soft music makes it a peaceful escape from the Vegas bustle. Truly a must-see attraction inside the Bellagio — perfect for photos and a quick break between casino lights and shows. 🌸🌿✨

It was truly amazing. We were lucky to be there the last weekend of the fall display. It was so beautiful. And a bonus that it's free to walk through. It's a must stop!

A must-see Vegas tradition! The Bellagio Conservatory is always stunning — it’s free to wander and perfect for taking photos or videos. Yes, it gets crowded, but it’s absolutely worth it. We visit every year, and the displays never disappoint — the flowers and seasonal décor are always breathtaking. If you have even a little extra time in Vegas, make sure to add this to your list. It’s one of those experiences that truly captures the magic of the city!

This was absolutely stunning and one of our favorite things to walk-through each day. We saw gardeners in there each morning, tending to all of the magnificent plants and displays. They had a mushroom theme goddess garden going, and I was completely amazed.

Wow! A beautiful space to take pictures, walk around and enjoy the exquisite Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. Stunning stop by and enjoy the hard work and detail that goes into making something so magical for the public. I loved it! Something free to do solo or with family or friends.

I could have spent all day here the ponds were full of life. From ducks to humming birds the birds filled the are with peaceful chatter. The paths were simple and very well kept. The outlook posts are well built and had marvelous viewing of the valley. I do suggest binoculars so that you can get close up viewing of the beauty this place has to offer.

2nd time here, first time came with my camera and my 180-600 for birds. Yesterday I brought my 105 macro lens and first time trying it. Had a great time, other photographers there too. Nice and quiet too besides the airliners flying over coming into Vegas. Highly recommend.

My first visit was Monday. What a lovely habitat. Calm and peaceful. It seems to prioritize the animals comfort and one must peek thru the foliage sometimes.

Such a cool spot! The check in building has bathrooms and maps. I’m shocked that this place does not charge a fee - it’s pretty big. 5 miles of trails!

This is my favorite place to visit in Las Vegas. I've been there a few times over the last few decades and it never fails to impress. If you're a birder from east of the Rockies, do not miss it.

This is a beautiful place to observe a large variety of birds or just take a nature walk. We saw bunnies and a turtle in addition to hummingbirds, ducks, grebes, snowy egrets, great white egrets, towhees, roadrunners, a white pelican, and a kestrel. There are paved and dirt pathways. The staff are always friendly and ready to answer any questions. This is definitely one of my favorite places in Vegas!

A really cool place. There are multiple ponds to walk around and look for wildlife, including an elevated platform. And it’s free. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Would have loved to spend more time on a day that isn’t so hot.

Beautiful park surrounded by baseball fields. Has a fountain to play in, instead of a splash pad. Multiple restrooms and a fun, small, playground.

Playground leaves a lot to be desired. Very small, and the only 2 slides are separate and difficult to climb. My 6yo made it up there okay but my 3yo couldn’t do it. Swings are in a separate area and have no shade so they were scorching by 11am. The splash pad looked nice, but we didn’t end up using it. Tons of grass and nice walking paths but I wouldn’t come back here with kids. We saw 3 homeless people during our short visit. I personally have no issues with them - they need shade and restrooms too. Just something to be aware of if it makes you uncomfortable.

.Today, a man named Mike rode up on me and my children while we were playing—on his lawn mower. He showed no regard for how close he was to kids playing on equipment, and when I didn’t move fast enough, he acted like he didn’t even see us. My toddler was right there. It was obvious he had no concern for anyone’s safety. This kind of reckless behavior around children is completely unacceptable and dangerous.

Green and very quiet place for the family rest. I have seen today just marriage 💑 here, so, events are on demand, as park in the good shape, baseball and football teams train around as well. Playground for kids is awesome and clean.

