To sum it up, this park is cute…read more We were here quite often in the summer evenings for my son's basketball practice. The basketball courts were well maintained and the lighting was sufficient for the summer nights. I also noticed they had a HUGE grassy area with lots of space for soccer teams to practice. My only downside is the actual playground equipment. I would definitely say this is more for the littler kids, with the exception of that gigantic steep slide. There isn't much to do for the older kids. I brought my kids here when they were much younger and they enjoyed themselves. Now, not so much because they said there was not much to play on. There was a small splash pad to help with the hotter months as well. If you live close by, this is definitely a great option for the littlest to burn off their energy. Otherwise, I wouldn't drive out of my way for it.

Nice park to visit on a hella hot day like today... 112° to be exact. The park has a perfectly…read moregreen grass field, a picnic area with a roof that gives you tons of shade from the sun, swings, slides, bathrooms, water fountains, a merry-go-round and best of all a decent sized splash pad to cool down and play in.

A great park in Green Valley Ranch near my house that I have visited many times but have yet to…read morereview. My two aunts temporarily rented a house in the gated community adjacent to this park when they moved to Henderson in 2015 (they've since found a permanent home in the Silver Springs neighborhood). With their old house backed up behind the park, I couldn't hear any noise coming from here every time I went to go visit them, which was excellent. My friends and I would come down to Paseo Verde Park to play Pokémon Go on several occasions. This is a park that my boyfriend and I like to go to during our evening walks. It's a little further down from my house, but it's still within walking distance. There is a giant open grassy field, tennis courts, basketball courts, a volleyball court, and a huge playground with a bunch of slides and swings. In middle school for a brief time, I played tennis here. There are many flowers and dandelions all around that have blossomed since the start of the spring season. They're a great addition to the park and are well maintained. There is plenty of lot and street parking all around. Lots of people bring their dogs here as well. I've also seen Little League baseball and soccer games take place here.

I've been to Paseo Verde Park a few times in the last year. The large, grassy field is perfect for…read moreletting my toddler run free. The park has a playground, bathrooms, a basketball court, a baseball field, covered picnic tables, and plenty of open, grassy area. The parking lot at the back of the park has plenty of parking. The best part of this park is the large, covered playground. The tarp allows some sun in, but it has some of the best coverage of any playground in the area. The playground has several slides, swings (two baby, two regular), a couple of climbing features, and plenty of room to run inside. The only thing to watch is the steepest slide ever on the side facing the playground. The large, open, grassy field is in front by the baseball field. There are some trees at the edge that offer shade, but most of it is exposed to the sun. I like to cover my daughter in sunscreen and let her run all the wiggles out. This is a great, well maintained neighborhood park for adults and kids.

O' Callaghan Park is a rather large park with lots of amenities like water fountains, bathrooms,…read morepicnic tables, gazebos, handball court, baseball field, basketball court, playground areas, swings, and a large well maintenance grass field.

I love going for walks over here! Lots of grass, open space and things to do! One of my favorite…read moreparks

"Almost all creativity involves purposeful play."…read more Do you ever feel that you have reached the age that going outside to the park is redundant and ridiculous. Let me cue you in on some ways we learn, "play." Playing is the brain's favorite way to learn. Not only do you learn and boost your productivity your cognitive abilities and skills get sharper. Shall we hit the trails for a peaceful walk or ride. Along the path water bottle stations are open for an individual to stay hydrated as you play and enjoy the outdoors. If you have little children their is a splash pad, playgrounds, and picnic tables all around the park. The pets are welcome and you should take a run and through the ball or frisbee for your furry companion. The elevation is so high that you can even on windy days fly a kite high up in the sky. As your imagination soars, take flight and let your mind wander. It's time to play today. Grab ahold and join in with just yourself or someone special. Today is a great day to discover something new outdoors.

Love location. But this not an OFF THE LEASH DOG PARk. The Yelp search is incorrect. Maderia Canyon…read morePark doesn't have a dedicated dog of any kind.

Allegro Park is always fun to play!…read more If you're looking for a great day at the park, start here and make your way all through the Seven Hills Park neighborhood system. On your bike it's too cool! The trail is best known for its twists and turns . This is the far most end of it depending on where you start. The park is clean and always looks great. Come out and enjoy something fun and exciting for the end or beginning of the day.

This park and playground area has some nice features, my favorite being the open grassy field. The…read moreplay structure is okay and I do like that it has a shade cover, but there isn't much variety and it's pretty limited in terms of the ages it caters to. The equipment is a bit dirty and needs better maintenance, but it hasn't gotten too bad yet. I think the area in general could use a little more attention to maintenance. For example, trash was overflowing when we were there and it was only noon. It's nice that there's a picnic table, but it would be better if it were in a shaded area. All in all, unless I want to run around in an open field with the kids, I think I'd skip this park and choose another one in the area like Sonata Park.

It seemed like this would be a good park. It's off of the main road which is nice. There are tennis…read morecourts and basketball courts. Canopy over the play areas. Places to sit at benches and picnic tables. There is some graffiti that I wish was cleaned up.

