Absolutely stunning park! Home of the Carson Valley Little…read moreLeague and its sprawling fields of green grass. This is a perfect park for a picnic or to get your steps in. Gorgeous views.

Gayle and I were at Lampe Park yesterday to watch her Mom's great grandson play in a T-ball game…read more The "game" consisted of each team batting completely around the roster twice. A hit for each kid was guaranteed, as was a one base advance. And no outs. It was fun watching all those future hall of famers run around chasing balls or the bases. A large number of family members were in attendance, and a fun time was had by all. Lampe Park itself is strategically hidden from the US 395 main drag and can be accessed by turning at Sharkey's (then looping around St. Gall Church) or turning at Walgreens. A huge skateboard park is located across the street. Parking is limited, although we didn't have any problem with that during our visit. Lampe park is a large 32-acres and with impressive ball fields that we experiences up close yesterday. In addition, facilities include: a group pavillion, a soccer/multi-use field, tennis/pickle ball courts, handball and volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, picnic tables, BBQs, and of course a play structure. I found it to be a very roomy, well-kept, and welcoming park.

What a nice park!!!! This was my first time here (9/21/25)…read moreIt's clean, well maintained, wheelchair accessible, 3 big benches, exercise equipment and it has games (connect 4, a rainmaker, a maze, and musical instruments) weaved in throughout! overall just fantastic! It's great for all ages! There's a very nice covered pavilion, lots of beautiful green grass, and even a very big pond full of geese! (Watch out for poop!) * The pond is not fenced, but it's far enough away from the playground and it's surrounded by big rocks.*

Ross Gold is a large park that includes a pretty manmade lake and covered barbecue pavilion that…read morewas seeing some use today with a birthday party. There is also a really nice playground, with horseshoe pits, tennis courts and a rare sand volleyball court. The park is in fantastic condition with bright green grass. I appreciated the public restroom. Thanks for that! [Review 17684 overall - 30 in Nevada - 1205 of 2022.]

We had a wonderful time here for a birthday party. This park has lots of grass, close parking and a…read moresplash pad which was a big hit with my toddler.

Meticulously groomed park. Lots of shade with lots of old growth trees. A water feature and a nice…read moreshady gazebo as well. Beautiful park especially on a super hot day. My family and my small dog enjoyed it!

Fantastic dog park. Closed Thursday mornings…read more Bring your own water and bowl in winter....frozen pipes.

This park is well-kept. There is a small parking lot, a baseball field, bathrooms, a small field…read moreand a playground. It is kind of in the middle of nowhere, though, so you won't just stumble upon it. We liked it, but my daughter is obsessed with swings and this park didn't have any, so we probably won't be back.

An awesome Historic building in history-rich Nevada. The Ranch has an eye-appealing view of the…read moreSierras, the staff is personable and informative, and the events held during the spring/summer/autumn season are exceptional. The museum is first rate, clean, interesting and informative. The Director, Event's Manager, Staff, Docents and Sponsors are top notch!!! If you are traveling to Nevada, to Douglas County, to Minden/Gardnerville, the Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park should be on your journey's agenda.

After living in the Carson Valley for over 27 years my wife and I decide to make our first visit to…read morethe Dangberg Ranch, and we walked away wondering what took so long. We were there to enjoy one of the speakers in their summer series, Christina Thomas, "Songbird: The Story of the Paiute People" and she was great as she shared the history of the Paiute people in the Great Basin. The Dangberg Ranch is located on HWY 88 just south of its intersection with HWY 395, and you'll head west onto a dirt road for about a mile to get to the ranch, and the road is a bit rough, and on the day we went, muddy from recent rain. Was it worth it? Absolutely, here's the web-site, and I'd encourage you to add this to your tour of the Carson Valley: http://www.dangberghomeranch.org/ As a side note, the view of the Sierra Nevada from this location are incredible.

We really enjoyed this park and like how many different slides there were. The park was very clean,…read morewell-maintained, and gated, which we liked. It also felt nicely separated from the dog park, which made it more comfortable for families with young kids. The only downside was safety-related: there weren't many safety rails in certain areas, and there were several large gaps where a small child could easily slip or fall. There were also some unexpected gaps at floor level near entrances that felt a bit concerning for little ones. Make sure to keep an eye your kids here and be an arm length away since they can fall and hurt themselves pretty easily. Overall, it's a great park with a lot to offer, but adding more safety rails and closing some of those gaps would make it feel much more kid-friendly and secure. Huge sandy parking lot right across from Costco.

No complaints with this park. It was a good size and my kids loved it. The play structure was…read moreclean. It was next to a dog park so the whole family is welcome!

It's a nice park, but it's in an HOA community. I've seen people get kicked out of it before…read morebecause they didn't live there. I don't know what the laws are about that. Otherwise it's a very nice park with good play equipment for kids of all ages. (not a wheelchair access accessible playground)

Cute little park tucked away in an adorable neighborhood. We stopped on our way home from the…read moreRailroad Museum. Quiet, safe, not a lot of traffic, and the kids had a great time!

The greenish blue lake looks just like a giant gem. It's also as clear as a mirror. The trails down…read morethere are really hard to walk. While walking in the woods you can just hear the wind sound and the birds singing.

Secret Cove is a really beautiful, crystal-clear beach on Lake Tahoe's East Shore, with stunning…read moregranite boulders. Parking: Along Highway 28. It fills up super early, so plan accordingly. Clothing: Optional. If you plan to wear swimwear, I'd recommend putting it on at the parking lot since there isn't much privacy or covered area at the cove for changing. How to get there: A scenic 0.75-mile hike. Water: Warm-ish (for Tahoe standards) and a bright turquoise color. There are porta-potty restrooms available at the parking lot at the start of the trail. When I went, I only saw a couple of older men fully nude; most people were wearing swimwear. The hike is a bit steep at the beginning, so sturdy shoes or water shoes are a good idea. A lot of people bring water sports gear, coolers, and picnic setups. There was even a small hippie-style drum circle near the cove, which added to the laid-back vibe. Please remember to pack out all your trash and help keep this beautiful spot clean.