This place has the best parking! I know that's an unusual thing to compliment but it's dope. It makes me wonder why more parks and parking lots don't have shaded carports. This park also has an abundance of shade trees covering the parking lots. Idk? All I can say is that I like what I like

Nice park clean, just some people they don't pick up after their dogs, but overall is clean.. I went today 7/7/2019, and it was so dirty the playground and around I dont if they did a party empty boxes super dirty today, I think the city should start charging to enter and that way they appreciated the hard that they do, today 8/22/22, park is kind of dirty, employees are really hard workers, is the parents they should teach their kids that they have to pick up their empty bottles, their empty bags of chips, the people with dogs check when they poop n pick it up please we have to keep all this treasures clean, we need the parks. Still thinking if city charges to enter here people maybe appreciates n keep it clean n safe, specially for the future generations

My rating is largely based on how easy it is just to get up the slide. I don't know if my pictures are doing it justice, but there's no easy way to get to the slide. The equipment does state for kids starting at 5 years of age, but I'm not sure most 5 year olds could maneuver the way that is required to get to the slide. There are also 2 regular and 2 baby swings, black in color in an area with no chance for shade. Otherwise, there's a water feature for summer and one of those big plastic roundabouts; those are the two stars.

We stopped by the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat thinking it would be a fun and unique little break from the buzz of the Strip. The idea is great, but in reality, there just isn’t much to it. We were especially hoping to see flamingos—but there weren’t any out during our visit, which was disappointing. There are a few ducks and koi, and the grounds are nicely landscaped, but it’s really more of a 5–10 minute walk-through than a full experience. If you’re already nearby at the Flamingo or walking through the area, it’s a quick, peaceful stop—but probably not worth going out of your way for.

Free entry, a nice side attraction from the usual fast paced strip. The facility seemed well kept, animals appear content and there was a nice variety of wildlife to check out. Turtles, Koi, (Obviously) Flamingo and some native species of bird. Quick and fun!

Definitely worth going to see and taking the kids kind of like a mini zoo very interesting that most of those animals have been there for longer than a lot of the other people that were there have been alive the excitement of people seeing all the animals in our mix and move around was very enjoyable The Koi in this pond was larger than any. I have seen anywhere in any Koi pond. They were huge. The pelican has been there for over 20 years. They said he just showed up one day and stayed.

The first time we passed the habitat going to the hotel’s pool, we didn’t see any Flamingos out but the next day, they were out there as seen on the video. It was amazing to see real live Flamingos! You also don’t have to be staying in the hotel to get into the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat. It’s free for all. Check it out when in Vegas!

The habitat is a lil place with wildlife that is uniquely situated in The Flamingo. It's something you pass through on the way to the pool, and is picture perfect for selfies. It also has a hidden chapel where private outdoor weddings can take place. It can get crowded at times, but mornings are the best time.

Cute little “zoo” but unfortunately people were ignoring the no smoking signs and staff was not enforcing it either. So hard to find anything to do in this city with a child that doesn’t expose them to smoke or nudity that I was hoping this outdoor/animal experience would be a win but it was not. To get to the exhibit you have to walk either through the smoky casino or past a fountain with benches where people are smoking and vaping. The keeper herself seemed very knowledgeable and the grounds seemed well tended but it was overshadowed by the nastiness that is Las Vegas culture

Absolutely worth a visit! Yes it is a small area and unfortunately the flamingos were not out on our visit but there are beautiful birds, fish, waterfalls etc. like a lush tropical island! 🦩

This place really is an impressive piece of architecture. We had dinner at the steakhouse and the view during dinner was beautiful. No charge to visit, just walk through and enjoy. They have occasional light shows and nature sounds. It's similar to the strip casinos(botanical garden, fountain show) but with a uniqueness to it.

Visited the Mystic Falls Park at Sam's Town again. It's a nice family-friendly attraction in the casino that has waterways and waterfalls. I hadn't been here in years and wanted to see if it was still here. Happy to see it is!

I have visited this Hotel/casino since it opened ! I have never been disappointed. fun place for families bowling ,arcade and movie theater . mystic falls is a beautiful attraction free of charge

It was a pretty amazing show. My family and I really enjoyed it. We'll be back soon it's free

Great show kids will absolutely love it. Its relaxing.

I went to dinner at the Angry Butcher steakhouse with my family. We sat outside to enjoy the beautiful view. What a stunning setting! Absolutely a great place for a romantic dinner. When all of a sudden, the decorative animals in the park came to life and fountains started shooting water in the air. This melodramatic music started playing and laser lights were dancing through the trees! I thought i was immersed into a Disney film! It was so amazing! I was in awe of the whole show! Mystic Falls Park inside of Sam's Town is an attraction everyone must see!!!!! Wow!

