It's March and this park is in beautiful bloom. I have never experienced such spicy, fragrant and…read moregrassy smells in one short walk. Also, the bumblebees, birds and ladybugs were busy doing their thing. The dirt, small hill trail is to the right of the parking lot and the main complex of fields. It's dotted with exercise equipment, benches and covered picnic tables. It connects to a rugged trail along a fence toward a washout/open area. It also connects to a cemented path around the grass fields. Lots of parking. There are toilets. Playground. Not too much shade. Lots of people walking their dogs. Lots of families enjoying the grass field.

Great park that offers three large soccer fields, multiple basketball courts, bathrooms, a working…read morewater pad, a super fun playground area with lots of things to climb, several gazebos scattered throughout, multiple swing sets and a fitness area located at the top of the hill with a walking path that will lead you there. There's also a picnic table located underneath a gazebo and a pretty great view of the surrounding area once you make it to the top of the hill as well.

Cool place. We went there for a birthday party, and everyone seemed friendly. The place is heaven…read morefor basketball lovers. If you are or your kid likes basketball - it's a great spot.

SO GLAD WE FOUND THIS PLACE. My son is playing middle school ball.. he loves it here! Open runs…read moreevery Sunday where he can sharpen his skills, and we're doing a private coaching 10 back for 350.. priceless.. DeJean is his coach.. hes awesome! My son is now so motivated he looked up an a.i. based training plan so he can dunk by next year!. GOT GOALS LOL we appreciate you guys!!

Such a cute little park! Loved the western style of this park. Even spotted a few peacocks in the…read moretrees! Was not expecting that. Only thing missing was a splash pad.

Love The Wagon Covered Picnic Tables. A Cute hidden gem with Shade! We came during the week day…read moreand it was clean and quiet.

This park is nice. Many of the soccer fields are always closed unless a group makes a reservation…read morethrough the city. There is a park and water area here with some walking paths (I come for the walking paths) as it's in a convenient location for me. Not the best park in the city, but nice and clean. If you play soccer this would definitely be the spot for you. Lots of dog walkers come here that want a quieter park. There's also a very nice and new park with a splash pad, and musical instruments on the far side of this park (look for location on the signs or you may miss it).

A great play area for my kids to let loose some energy during the Thanksgiving holiday…read more This sports complex is across from the Sierra Vista High School and offers tons of sensory areas, swings, a small grass patch and some of the cleanest bathrooms I've seen at a public playground in a long time. There's also a swing made for children who are in a wheelchair, which is pretty awesome, allowing all children a chance to swing and have fun. The one downfall of this park is that it's across the street from a high school school. As soon as the high school got out, this park was filled with older kids playing on stuff that is obviously made for small children, almost knocking kids over, and being a little too free with the language. I'm not a prude, but c'mon you can't hold off on the F-bombs for a few minutes? Still a great playground with a lot of things to do and plenty of disable parking spots.

Paiute park is a nice way for the powers that be to pay homage/tribute to the Native American tribe…read morethat it's named after. The park has a nice size field perfect for playing soccer. A full court basketball court, restrooms, a small covered sitting area, a playground area for small children that consist of climbing a small bridge and 3 slides. As well as the volleyball court which me and the kiddos took advantage of on this nice sunny day. It's very clean with no litter in sight and we all look forward to revisiting the next time we're in the mood for a volleyball match.

Such a great hidden park! It's tucked into a neighborhood. Amazing basketball courts and a decent…read moresized patch of green grass to play in. There are even some volleyball courts. They have a paved cement trail that if you take towards the street will actually lead you to the other side of the street of Exploration Peak Park. When I am deep in my fitness grind I will start here and walk all the way to exploration peak park, go up the hill, and walk back to Paiute. It's such a great workout with so much different scenery so you don't get bored despite the distance. Highly recommend for those with big dog breeds that need a ton of exercise or if you are trying to get fit and walk a long distance.

Coach Kyle is an amazing, welcoming and positive mentor for my daughter. Since the first training…read moresession my daughter had with Coach Kyle she has become more confident and is showing great development skills during her games. I will forever recommend Coach Kyle he is definitely a positive influence on youth trying to develop their skills and love for basketball.

For anyone looking to enhance their basketball skills, I would highly recommend Coach Kyle. Coach…read moreKyle's expertise in basketball is remarkable, evident from his coaching and training skills. I found Kyle to be extremely helpful and always encouraging my daughter to do well. He has the skill to motivate all his players and encourage them to strive for more. My daughter enjoys attending his training. Her basketball skills have greatly improved, thanks to Coach Kyle's excellent coaching. My son will also be a part of the program, as I plan to enroll him too. He has an excellent communication skills and is easily reachable for both his students and parents. For any player hoping to get better, I highly recommend this program/training.