Cinnamon Ridge Park is a nice little park that has a playground area, walkways that you can walk on…read moreto get some good exercise in, basketball and tennis courts, shaded tables to sit at to hold a nice picnic and restrooms to take care of business after the picnic eats. It is located right off of Burkholder Blvd. that is convenient to pull right off and enter into the park. The parking lot isn't too big and can seem kind of tight on busy park days, but there is another park located near this park so it isn't too bad with compensating between the two. It also has a nice crosswalk equipped with lights and flashing stop sign to signal to oncoming cars to slow down and STOP because people are trying to cross safely. I'm very glad they added this to the crosswalk because they did not have this in the past and it was very dangerous for kids to walk through in the crosswalk. There is a high school (Basic H.S.) located right next to the park so lots of kids walk home school and sometimes use that crosswalk to get to their houses right across the street from the park.

Pebble Park is easily one of the tiniest parks that I've ever visited before. There's a small…read moreadequate playground area. They have a gazebo and a few places to sit, restrooms and an underwhelming splash pad. It is clean and quiet which is another plus. And if you live in the neighborhood, I guess as far as a visit to the park goes it would suffice.

This park especially the splash pad is paradise for the homeless to shower and use it as a…read morerestroom. This is highly disturbing. Imagine kids playing in homeless dirty debris and own Digestive system floating around. Also I told the homeless the rules and how it's disgusting to do this. They were all aggressive and basically told me f off. Do better henderson officials if there's any.

Review #60 of 2024 12 o'clock visit on Saturday December…read more7th. We visited this park for a birthday celebration we were invited to. It's a lovely spot situated in a pleasant neighborhood. The park is well-kept, with clean facilities and well-maintained play equipment, and there were no signs of any hazards or transients. My children approved, and asked when we could go back again.

I wasn't supposed to be here. I was passing by and somehow things turned bad, and had to stay here…read morefor several hours. It was weird, because I now have a history of vertigo and I experienced this acute case while making a forced stop here in Green Valley Park. It was in the middle of the day around 10:30am when I approached the park after crossing the street. I managed to find a park bench where I basically try to ride it out. It was one of those things were community Parks are a great blessing, as well as a necessary need for those who are like me who need that place of refuge. From what I saw, the park itself was very beautiful, and had the necessary amenities and thankfully, there was restroom facilities that was open for public use. with that said, I basically use an empty park bench, while random individuals were playing basketball on the basketball court near the bench I was trying to recuperate at. Thankfully everything was decent but not really. It was nice to have this downtime while vacationing in Las Vegas / Henderson, Nevada, but it probably would have been better than elsewhere rather than lying down at a park bench here at green valley community park. It is what it is, and that was my experience here. Even though I observed the park and experienced the park in its basic form, my plans here were needed to be adjusted. Unfortunately, for me, these plans were derailed because of my ongoing battle with Vertigo. Green Valley community park itself was maintained beautifully by the local city parks department, I'm guessing. For the most part, though, I don't regret coming here, but it is a great comfort knowing that it is here for everybody and anybody that is local area or just passing by. After regaining some form of sanity during after my vertigo relapse, I attempted to call an Uber to get me to the hotel so I can check in and hopefully sleep it off and return back to normal. And that basically what happened I returned back to normal the next day after a very good nights rest. The overall experience here at Green Valley community Park was good. I am just thankful that I happen to be upon this park with my attack of vertigo happened and lucky that there was no way there so I can have my privacy. Even though help was probably good also, but privacy is good also along with time to have it pass . I enjoyed the park bench pretty much because I could stretch out the entire length of my body onto the bench without having to shorten my legs to fit on it. There are some water fountains next to the restroom facility, but I did not use that at the time I just wanted the spinning to stop and can progress With my rest of the day. But that didn't happen at least during my time here at the park. Park itself is kind of small sense, but it is really nice to have a part that serves this part of the Henderson community. Not to say, I enjoyed myself here, but, I wanted my vertigo to stop, so that was my number one priority at the time. I never knew having that having good site was. Sucks to have it taken away all your life you're expected to have good everything until it's gone. yeah, it is what it is especially when you know life is not always too many people. I enjoy the fact that the park itself was private, and that it is in a modest residential area. Because it was during the day while I was here, on a Thursday, it was peaceful, and I could just have my privacy to deal with my number one concern of the day. With all that said, best bed is to come here when there is plenty of people so you can enjoy the social aspect of having a committee park here. Many things to do in this park, including walking the perimeter or playing basketball at the central basketball court Along the main road. It sucks for me to experience the park this way, but I'm come to be grateful for Parks in general not just here in Las Vegas/Henderson, but generally speaking. Green Valley Park is located on 370 N Pecos Road in Henderson, NV. Like our mini parks, they are admission free. No money necessary to come here. Unless, of course, you are wanting to find a day on approve equipment or something. I arrived here by bus. And left in an Uber. The bus route I use was route 111 which was pretty cheap considering I use The $5 for 24 hours transit pass for visitors. For parking purposes, best bet would be available street parking since I'm not sure if there is actual private parking for a community park. For what it's worth, my experience here is a reminder that for anything these days. Whether you're local here or there Here or just passing through, come on by. This might be the gem you're looking for. I know I wasn't looking, but it was a gem for me during my struggle with vertigo. Hopefully I can come here next time without having vertigo. 5 stars for the overall experience Support local! A+