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Desert Bloom Park

4.3 (41 reviews)

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Ev D.

Desert Bloom park was really clean on our visit... for the most part. It has a basketball court, a volleyball court, a baseball field with bleachers, water fountains near the men's/women's restroom, lots of tables and benches under gazebos, a walking path and a playground area with slides and a swingset. The playground area was functional but could stand to have some renovations done to it. Due to the fact that it was really dirty. If the park don't want to take the pricey route and replace the playground. I think the parks janitorial services should strongly consider hitting it with a water pressure machine. Yeah, that might do the job.

Apple S.

Large parking lot with a park with large grass space, several baseball fields, large playground andpicnic tables in different areas

Mike F.

This is the park that is closest to my house, so I end up here a lot to walk my little dog. You will find it just on the west side of Maryland Parkway and just south of Windmill. I really love this park because it is kept in great condition, it is obviously taken care of, and has many great amenities to it. They have baseball fields, basketball courts, volleyball courts, BBQ grills, restrooms, and plenty of lush, thick grass! I can easily kill an hour just walking around here with my dog just enjoying the tranquility of the whole scene! I'm going to be moving soon and I can honestly say that I am going to miss this little park! 4 stars.

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Sonja L.

There was a very chubby dog there with his friend & 2 human companions. He made eye contact & smiled at me each time we met. This sort of friendliness goes a long way & really made my day. He most likely will not be there when you visit as I saw him getting in his car when I left. Don't worry though, there were plenty of other pups. The others aren't quite as round, but still pretty good. All of the dogs I saw had humans tied to them so I would not recommend going here to adopt a pet. I visited this park to take a quick walk during my lunch break. The trail around the perimeter takes about 20 min to walk at a leisurely pace. It is a paved sidewalk with no incline. Very easy & relaxing path though quite hot at mid day in April. There are plenty of mature trees however the actual walking trail is mostly in the sun. The dogs seem to really enjoy it.

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LJ R.

I've been here a lot over the years and Desert Bloom Park isn't that bad of a park. Baseball/softball field, 2 full basketball courts, playground, some pavilions with BBQ grill. There's also a lot of field space I often see people playing soccer and tossing the disk and football. I've also seen people flying kites and remotely controlled airplanes. It's lighted but don't know when they close and there isn't a lot of shade since the trees are still growing. There's also a sand volleyball court and restrooms. Lots of sidewalk for walking around and water drinking fountains. Great place to BBQ and hang out with friends and families. If your looking to play a bball game, like all parks during the hot summer come at night when the temp cools slightly down. It is HOT 100+ HOT still till 8 pm, come after you should he good.

Byron S.

Believe or not this is the first time I have ever been to this park in all my trips to Las Vegas. Located less than a mile from the house, it's a huge park that has many amenities. 2 basketball courts 2 sand volleyball courts Either 1 or 2 softball fields 2 playground areas (1 covered and the other uncovered) Multiple covered picnic areas with BBQ grill Paved running route Bathroom I believe it is a dog friendly park because I seen numerous dogs at the park during my workout. Lastly, ample parking. If you are in the area and need a place to be active, desert bloom park is a good choice. Great for people of all ages!!! 5 Stars Nevada park and Rec Dept

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Kristi W.

Nice little local park. Many baseball games are played in this park by little league. Covered play center for kids, basketball courts are always busy, bathrooms, and shelters available.

Jill M.

I love this little park! A walk around the park or a rest on a blanket while watching my kid play, my kitten hang out, and dogs play fetch. There is a basketball court, sand volleyball, gazebos with picnic tables and grills, a baseball field and a nice open grassy field. This is such a great way to spend the afternoon.

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