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Angel Park

4.0 (22 reviews)

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Norm K.

I have used Angel Park a couple of times as a starting point for the south part of the Angel Park Trail. Parking is available on Venetian Strada Street alongside the park from Durango Drive. Depending on where you park on this street, you can enter the trail from just west of Durango. If you park more to the west, there is a walkway going across the west side of Angel Park that you can use to loop Angel Park or access the Angel Park Trail that goes to Rampart and then to Alta Drive. Since I'm not going to the park with pets or children, I have to refrain from scoring it on the basis of amenities that kids would use. When I have been there, the park has been clean, and the walkways to Angel Park Trail have been in good shape. Within the park itself, there is a circular running track that is padded. Except for the fact that you'd be running around in circles, I'm sure the padding would be a lot easier on the feet. Parking where I mentioned has always been readily available. The park is a good starting point for the approximate 2 mile round trip Angel Park South Trail.

Bethany T.

This is a very cute park with a lot of amenities for people and children. Baseball/softball field, Tennis courts, fitness stops along the walking/ running trails, play grounds for the little ones, and a nice bit of space for picnic and whatnot. They have cute bridges in the open areas. The only thing i wasn't a fan of about this park, there was a lot of people who didn't pick up after their dogs.

Two nice walking paths. Wish we had our kids' bikes.

Playground was great for my 4yr old and 1yr old with climbing ropes, balance-challenging bridges, slides, little merry go round, and monkey bars. I could see it being fun for most kids 1-9yrs old. Nice walking paths. Dog friendly. Cute little splash pad (not open until May though). The playground is on the other side of the tennis courts which you can't easily see from the street. Several clean benches and tables for eating.

Apple S.

Beautiful park! Lots of grass and a nice playground. Very limited water park but I'm happy with any these days! Luckily parks on the west side by summerlin almost all have one. Tennis courts. Picnic tables spread out. It's next to the golf course. We had our lunch here while my dog played around.

Park with real grass
Richard R.

Nice city park with real grass. There is a trail that leads up to Tivoli Village and Suncoast. It's nice to walk on the trail, fly a kite, or even play tennis.

Mary W.

For a neighborhood park, of course, this is as good as it gets! Lovely shade trees, green grass, renovated walking trail, little stations for calisthenics, open areas for horsing around, mini playground, and a small tennis court. This is fantastic. And with a great view of the greens of nearby Angel Park Golf Course. Come in the evening and you may spot a rabbit or two. Joggers, retirees, and families with kids make this a regular spot. Yes, there was a time when it got a little dicey at some points, particularly at night. Seems some wanted to take advantage of the place for shady drug activities. But that seems mostly gone now. Just as always, pay attention to your surroundings and exercise a little common sense. Peaceful park.

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Clairin D.

Angel Park playground and fenced water feature. Near two tennis courts, a trail that leads to Angel Park Golf Course, a walking/jogging track, picnic areas and public restrooms.

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Treehouse Playground

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4.0(17 reviews)
7.8 mi•Downtown

Do you get a chance to climb into a real tree house ? I bet…read morenot, be my guest and let me tell you where you can go play ! Come one all ages. It's time to go play in a real tree house. Located inside container park is the best hidden gem in Vegas a real tree house! Let's begin a journey, a new adventure. Get lost in oneself . In the mundane culture and sense of life its all about being on task and belonging to the world. We need to take time to regroup and remember. We need to focus on what's important. Life is breathtaking and short . Let's not forget about the love for ourselves and others around us. We need to focus on the one thing that's important. We need to be mindful and focus. But sometimes we can be distracted just a little and forget about everything. It's all good just to go play. As we age we realize and regress . I'm figuring out this . The inner battle of oneself. To just do something whimsical and unplanned is epic. We have to adult ourselves enough when we exist in our life experiences, but let's be clear, "go play!" Release those feelings and make new memories. Make happy thoughts of running away with a rainbow. Sometimes it's not just in our dreams, but always in our thoughts as they pass day by day . Come and explore the beautiful world of what a tree house can do for you!