I've been going to this area at Sam's Town for over 20 years, and it's absolutely amazing!!!! Great place for a date night. Shoot pool, have drinks at the bar, watch the Mystic Falls show, see a movie, gambling, have a nice dinner, etc.. so many things to do all in one place!

We loved the sanctuary! It’s a wide open concept which is great so is never crowded. Tons of parrots! Animals are well kept, volunteers are kind. Lots of rescued birds and they love the attention of the public. You can feed the goats, ducks… My daughter had a blast! Well priced

We like this place. It isn't in the best condition, very small and very limited amount of animals/birds to look at depending on when you go but I think they mainly run on volunteerism so this is understandable. We still enjoy bringing our toddler here for an outing as it is not far from our house. The rear end of their sanctuary is currently under construction so in this last trip we didnt get to see their full range of animals. Also we noticed their trees and plants beside these beautiful cacti are in desperate need of water though. The cacti were actually the highlight of this particular visit as they were blooming (we've been here at least 3 to 5 times over the last few years so I didnt take any pictures of the actual animals but they have goats, exotic birds, peacocks including albino, chickens, turkey, ostrich emu, pigs etc..and normally when not under construction i believe donkey and llama or alpaca). We haven't gotten to see any cacti bloom in person anywhere until now. Overall, I do recommend this place for a nice outing with family or young kids. The workers are friendly (mainly keep to themselves though while working on many projects) and definitely trying to make it a positive experience and patronizing the place is probably the only way to bring further improvements and more animals. Overall, it is a positive experience, and we will return I am sure

This is a beautiful hidden gem in Northwest Las Vegas! It’s got so many different birds, tortoises, donkeys, lamas and more. Each of which had proper space for their sizes. It’s all outdoors but there were shady areas where you can beat the summer heat. It’s fairly cheap to enter ($5 for adults). I would recommend checking out their website and donate to give a little extra to help out a cool animal sanctuary in our Las Vegas community :)

Stumbled across this place while visiting Vegas. My wife loves animals and we took a day trip out to the Gilgrease Nature Santuary and it was definitely worth the short drive. There were so many more animals than we were expecting. The Cockatoos were especially entertaining because they kept talking to us trying to get our attention. The director also took time out of her day to give us the backstory of the Sanctuary and walked us around their new addition that is being built. Had a really great time.

While small, the animals you see are amazing and friendly ( in their enclosures). Ticket prices were reasonable. Only downside was the rough concrete ang large slopes for wheelchairs.

Great experience for the Family, the kids loved it (9 and 3 year old) very welcoming person in the entrance, the prices are very cheap and they have a nice verity off animals. You can feed them as well with a dollar per cup. 4 stars is because I would recommend to have the place more clean or at least more alive, even if it says to raise up the prices. Once it’s more cleaned they place can for be published in much more places. Good luck

New to the area and I was looking for something to do with my one year old! Found this gem exploring the map! We absolutely enjoyed it! My child loved seeing the animals and talking to the birds! The price can't be beat! Will be coming back!

This place is huge with so very much to do..it's perfect for anyone rather you want to just sit and relax or watch your pups at play there are a couple playgrounds some in which are covered. The scenery is beautiful plenty of walking areas and a great place for all to enjoy.

A perfect one hour walking trail around the base of the mountain...well smoothed and wide. All the other walkers are friendly and you will sometimes share the path with horses. It's just a great way to start the day. If you want something a little more challenging, there are parallel trails, just a few yards up the mountain slope that are a bit more challenging, more narrow and a lot of fun for trail running. And the location of lone mountain could not be more perfect... Near ann road and the 215. One of my favorite things about this area is that I can see lone mountain from everywhere in town.And so wherever I am, I look towards it and know that I am close to a peaceful, happy outdoor experience.

