I went one time with some of my friends. I though they were joking about this park being haunted. Thought It was some total bullshit..... But; this shit is for real. I had the worst experience ever; and I will never ever go to that park in my life ever again not even for a million dollers cause that was how terrified I was. I had the most dramatic horrible experience of my life. I heard noise's of someone in the bathroom for one...and when we went to check it out no one was in there. I went to the playground the swings were moving on it's own. It stopped and then I felt a chill as the other swing has started to move. I went out to the field and i was being chased by a demon child and I'm not fucking kidding. I got pushed by a spirit of somesort and then I saw something run up towards me. My friends were even spoked cause they never saw me react like this. My other friend said she thought she saw footprints in the grass or someshit. You have to go see this for yourself in order to believe it and beware of the cops cause your not suppose to go there after midnight cause this is were all the bad shit starts to happen. Good luck if you do go. read more

Hell, yeah gorgeous park! Take my daughter here. All the time. It's a great place to have fun with the family and enjoy time outside. read more

Foxridge Park - Park - Parks Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Beautiful park with a lower laying grass field and baseball field in the corner. Walking trail that is paved and a large fenced playground. One picnic tables area. Street parking only. read more

Foxridge Park - Parks Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Although in the last twelve years I have hiked from Zion National Park to the Grand Canyon, my feet never set foot in the closest park to my residence. It is the Foxridge Park. This is a City of Henderson neighborhood park that is at the northeast corner of Valle Verde and Foxridge Drive a block north of Warm Springs Road. It is a four acre park that features:       *Open grass space (throughout the park)       *Ball field (southeast corner)       *playground (near Valle Verde)       * picnic tables (near Valle Verde)       * Walking path around the park       * Amphitheater (center)       * half-court basketball (near Valle Verde)       * Towering American Flag       * Abundance of mature pine trees.           After years of driving by Foxridge Park on my travels along Valle Verde Drive, I finally stepped foot here on a Monday morning on an urban hike that took me from my residence to Sunset Station and numerous Henderson parks. My stop here was off the segment of the hike along Warm Springs Road. This leads into two reasons why it took me so long to visit. The first reason is that Foxridge Park is not connected to a trail network. The reality is that if you do not live directly in the surrounding Green Valley neighborhood it is necessary to hike along Warm Springs Road or arrive by car. Reason number two is that when you arrive by car there is not much parking.    The time that I spent in Foxridge Park was seeing it from the walking path that surrounds the park. From my tour, I saw a few connections to the surrounding environment. It connects to the United States of America with its towering American flag. As two of the photos show below this is one patriotic gigantic American flag. It is certainly a landmark of Foxridge Park. Then it connects to the City of Henderson with its abundance of mature pine trees. From living in Henderson, there is zero doubt in my mind that the pine tree is the City of Henderson tree. When I walked into the southwest entrance of the park,  by ways of Valle Verde Drive, my eyes were drawn to the canopy of mature pine trees. Pine trees connect to nature with the birds they attract. Considering that the park is named Foxridge I wouldn't be surprised if it also attracts foxes. At the northeast corner of the park it connects to the immediate Green Valley neighborhood with a diminutive walking path. Off my tour and online, I read that it connects to the paranormal world. When I typed in "Foxridge Park" the search led me to articles talking about how a deceased child that left the world in a drunk driving collision has haunted the park. From my experience in the morning and years driving by it, I have zero evidence of the park being haunted. However, I have evidence of the park experience which I will continue sharing in the paragraph below.    If I were to grade Foxridge Park on upkeep and maintainance, in the Winter of 2020 I grade it an "A+." I am happy to share that I saw zero graffiti or vandalism on a Winter morning when there were more children in the adjacent Estes McDoniel Elementary School school ground bordering the east side of the park than in the State-of-the-art playground overlooking the green open space reaching towards Old Glory and the ball field. On a Winter morning when there were more birds chirping in the mature pine trees than there were people at the picnic tables, it was obvious to me that the City put some money into Foxridge Park. It was from September 12, 2017 to January 2017 that the City reconstructed the park. The upshot is a pleasant park experience.    After leaving Foxridge Park, my impression of the closest park to me is that it is a solid neighborhood park. However it would be a great park if it was connected to a trail system just like the second closest park to me. Perhaps if it was connected to walking trails it would not have taken me over a decade to have had a first-hand experience at the Foxridge Park.   I conclude this review with the Foxridge Park picture tour below.  || \||/ read more