I normally don't leave reviews, but parents deserve to know about our experience here…read more We were visiting with friends and their 5-year-old son was getting ready to play laser tag. While we were helping him get set up, he touched one of the laser tag guns and an employee immediately got irritated and told him in a very rude tone that he "doesn't understand" and couldn't play anymore. He's a young child -- kids that age are still learning and developing at different paces. There was no need to speak to him that way, especially in front of everyone. He ended up in tears. When I calmly approached to understand what happened, the employee continued with the same attitude and dismissive behavior. Instead of de-escalating, she became confrontational, which eventually led to security being called and us being asked to leave. The situation was completely blown out of proportion and handled in a very unprofessional way. This is a children's venue. Staff should be patient, understanding, and trained to communicate appropriately with young kids and their parents. If someone doesn't have the temperament to work around children, this may not be the right environment for them. On top of that, the playground area itself raises safety concerns. There are kids of all ages running full speed through a treehouse-style structure with steep stairs and heavy traffic, which feels like an accident waiting to happen without proper supervision or flow control. Very disappointing experience overall. Parents should be aware of how interactions are handled here.

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Treehouse Playground - Can you still play ! Let's go!

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Kinderland Café

Kinderland Café

4.5(357 reviews)
2.1 mi•Westside

It was our first time here, and we absolutely loved it! We actually ended up coming here because…read moreanother similar place closer to us was closed for the day, and I'm so glad it was because we discovered this colorful little place for Junior! It reminded me of the old McDonald's play places and brought back so many fun childhood memories. It was our first visit, so we didn't know we needed socks, but the lady at the front desk was so helpful and offered us some inexpensive ones. The price for the entire day was very reasonable, and they also sell snacks, drinks, and coffee for coffee lovers like me! I also noticed people bringing their own snacks, which is a great plus for families who prefer to bring their own food or have dietary restrictions. Overall, we had a wonderful experience, and Junior had a blast! We're so happy we found this place, and we'll definitely be back! It was our first time here, and we absolutely loved it! We actually ended up coming here because another similar place closer to us was closed for the day, and I'm so glad it was because we discovered this colorful little place for Junior! It reminded me of the old McDonald's play places and brought back so many fun childhood memories. It was our first visit, so we didn't know we needed socks, but the lady at the front desk was so helpful and offered us some inexpensive ones. The price for the entire day was very reasonable, and they also sell snacks, drinks, and coffee for coffee lovers like me! I also noticed people bringing their own snacks, which is a great plus for families who prefer to bring their own food or have dietary restrictions. Overall, we had a wonderful experience, and Junior had a blast! We're so happy we found this place, and we'll definitely be back!

Favorite baby/toddler indoor playground experience in vegas!…read moreThe owner is amazing, attentive, friendly, helpful, talkative, and put together all around. Great space for adults to hang out with their kids. Snacks and an abundance of kids play equipment and much more. I've been bringing my son here since 2023. And now my baby who is about to be 1. They love it. Never had a bad experience yet, just a few poor interactions my kids have had with other kids. But resolved always quickly. The owner seems to step in as well when needed which is always helpful. 5/5 Stars!!

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Kinderland Café - My son's 3rd BD Party!! It was fun! Thank you for supporting us, Jessica and her father!!

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Centennial Hills Park - Amphitheatre