‼️BATHROOM HAS NO DOORS‼️ Beautiful park✨ Lots of opened tables that don’t need reservations😉 Great pathway to ride bikes, scooters, skate board, skates, anything with wheels! Plenty of opened green grass to run around⚽️🏀🏈. Pickleball courts, Tennis Ball courts. Just a great park by the mountain to go for a hike 👍🏼🥾⛰️🌄

I love this area because it's so large that it could take years to explore all the wonders! From climbing, building, hiking walking and photography to pickle Ball, tennis and picnics- I highly recommend finding your favorite parts of this amazing place

Great place to hike. Around the mountain is about 2.5 miles. Beautiful views

Good hike right in Las Vegas. Not a long hike to the top, but pretty steep in places. And an occasional scramble. In some places, the rock is slick or the gravel is loose, so wear appropriate shoes with good soles. It was cool and sunny when we did it, but can be brutally hot. My son has done it at night for an awesome view of the city

Nice park with several different options of trails from easy to moderate. Good view of "the strip" and most of the Las Vegas Valley. Can be pretty busy but everyone was polite and took turns passing through narrow areas. It is very dog friendly, we passed several dogs and brought our own girl (who loved it too).

This is definitely worth checking out if you are in Las Vegas. It will most likely be emotional, but it is a great place to reflect and think about how we should cherish our loved ones. The tiles are beautiful, and it was nice to read the tributes.

The Healing Garden was born of a miracle. It went from a thought to a completed project in FOUR DAYS. The City donated the land without endless discussions and red tape. Nevadans self-organized, donating money, materials, labor and expertise. No one waited to be told what to do. They just showed up ready to get to work. Yes, the Garden has been modified over the years. After 8 years, what moves me to tears is knowing we have a lot of neighbors who genuinely love their community and are motivated to share what they can to bring comfort in a difficult time. (Photo is taken from the Garden facing the sunset on October 1, 2018.)

Be carefull not to walk right past it, the doors are small. Very nice very needed. Discoverd this by accident and am very grateful that I have.

This memorial site for the 50+ persons who were eliminated by an evil gunman is quite a wonderful honorable memorial and work of art. It can be very sobering , sad & deeply reflective should one approach it empathetically. On a positive note, it reflects the truth and heartaches of human tragedy and loss that many of us, but not all should Confront and be prayerful for those in need and those who have suffered great loss. When the garden1st opened it had a magnificent ceremony several years ago . As a bugler I tearfully Played taps just outside the front gate which also brought back memories playing taps in Vietnam for a fallen Marine. This garden brings back memories then and in an honorable and sober moment in the present for all families involved. The photos below should speak volumes to your heart to keep all those in prayer at the garden, and around the world daily from the evil tragedies that fall mankind in our global ongoing warfare that befall many currently each day. The directions to the “Healing Garden” is located on Google as well as East Charleston at 1015 S Casino center Boulevard . Wheel chair accessible! Be blessed Jesus cares say your prayers. Amen!

For all of those who don't know what happened in the glittering city of Las Vegas. Humanity can scarcely be outdone in senseless cruelty. For all who lost their lives here, rest in peace. For the one who did this: No words!

Very beautiful garden. Although a bit sad, it's peaceful and quiet. The neighborhood used to be not the greatest but, it has come pretty far. So glad to see that even though you see some homeless people around, nobody seems to really mess with this place either. Maybe they feel the VEGAS STRONG spirit. The memorial sites for each one of the victims are very heartfelt. The community did great with getting together and creating this place.

A beautiful memorial garden for the victims of the October 1, 2017 shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival by a lone shooter operating from the Mandalay Bay hotel. It is a very nice set up with lots of attention to all victims. The garden is clean and nobody seems to have messed with it. The major down side is the absolute terrible location. Parking is not possible at the site and needs to be done e in one of the more sketchy side streets. Also, this memorial should have been at the shooting site and not hidden somewhere obscure.

Over-all great park. This park had 2 full length baseball ⚾️ games going at the same time with more teams gearing up to play with practice room on the side . Picnic area with cover roof and benches . Lots of field room to run , play and have fun. Really large playground sections with slides and swings . Outdoor basketball 🏀 court . There is also a humongous dog park 🐕 for dogs to play and run , there are two different areas . This park was opened all day for families to enjoy

Such a great place for the dogs to roam. This is an awesome park for baseball, family gatherings, and dog lovers of all sorts!