I've been to this park numerous times and have been coming here for years. However, I haven't…read morereturned in quite some time... several years to be exact. It looks as though the park has the typical/normal wear and tear of any park that's been around for years in this harsh desert climate. With that being said it's still a pretty good park. They have restrooms, water fountains, two full tennis courts, a basketball court, Big and little kid playground areas, swing sets, a large properly maintenance grass field where lots of kids have been known to practice soccer in. They also have a fitness area as well as a jogging path that I've had the pleasure of using to burn off those pesky calories. Lastly, they have one gazebo area as well as a frequently visited ice cream truck. Hence the reason to burn off those calories, lol.

A nice, clean, and relatively safe little park. I've enjoyed the walk path that outlines the park…read more It states that two laps is equal to one mile, incase you're curious. The park features a large green space, some charcoal grills and tables, a playground, basket ball court, and some exercise equipment. This park is conveniently located near a Sprouts and Cafe Lola, which makes for grabbing some treats and walking over for some enjoyment under the trees very easy. You can walk the trail behind the park, which connects to different parks- the closest being Majestic Bluff Park, I believe. Just a note that this park is by a loud car wash and a busy street, so just be mindful of that when visiting.

We have joined many other basketball teams/leagues but here at WODE it's different. They truly care…read morefor your child. They teach your child. They have smaller groups to ensure they can focus on the child's needs.

I have been to a lot of basketball training programs in Vegas, but Work or Don't Eat is different…read more The program covers everything from conditioning, ball handling, and shooting to overall skill development. The workouts are intense in the best way, and the coaching pushes you to improve every single session. If you are serious about basketball and want to get better, this is the place to train.

Nice place for a hang out of an outdoor, nice scenery if you like outdoor parks. Nice to relax and…read moreenjoy the heat.

At 21 acres, Paradise Park is one of the oldest parks in Las Vegas. It was built in 1964 and…read moreexpanded in 1977. It is a 21 acre island in a sea of rooftops and parking lots. Located between Harrison and McLeod Drive north of Tropicana Avenue, it is a green island that is off the coast of the Tropicana at McLeod Walmart asphalt sea. To make a long story short, Paradise Park is a decent spot to take a breather or exercise in a busy part of the Las Vegas valley. Although I have lived in the Las Vegas valley since 2004, last Tuesday was my first time here. I had passed by it several times on McLeod. From the time that I spent here my impression was that it is a decent park. As far as maintaining the park, I give the Clark County Parks Department kudos for keeping it relatively clear of graffiti and vandalism. However, there is room for improvement on the grass. Instead of the golf course green grass prevalent at the parks throughout the valley, the grass here could use some watering. From my observation, the elongated parking lot seemed to divide the park into two quadrants. The south quadrant featured the Community Center, lighted basketball hoops, softball fields, a seasonal water park, and an abundance of shaded picnic tables. The north quadrant featured a playground, restrooms, and an attractive paved red trail that encircled it. The red trail included a fitness station that seemed to be vandalism free. Being a hiker, my favorite part of the park was the attractive red trail. Walking on it kind of felt like walking on a red version of the Yellow Brick Road. I think that the red trail created a nice color pattern with the green grass and bordering mature trees. Considering that this park dates back to 1964, I would like to think that a few of the trees must be as old as Beatlemania. The focal point of the red trail was the playground on the mound. Although this was a very short trail, I mentally connected me to the far longer nearby hiking trails that have added miles to my life. At the time of my visit in the late morning, I felt safer in the north quadrant. In the southwest part of the park there were far less people. With safety on my mind, I passed over venturing too close to the baseball fields and basketball fields, to find out if all the men hanging out there were homeless. On the other hand, at the north quadrant of the park, there were plenty of people which created a sense of safety. I observed senior citizens and younger people bonding with their dogs. There were plenty of joggers on the attractive red trail. And families made use of the playground. Me: I walked around and took pictures. If I didn't feel safe, I would have kept my phone in the pocket and returned to my car. An additional observation I made about safety is that there were a sufficient amount of light poles including the street lights along the red trail. As far as connectivity, it doesn't link up to trails that lead to other parks. However, when it comes to connectivity, it is easily accessible to the surrounding community and the recreation center. There is an abundance of frontage at the east periphery alongside McLeod Drive and sufficient frontage at the west border alongside Harrison. These two streets connect the park to several houses, apartments, and businesses. These nearby businesses include Dutch Brothers Coffee, Walmart, McDonald's, restaurants, and more. Being in close proximity to so many businesses and homes, this park is a convenient place for a picnic. When all is said and done, although Paradise Park falls short of paradise, it is a good park in Paradise Township. The County has obviously put some money into the park. This includes the red trail that encircles the northern quadrant. I rate Paradise Park Three Stars meaning "It is a solid park."

This park offers multiple basketball courts which we had a great time taking advantage of. The…read morefront gate entrance near the restrooms lead you to the courts the back gate entrance leads you to a fully functional/properly working splash pad, which was a huge plus. There's a very small unimpressive gated play area for small children. A large field with lush green grass. Perfect for a picnic or tossing the pig skin around with the kiddos.

Adequate parking. A nice walking trail from this park is linear. We can walk the trail, but then…read morewill need to turn around and walk back to get back to the parking lot. Restroom facilities are provided. A small children's play area is covered for shade.