The course here is nice and has different challenging holes. However, there are a lot of rocks and…read moredog poop around. So if you miss, your frisbee might get a bit dirty. Grass here is half dead and not maintained too well. The course has potential to be very nice, but with the lack of maintenance it is getting let go, sadly. To the city: please maintenance this park more like to do to the Wilbur Faiss park nearby. This one has such potential but needs some TLC to be revitalized.

As a member of the local disc golf community, I appreciate each of the nine year-round disc golf…read morecourses currently available to the public in Las Vegas Valley. The disc golf course at Red Ridge Park is the simplest for beginners to learn on. However, the tradeoff is that the narrow fairways make the OB (out of bounds) unavoidable, which has plenty of rocks to scrape up discs in inverse proportion to the durability of the plastic. This course is as much of an attraction for dog owners as it is for disc golfers. On the morning of Saturday, November 4, 2023, I played a round of disc golf with five other people, and the dog poop was so ubiquitous throughout the fairways that it was unavoidable for both shoes and discs. It was especially bad near the sidewalk on the south and west edges of the disc golf course. So, this course could benefit from more dog waste stations, as well an increased pace of ground cleanup by park maintenance. Hopefully, the proportion of responsible dog owners will also increase.

Life is the ultimate gift!…read more Let's live and be together in the now. Year after year we have visited and adorned this wonderful place with a special memory that remembers those that are no longer here. For those that loose hope for you can regain and remember the comforts of the past. Come and experience and celebrate the memories with a memorable tree here at Sunset Park. Remember those that have fallen. For they are never too far away. Life is fleeting and will be taken from you in an instant. The infinite possibilities we need to explore in life. Come and walk among the beautiful world that many have created here at Sunset Park. Many of these beautiful trees exist and they make the memories of the dead alive for all to see and appreciate. In fact just regular people walk around and just at random make the place better. We can only imagine what it's like to be the most amazing. Explore and share your experiences with others. It's our weaknesses that make us stronger than we were. For example all the loss that comes from being me, it's the kindness of others that brings me happiness and strength. Remember love always wins .

Located halfway between Boulder City and Summerlin in Henderson, this park is massive and has…read moresomething for everyone. My friends and I went to play pickleball, and the park did not disappoint. It features plenty of dedicated courts, an easy online reservation system, and a strong community of players. Even if you show up solo, you're very likely to find a pickup game. Parking was also plentiful and convenient. What a fantastic park!

Seems to always be closed! Odd way to run a Brick and mortar…read morestore....... .......................hmm

Superfly is my one stop shop for all disc golf needs! I was able to pick up an awesome new disc…read moregolf cart. its my first cart and did some research on it prior. Nick the owner helped me with understanding the cart and even promoted a couple new millennium discs!

I stopped by here mid-week for my first time because I was coming home from the Strip. I checked in…read moreat the clubhouse and the people in there were very nice. It was $10 for 9 holes. I was pretty much alone because it was 100 degrees, only one other disc golfer and a pair of regular golfers in front of me. It was fun and actually a bit challenging as you have to hit it straight and avoid a lot of overhanging trees. Greens are in good shape and pretty slow rolling. I finished in an hour and went to their little bar and had a Natty Light. It was a great way to spend an hour and I will be back for sure.

Nice course for beginners. The price is reasonable and the hours work with pretty much everyone's…read moreschedule.

Public golf course is decent for the money, under $100 with a cart. There's also a driving range…read morewhere you can get a huge bucket of 100+ balls for $13. And, you don't have to be playing a round to use the driving range, which isn't the case everywhere.

I golfed here a couple of weeks ago. The course is not in good condition. Brown and short on…read morewater. Maybe it's a sign of things to come in Las Vegas with water conservation. I was hitting off of dirt a lot of the time. Three stars are for the staff who were attentive and helpful. I hope they can resolve the issues. I'm a local and learned to golf here.

A pleasant surprise ballpark. A short tour walking the field of dreams. A wish taking me to the…read moreball game enjoying my favorite team.

Freedom Park offers some great outdoor activities for children and families alike. Organized trams…read morecome here to practice and compete against one another. Batting cages are also open go anyone that wishes to practice their swinging. The snack bar offers typical snacks (pizza, hot dogs, burgers, pretzels) along with a nice variety of draft beers. Great way to spend a nice evening.