A LOT of unleashed dogs all the time. I get that people trust their animals, but maybe those pet owners with dogs in leashes don't trust how theirs will react when the unleashed runs to theirs, hence the reason the dog on a leash is on a leash to avoid other unknown interactions with dogs. Rather hard to avoid when an unleashed dog comes running up to a leashed dog. Really not cool. Also there has been a massive increase of homeless sleeping in and around the new community center. Very unfortunate to see families with children sleeping on the stairs. Hopefully the community center will be just that a community center that can provide resources for those in need.

I really enjoyed my visit, as this spacious well kept park is setup for all types of play. There's winding sidewalks through out the park that led me to a shaded playground area, basketball courts, gazebos, baseball & open fields. There were bathrooms, plenty of benches around, an exercise area plus a dog park. Definitely going back to see how far the trails go. NOTE: Construction is underway for a new community center, expansion and upkeep so be prepared for lots of additional fencing and areas to blocked off.

Time enjoyed and well spent. I've grown to love this park and would recommend this park to any family in the area. There is also a skate park which I will capture some images to post next time but they are building onto it at the moment as well as a community center. From what I hear they will be providing a lot of necessary programs which the community can definitly benifit from. Can't wait to see the final outcome.

Halloween pumpkin patch/ fair. Really nice. I got there right when they were closing but still it was fun. They have rides, food, games, pumpkins, photo booths. Everybody was having a great time. They were disinfecting and wearing masks so its all safe. They'll be open until Oct 31st for Halloween so that will be good family fun!

Great park, nice dog run area. Well kept grounds, plenty of trash cans and bags around so no excuse for poop!

We have been members at Barx Parx for about 2 years, and we have used their doggie daycare, boarding, grooming, and training services for our bernedoodle-sheepadoodle mix. We have been pleased with all of the services, and our dog absolutely loves going here. Doggie Daycare: Our dog went to daycare 5 days per week while we were working, and he absolutely loved it. We have since moved into a house with a yard, so he doesn’t go as frequently and we can tell he misses his human and dog friends. We still take him occasionally, and everyone is as excited to see him as he is to see them. The Parx rangers are all wonderful and loving. They are very well trained to spot when a dog’s behavior changes and may need a “time out” from the main area in the corral. They keep all areas as clean as possible as soon as they notice a dog has peed/pooped. I also love when they do special events like paw print artwork for various holidays, posed pictures (extra charge), and various types of stimulation (bubbles, “Olympics,” etc). Boarding: It is a huge relief when he’s boarded here while traveling because we know he’s well taken care of, and we can check the cameras to see him happily playing or napping. We also love the upgrades to a bedtime story and treat every night, plus an outdoor walk every day. Grooming: We used to groom our bernedoodle at home, but it would takes hours over the course of a week or more. Nicole does a wonderful job, listens to our requests, and listens to our dog when he may not like something (blow dryer). Over the first two or three grooming sessions, Nicole had our dog as comfortable as possible with the entire grooming process. We take our dog about 1x per month to see Nicole. Training: We attended the first round of training at Barx Parx with Stephy when our dog was closer to a year old. It was a very hands-on process where my husband and I each took turns with each skill. He learned to sit, stay, lay down, leave it, and walk next to me on and off a leash on command. We recently welcomed a baby, and we had Stephy come for a home visit to train us on how to make the process of bringing a newborn home an easy and safe transition for all involved. I highly recommend this because our dog absolutely LOVES our baby, and I believe this was so easy because of the training my husband and I received.

I don't review a lot but the crew of Barx Parx take such good care of my girl, I just have to give them kudos. She has human and four legged friends and really looks forward to her time there. I like that all the dogs have been tested for compatibility, as I've taken her to random dog parks where some dogs can be aggressive. There's always enough staff members and the number of dogs in any particular area is limited by the staff's ability to watch them. A+ all the way around. I started as a basic member but she enjoys her time there and it's good for her to have time to be a dog, so I upgraded for the discount on visits. It's worth it. Oh, and the last picture shows that we do spring for the peanut butter treat so it's another thing to look forward to a couple times a week.