I came to the park at night alone knowing the story that is told about it and although nothing happened to me I did record and snapped a few photos before I left and I noticed in one of my pictures that I added seems to either be a shadow of someone sitting down or a small person in between the trees I looked back at my recording and was able to see it in the recording as well I didn't look through my photos until I had gotten home I did feel a little weird and dizzy when I was swinging on the swings hoping the other would start swinging once I moved the dizziness went away but nice and quite park. read more

Foxridge Park - Fox Ridge Park& shadow person - Parks Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

So I went for my 2nd time here last night. Curiosity was killing my cat, and one of my friends caught wind of the tale of this park and begged me to go. This place definitely gives off a creepy vibe, there are so many dark spots here. It was after midnight, which according to legend is when the swings begin to well.. swing. 0_0. We had to be careful because the police do patrols here. We walked about in the shadows for a bit, then made our way to the swings . I don't recall which pair of swings it is that are "active" so we checked out both. Took some pics and I just kept getting and odd feeling to pay extra attention to the swing on the left. So i made sure that was what i concentrated on in the photos. We then moved to the lil kid swings and unless it was my eyes and mind messing with me. It was a tad breezy last night, but one swing on the left was swaying side to side while the other one was still 0_o it was a very slight movement but something still wasn't kosher. 2 dopey stoners were blazing in the park and causing a ruckus so we decided to split before the police rolled up on us. In the pictures provided take a look at the swing on the left hand side. I did not use any photoshop or other , these were just how they appeared when i took the photo. FYI- The park closes at "midnight" the police will come to watch you leave. 2- The witching hour is at 3AM i don't know if that's when they boy appears but I've heard different times of when he appears. 3- Another supposedly haunted in the Green Valley Park,. 4- Check out the book Haunted Las Vegas for more spots to check out read more

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It is a nice park. My friend lived down the street from there. Decided to go along with some friends at night. I swear to you it was creepy as everyone said it was. I saw a shadow walking down the sidewalk along the neighborhood then disappeared. As for everything else, haven't really experienced anything scary. Just that creepy shadow. read more

My girlfriend and I came here today. What a beautiful place. We did see this park on the haunted tour list, as a little boy was killed by a drunk driver. His ghost has been seen here and the swings move on their own. Definitely want to come back here at night. read more

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So, let me first say that yes, I was a bit tipsy when I agreed to go on a ghost hunt. But apparently I was not the only one. We arrived at the park to find other ghost hunters already waiting. We decided to join forces and wait it out together. The story goes that around three in the morning, one of the swings on the playground starts to move and you can hear a little kid singing. The haunting is documented on various places on the internet, and is considered one of the most haunted places in America. Huh. Didn't even know that until that night. I probably wouldn't have gone if I did. Anyway, so we waited a bit, and then maybe because we were tired and still pretty hammed up, or maybe because it was true, we saw the swing move!! Unbelievable!! Then it stopped. And I wish I could go on with the story, but that's the end. But if you are bored one night, I really recommend checking it out because if only for the heeby jeebies, it's worth it... read more