Centennial Hills Park

4.0(106 reviews)
8.1 mi•Centennial

Visited Centennial Hills Park (dog park area) and honestly had such a great experience from start…read moreto finish. First off...parking was a breeze. There's plenty of it, and it's super close to the dog park, which is always a plus when you've got excited pups ready to go. The park itself is split into a small dog area and a large dog area, and both sides were well maintained. The grass was green and mostly clean, and there were multiple shaded seating areas to relax while keeping an eye on your dog. I really appreciated the water fountains placed around specifically for the dogs, they looked clean and well kept, which isn't always the case at dog parks. There are also lots of trees, so even on warmer days, you can find shade easily. There were easily 15+ dogs there during our visit, and the overall vibe was great. Most of the dogs came over to say hello, and they all appeared healthy, well groomed, and social. No aggressive behavior at all... just the occasional male dog trying to assert dominance, but nothing escalated and owners stayed attentive and in control. That alone says a lot about the type of crowd this park attracts. Speaking of people...everyone we encountered was friendly, respectful, and responsible. It was really nice to see that every dog owner we noticed picked up after their pets. That level of consideration makes a huge difference. Beyond the dog park, the rest of the park was just as lively. The volleyball courts were packed with groups having a good time, and the fields were full of soccer teams ranging from little kids to teens. Even the restroom was well maintained, soap to wash your hands, full rolls of toilet paper, no trash or debris on the floor no floaters in the toilets. The playground was surprisingly not crowded, and it looks like it's been updated....there were no traditional slides, but instead more interactive and physical play structures like climbing ropes, stairs, and obstacle style features that make it fun in a different way. Even the parking lot experience stood out... people were patient, respectful, and courteous. One driver even pulled back into their spot after starting to back out just to let me pass, even though I had paused for them. It's little things like that that really add to the overall experience. All in all, it was an amazing day at the park. The weather was perfect, which definitely helped set the tone, but the cleanliness, friendly atmosphere, and thoughtful layout of the park really made it stand out. This is one of those places you'll want to keep coming back to.

This is a really nice park! My kiddos is 2.5 yrs old and she loves the bigger playground. It's…read moremostly shaded, and there's a variety of difficulty levels. There's tall and short slides, swings, lots of obstacle, and even a splash pad. There's two separate playgrounds and two splash pad areas. It's pretty clean and quiet. One of our favorite parks in the area.

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Centennial Hills Park - Second of two playgrounds

Second of two playgrounds

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Centennial Hills Park - Amphitheatre. An event at night.

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Bob Baskin Park - Playground

Bob Baskin Park

4.4(39 reviews)
5.7 mi•Westside

Cute little park & recreational area you'd probably never know existed unless living in the…read morevicinity! One of my job sites was located within the premises, and it was definitely my favorite of the day & most fun/relaxed/comfortable. Did not expect to be doing work next to a children's playground, but I was very impressed by the abundance of playground equipment & how much fun it looks- kinda feel like I totally missed out as a kid, seeing this playground! There were a lot of parents w/ youngsters here, and everyone was so friendly & happy. I was extremely impressed to see (as much as it can be a pain for me on the job) that absolutely EVERY piece of electrical or telco equipment was barricaded behind steel cages- and painted well to blend in. You'd never really know a cellular compound lies within, unless REALLY paying attention. There were others utilizing the tennis/racquetball courts, and I think I saw basketball, also? But, plenty of courts open- so it doesn't seem overcrowded at all, and it was a more popular time, late afternoon just after school but ample time before dinner. Public restrooms, plenty of drinking/water fountains, and lots of picnic tables! The walking paths are nice & well maintained- benches along the way. And I believe I also saw a bbq? The parking is pretty adequate & very well set up with convenient entrance/exit access. It felt like a lovely destination for a family day at the park or gathering that can be fun for all. And let me also say- the padding on the surface of the children's playground area is HEAVENLY soft & squishy!!! Omg- for someone on their feet 12+ hours a day, I was so tempted to take my shoes off & fully indulge in that comfort of a padded platform! Rest assured- kids will fall & into total comfort! Why didn't we have this in the 80's & 90's on our playgrounds?!? But either way- I wish I could have conducted my entire job standing on that slice of pampering! The plaque up front suggested this is a Memorial Park for Bob Baskin. Very lovely seating area surrounding. And, I loved the vicinity because of the vegetation, as well. Plentiful trees & grassy areas. I could have spent an entire afternoon here. Oh, and they REALLY do NOT encourage feeding the pigeons! (3+ signs were strong on this specific rule!)

We came here while visiting on a work trip and usually bring our kids along. This park was the…read moreperfect place for them to burn off energy and let off some steam. It made the trip much easier for all of us.

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Bob Baskin Park
Bob Baskin Park
Bob Baskin Park - Plaque

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