My pup has been going here for a while now. He absolutely loves it! We go for park time weekly and once in a while I leave him there for daycare and he always is well taken care of. We love barxparx!🐾🐶💕

I don’t give reviews often, however, BarxParx DESERVES ONE. More like 10, but I only have a few minutes. I have terrible anxiety. When it comes to our fur-son RoRo, that anxiety triples. This is our second frenchie and as most are aware, frenchies are notorious for overheating, getting heat stroke, etc. This was the very first time we have left our puppy (he’s 15 months, but still a baby, duh), and I was TERRIFIED. I wasn’t worried about him, I was worried about how the other dogs would react to his spunky, playful self. With our previous frenchie, we brought her to Camp Bow Wow and did not have a good experience - at all. So we were worried about boarding him in a facility such as this one. We also needed a facility that was staffed overnight. That was a huge dealbreaker for us. Needless to say, I was worried for nothing. BarxParx, exceeded my needs and expectations and I couldn’t be more grateful. I communicated with them via text message while I was away and Aurora (one of the park rangers) was more than helpful and responded to my requests and needs without hesitation. I also communicated with Stef, one of the managers as well. They gave him breaks every hour like I asked for to decrease his risk of overheating, he was able to sleep by himself with a blanket from home, they even added an extra meal right before bedtime like we do at home without issue, and I even got some great pictures. We can’t wait to use BarxParx again when we travel and even on my long work days for daycare! Thank you again to BarxParx for keeping our baby safe!

Simply the best! My dog has stayed at Barx Parx on and off since I first got my puppy in 2021. I have tried other boarding places around LV but nothing compares to the care and quality at Barx Parx. What is amazing is that a lot of the same dog caretakers are still there from 3+ years ago! The staff is very knowledgeable, friendly, and most importantly dog lovers. They have the highest standards of cleanliness and dog health and safety that I have seen across boarding places in LV. Seriously, don't hesitate to trust BP with your pup! They go above and beyond to make sure every dog is having a safe and happy time.

Unfortunately this dog park didn't end up working out for us and we really tried to love it. First I do have to say the place smell like dog urine extremely bad some days were just unbearable to be inside too long. I feel like if they had a unit with a garage and patio it would make a lot more sense for a indoor dog park. Second issue we had was lack of small dogs in the park. They did have two sections but the small was usually closed in the evening and it was hard to find playful dogs that were close to our 9lb Chihuahuas size. My last issue was with the boarding process, they do make you drop them off for a few hours as a trial and our dog didn't pass due to anxiety. Our dog just takes longer than a couple hours to warm up to humans and has no problems being friends with any dog of any size. We went with a local person for boarding and have had zero complaints or issues

I brought my dog into Barx Parx in attempt to have him boarded eventually in the future. I also liked the idea of an indoor dog park for the hot summer days. It reeks of urine in there as soon as you walk in. I tried to understand because there’s a lot of dogs there but it was really bad. Anyway, we paid for the membership for the better rates and scheduled him for behavioral evaluation to see if he can qualify for boarding. Well, when I returned to pick my dog up he didn’t qualify. Mind you, my dog is a goofy, loving 17 pound chihuahua mix. He never fights other dogs or has been aggressive towards dogs/people. My dog sometimes finds a dog he vibes with well and will play with them. If not he sniffs around and does his own thing minding his business. He failed because of wanting to be to himself and didn’t really interact with other dogs? I’m not sure I didn’t get a real good explanation nor did I get a solution. I asked where do we go from here, the employee told me I can put him in day care again until he can qualify (which would cost me every time). I was really disappointed so I left and canceled the membership. So I basically paid for a month membership for something I didn’t even use.

The girls and I took Raven she really enjoyed being around children. We allowed them to pet her, and she loves that, so the walking really did her and me good.

Quite a good park for various activities: it has soccer and basketball fields, skate park, water play area, few playgrounds, and couple of tents. There is also dogs park and big lawn. The park is not particularly clean, but still playgrounds are well maintained. Parking is ok, in certain hours it can be crowded though

Really enjoy this park. It's right across the street from my son's pediatrician, so we always do a quick stop by in the summer.