So, after years of hearing about this place and being a native I figured it was about time for me to make my visit. The park does have a good setting working for it to build its reputation as a haunted sight. You have a church across the street, the elementary school behind it, a locked bathroom stall(hehe it sealed in evil alright). All three have SILENT HILL come to mind. :) So anyways, when we got there, others were already there for practically the same reason. So, after meeting some of their acquaintances, I proceeded to take pictures of the swings, mostly the 'non-kiddy' ones. My digital camera did pick up what looked to be like orbs around the swings but I think they were just glares from the metal(I mean, I even had a yellow 'orb' which resembled the color of the bars.) As we(I brought a friend with me) continued our 'investigation' around the park, we also noticed plaques on stones at the base of several of the trees there, which indicated to me that after reading some of these, the park was a memorial of mostly old people. I did not see the 'shadow people' lingering at the school, though I thought I saw a shadow behind one of the portables constantly 'peek-a-booing', but I thought it was just my eyes messing with me. So ok, here's the experience that my friend and I had and could not duplicate. After we turned the corner(the one with the walk-way leading to a residential street), to the left side, for about a second, a beam of regular coloured light practically blinded my left eye. This light came from near the top of the biggest mass of trees directly diagonal of my position. After trying to recreate this experience and failing, my friend and I have deduced that it was not from a passing car, which was practically ruled out immediately and also agreed that the light was too bright and more narrow than any of the street lights present. As we sat down on a table near the swing after trying to make contact with a boy's spirit, some more people showed up and we began conversing about this place and other ghost stories. The point I'm making is, one of these guys had a very similar experience with the piercing light coming from the same group of trees and too had no explanation to give. So, if anyone has also had a similar experience regarding the light, I'd love to hear about. Is this place worth your time, I'd say so, at least for 1 visit. The people(they all seemed like a very young crowd) were all very nice so this place seems to draw in good crowds. Thank you for reading my review. :) read more

So me and my girlfriend are Paranormal Investigators and Fox Ridge is not only one of the most haunted parks in Nevada but it's also one of the most haunted places in the US. I'm a firm believer that this place is a portal to hell. When we arrived we set up both our EMF Meter and EVP recorders. We arrived at 1am and immediately the EMF went wild. A reading of 210 (the baseline norm is about 45 as 30-45 is the normal EMF reading of the Earth). We immediately felt dizzy and out of breath. We did make contact with the little boy who haunts the swings but he did not appear as a full apparition sadly. However we did document at least 6 shadow figures walking in the empty field. Upon seeing these figures the EMF spiked again at 270 (I actually had to raise the limit on which the EMF stops). Fox Ridge is definitely a must stop for ghost hunters. If you are into the Paranormal you must stop at Fox Ridge Park. I recommend between 12:30am and 1:30am as the best hour to document Paranormal activity. The neighbors around the area are also well versed in the hauntings. Many wont even venture into the park at night. It has a very Blair Witch esque history with the neighbors around the area. read more

Wow! I've taken my 5 children to several parks around Las Vegas and this happened to be our favorite park! They met several children here that are cool and they like to meet up and play with. I love the grass, the trees, and the path that wraps and the whole park. Nice benches to sit on under the trees. Now how come our favorite park has to be haunted? Guess we won't be going after midnight! read more

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My buddy came out from Denver for vacation and we were talking about ghost stories and I brought up the legend of this boy that appears on a swing at night. We decided to do more research on this and got excited to see this for ourselves. We ended up going and made sure we arrived just before witching hour (3 am). We had made plans that we would stay in the car because we didn't want to be completely exposed to whatever is there. But we ended up leaving the car because we could barely see anything. Not even one minute passed from leaving the car and i see what looked like a small cloud or mist in the middle of the field slowly moving through the field. I couldn't believe my eyes so i pointed at it so my buddy could get a look at it. He saw it too. I've never seen a ghost before but we knew exactly what we saw. I've never ran so fast in my life. We got back in the car and i hate to say but sped away quickly. My headlights were rapidly turning on and off and i had to fight the wheel to keep straight. If you come here expecting to see this for yourself please be respectful and drive safely because this is no ordinary ghost. And i read that the boy died because of a drunk driver. My experience today was life changing and i hope that this will be my last time i see something like this. It was definitely a rush. Thanks for reading. Also i don't know if this has anything to do with it but my car honks 3 times if i leave the keys in my car so that had probably bothered this spirit. read more

Lame... Haunted my a$$!!! This place is like any other park with lots of kids playing.

Most peaceful green spot in Vegas. Beautiful filled with trees, great place to walk, plenty of benches and shade. My getaway. For rumors of hauntings, probably not guys. Ive never been at night, but highly doubt youll see anything unusual. Park is close to street view so cops will see you too. read more

Great place to kick back and fill your Pokemon bags. Peaceful park, no stoners or grifters. I would mention, when it's voting season there are a lot or rabid liberals from California that hang out here and run over to the school (which is a polling place) to put up democrat candidate signs. Katherine Cortez Maestro was the beneficiary most the time. Otherwise, nice park read more

I went there at 9:30pm expecting some ghost type shit and I was there for 20 minutes cause it was cold and I was hungry so I left the Park was clean but still no ghost shit I came with my gadgets to pick up some emp or whatever their called but nothing I guess that's how my ghost hunting career started and ended . Okay love you bye read more

Down the street from Foxridge, there's a little place called Bristlecone court. I live there. I literally only have to cross a street to get to the park. Henderson in itself is creepy. Everyone there seems to have had the wool pulled over their eyes, or maybe they know and are hiding it. I moved there 2 years ago from Las Vegas. When I lived in LV, my house was definitely "occupied." I saw people and cats walking around me when I was only a little girl, and it wasn't aggressive. We lived side-by-side. I thought it was the most normal thing in the world to have "invisible people" in my house. I mentioned it very casually to my mother one day. She tells me now that she's astonished I ever noticed it. But when we moved to Henderson, we left the companionble spirit and his cat behind, and I knew from day one that something was off. I told my mother repeatedly. "This doesn't feel right." A few months into living in our new house, my stepfather was threatened repeatedly. Things flew across the kictchen, footsteps shuddered down the halls, chills ran up my spine. And then he was attacked. Violently. And then a second time. And a third time. It was spread out over about a month. The first, a glass pan cover literally exploded when he bent over it. The shards of glass narrowly missed him. We didn't take it as supernatural. Not until the second one. Yet again, glass. One of the fridge doors shattered while he was near it. He escaped without harm again. Then one day in the shower, and he told me that, "Something was on my right side and pushed me with two hands into the door. The glass shattered. My mom heard the noise and ran upstairs to find him on the ground and covered in blood, but alright. My mother and I promptly took sage to the house and put crushed egg shells and a wall around the house. It's gone now. From the inside atleast. Not three months ago, it was about 2 in the morning and I was alone in my room. My younger siblings were with their father for the weekend, by parents in bed, my brother as well. See, I share a room with my sister. No matter how dark it is, I feel her prescence if I come in and she's inside. She wasn't there, hadn't been for days. But someone was. Whatever it was, it stood right in front of me. Didn't move, just stood and watched. Uneasy, I climbed into bed. It didn't go. I'm an artist, and I constantly leave papers strewn across my floor. I heard the crinkle of paper as it took a step forwards. Suddenly angry, I sat up, looked right were I thought it was, and said firmly, "Get out." It reluctantly obeyed me, and I fell asleep easier. In the morning, I discovered my pewter pentacle had broken, while I was wearing it. I told myself to get a real silver one. I went downstairs. My mother looked disturbed. "It come into your room to?" I asked her. She nodded."It wandered in, then turned back into the hall." I held up my necklace. "It came back into my room." (not exact convo. but pretty close) My friend has told me more than once about the "shadows" in my backyard, that stand and watch him with white eyes. He told me how my sister casually mentioned a spirit girl in one of our rooms, then easily moved away from the subject like she had just commented on the weather. I am reminded of myself when I was a girl, asking the invisible person questions and mainly asking if I could pet his cat. His cat liked me, and followed me around the house. I digressed away from Foxridge, but I had a lot to write. It's not just the several spirits looming in the park, it's also the schools, and the streets, and the trees, and the houses. The people. If you are even slightly sensitive to spirits, stay away from Henderson. You'll be constantly watched and observed and you'll know it. Sometimes I envy the people that feel nothing, but atleast I can be aware and defend myself if need be. Las Vegas is an extremely active place in itself. Several teenagers have reported seeing a woman in white in the wash. She spoke to one of my friends, in Latin, then vanished into the waves. A boy just drowned there not long ago. I can't help but think it's her doing. She's likely a Siren. He wasn't the first that's died this year. So seriously, if you decide to wander around here at night, have silver and/or iron on your person, and it's safer to be with other people. This is all coming from someone who lives here. The daughter of a physic, nonetheless. And it's not just me, one of those (excuse this) "gifted people", but also all of my friends who ever go out anywhere. So please be careful. read more

my paranormal group and i went to the park to check out what other people have said, we didnt experience anything paranormal in the least. im willing to go back and check it out one more time for shits and giggles to see if we went on a bad night. we also went on a saturday night, so there were kids playing late into the night, so maybe during the week we might have a better chance when the park might be less popular read more