A very nice park. Has lots of different amenities. The city has got to do something about the homeless population living there though. Otherwise it's really nice.

Nice place. Very big nd clean. Soccer fields, Horseshoe pits, Bocce fields, Skate park. Group areas nd playground. Also a nice fenced off dog park.. Nice place..

I enjoy this park. It is in a rougher area then other favorites but it is well kept and has most of the essentials

My kids love the skate park here. It’s set up so that they can ride scooters and skateboards in a loop without stopping. Plenty of ramps, rails, and some stairs.

My daughter has lived here for a few months. It is not the best part of town but the park has a security gate and is clean and well managed. We're pretty happy with it so far!

American camp ground, is small camp ground that is putting in little boxabl houses that add a home feelings to a much needed change from the standard rv park, it seems to have that quiet atmosphere we all crave, but as always remember las vegas is the wild west keep ur, second amendment ready, for there wildlife everywhere looking for an easy meal

This is a quite park..it's clean n well taken care of..Manager Bonnie keeps riff raff out. She works with U if there are any issues.. Valerie Harbig

Definitely a good place to stay. It's not luxurious, but the restrooms are clean with hot water, the people are friendly, and it's pretty quiet most of the time. It's a very nice and inexpensive campground.

It felt just like grandma's house. I stayed for 2 months, but I never wanted to leave. They took care of my every need and more. I miss everything about it. For me, people were too quiet and they went to sleep way too early. No late night parties in Vegas?? But if safety, tranquility, friendly neighbors, and a great staff is what you're after, its perfect. I never got the fire pits working, but I'm sure it was user error because everything else was very well maintained. It would have been nice to have wifi at the trailer, but there was great cable TV and wifi near the office. The bathrooms were campground bathrooms - creaky wooden stalls, concrete floors and could have used a hose-down, but they never ran out of hot water, there was never any wait and the concrete showers were good size, clean and had superior water pressure. I'm definitely coming back for a visit! GLAMPERS WELCOME!!

I don't know if the owners of this place have hit hard times or if they just don't care. This place is awful. Not a real campground. It is a place where people who are down on their luck are living. Tent area is not more than a little patch of grass. Men's bathroom was disgusting and I have some tolerance. 2 out of four showers have no shower heads and lights were out in two of them. Showers look like they have not been cleaned in years.. Even after the janitor(who lives in a tent on the grounds) cleaned the men's room it was still dirty. Bare minimum on cleaning. Not to mention that no one is ever in the office. When I was waiting to check in the office person finally showed up only to tell me she did not have time as she had to go somewhere else. Never saw anyone from management again and I was there 5 nights. Even at $18 a night I would NEVER stay there again. I did not feel safe there. Again I don't know what the story is in regard to the owners but they need to do better. I would not recommend to anyone....ever.

Their positive reviews come from people that are employed there. Office hours are supposed to be 9 to 5, but always late and refuse to answer phones all day long. I have had nothing but problems since I moved in. They will not fix anything. I was promised when I moved in that everything would be fixed, but it is not. Been here 6 months still no central air or heat and no plumbing. When I call owner she claims maintenance showed my husband how to fix toilet, but that is not true. Every month they want us to stick hose down toilet to make it go down. Gets completely full and wants us to live in our waste. The hose trick does not always work. So most the time we have no bathroom. Owner is rude and sells RVs that do not work and for triple what they are worth. Very trashy place, so try to avoid.

I wish I could give it more stars. The garden is a nice escape from the chaos of the strip but is really, really small and could be better tended. The Barrick museum was exhibiting an interesting show. Don't go out of your way to go there, but if you are visiting a UNLV student it's a nice spot to sit.

No parking anywhere nearby without a university permit. Bummer.

A beautiful oasis in the middle of campus

Great place to read and generally in solitude.

Outdoor garden on the UNLV campus

Quiet place to read

My favorite place on campus for a break

Small, but peaceul, relaxing little quite park area for the community to come enjoy quite time.

Recently opened Legacy park with statue featuring 44th President of the United States Barack Obama

A profound day honoring one of Vegas's great pioneers!