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    Reverence Park

    4.6 (7 reviews)

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    Renee N.

    I have been watching this new park in West Summerlin over the past couple months being constructed. It is now open but there are still some areas that are still under construction at this time. The playground area appears to be complete,however, the caution tape is all over it due to the Covid19 pandemic so I doubt any kids have had the opportunity to play on it. There are two tennis courts and a large green area where I saw a woman practicing her golf shots. I am not sure why such a large, grassy area since I thought Nevada was trying to conserve water? Overall, looks like a nice park with ample parking for this area. I like the area the that the park sits in as it is surrounded by a gorgeous mountain range and near the Hunter Mountain loop trail. Not too popular or busy right now but I imagine this will change once the lockdown lifts. The park is located off of Reverence Parkway which can be accessed off of Lake Mead Blvd or Cheyenne Blvd.

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    Robaire P.

    Bada bing! what a great "gem" of a park on the edge of summerlin. SUPER PEACEFUL!!! Beautiful wide open grassy area to swing your arms and legs and even rolls around for hours...also a wide open walking path almost a mile around , with a beautiful view of the mountains of Red Rock National park wilderness. A cool park to bring your family and kids to play...A beach sand area with a volleyball net,and super clean restrooms with soap in the dispensers, that smells delightful by the way!!! This is definitely one of the nicest parks I have been to in the Las Vegas valley area. Highly recommend for numerous of peaceful activities. Thank you to the developers of this park,God Bless.

    Terri C.

    Located in the northernmost Summerlin community of Reverence just off of Cheyenne and the 215, Reverence Park is an 8-acre recreational beauty. I'm late to knowing about this spot since I just found out about Reverence and it's already been around for a couple of years now. The park boasts a gravel walking trail (about 3/4 of a mile once around), tennis courts, basketball court, sand volleyball court, and playground, as well as an amphitheater and large grassy areas. With COVID-19 restrictions currently in place, the only thing you can really use right now is the walking trail, but that's alright with me. This park is located at the base of mountains with desert flowers blooming all around. It's quite peaceful and a lovely spot to get some steps in.

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    4.0
    (17 reviews)
    16.3 km

    I normally don't leave reviews, but parents deserve to know about our experience here…read more We were visiting with friends and their 5-year-old son was getting ready to play laser tag. While we were helping him get set up, he touched one of the laser tag guns and an employee immediately got irritated and told him in a very rude tone that he "doesn't understand" and couldn't play anymore. He's a young child -- kids that age are still learning and developing at different paces. There was no need to speak to him that way, especially in front of everyone. He ended up in tears. When I calmly approached to understand what happened, the employee continued with the same attitude and dismissive behavior. Instead of de-escalating, she became confrontational, which eventually led to security being called and us being asked to leave. The situation was completely blown out of proportion and handled in a very unprofessional way. This is a children's venue. Staff should be patient, understanding, and trained to communicate appropriately with young kids and their parents. If someone doesn't have the temperament to work around children, this may not be the right environment for them. On top of that, the playground area itself raises safety concerns. There are kids of all ages running full speed through a treehouse-style structure with steep stairs and heavy traffic, which feels like an accident waiting to happen without proper supervision or flow control. Very disappointing experience overall. Parents should be aware of how interactions are handled here.

    Do you get a chance to climb into a real tree house ? I bet…read morenot, be my guest and let me tell you where you can go play ! Come one all ages. It's time to go play in a real tree house. Located inside container park is the best hidden gem in Vegas a real tree house! Let's begin a journey, a new adventure. Get lost in oneself . In the mundane culture and sense of life its all about being on task and belonging to the world. We need to take time to regroup and remember. We need to focus on what's important. Life is breathtaking and short . Let's not forget about the love for ourselves and others around us. We need to focus on the one thing that's important. We need to be mindful and focus. But sometimes we can be distracted just a little and forget about everything. It's all good just to go play. As we age we realize and regress . I'm figuring out this . The inner battle of oneself. To just do something whimsical and unplanned is epic. We have to adult ourselves enough when we exist in our life experiences, but let's be clear, "go play!" Release those feelings and make new memories. Make happy thoughts of running away with a rainbow. Sometimes it's not just in our dreams, but always in our thoughts as they pass day by day . Come and explore the beautiful world of what a tree house can do for you!

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    Craig Ranch Regional Park

    Craig Ranch Regional Park

    4.3
    (235 reviews)
    15.1 km

    Park was pretty quiet today around 7pm…read more Park is well kept up and clean, all the amenities, tennis , volleyball, basketball, splash pad, river etc.

    Cliff Notes Price Range: 0…read moreParking: Lots! Perk: Outside park Non-Perk: Outside elements Ambiance: Have I mentioned, outside? Dress: Comfy Noise: Low Temperature: OUTSIDE Recommend: 100%. Response Time: N/A Professionalism: (Depends on you and how you treat others) Date: 4/11/26 Dissertation: We came here for Pirate Fest, but the park itself deserves its own little standing ovation, preferably with a dramatic pirate hat tip. This place is huge, beautiful, and surprisingly impressive. It has that rare park energy where you can wander around and still feel like you have only discovered about 12 percent of it. The grounds are spacious, clean, and well kept, with plenty of room for events, families, kids, dogs, festival chaos, and people like me pretending I am "just going for a stroll" when really I am hunting for snacks. For a big event, it worked really well. There was enough open space that it did not feel like everyone was crammed together in one sweaty little patch of grass questioning their life choices. The park gives you room to breathe, walk, sit, explore, and fully commit to whatever themed event you accidentally became emotionally invested in. Overall, this is a vast, beautiful park with great event potential and plenty of space to enjoy. We came for the pirates, but the park itself was definitely part of the treasure

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    Anthem Hills Park

    Anthem Hills Park

    4.6
    (39 reviews)
    32.2 km

    We went here for the market to check out vendors and graba quick lunch…read more Ended up hanging out here longer, their playground is nice, it is enclosed so it's easier to watch the kids, only one entrance/exit in & out the play area. You can even watch them beyond the fence. It's a clean & quiet park, overall good!

    Surrender your unwillingness over to nature and let your spirit be restored and recharged…read more Who needs to step away from life? We all get overwhelmed? We get these feelings of uncertainty and anxiety; it how we deal with this self battle that we come out stronger from. I have always been able to overcome anxiety by just being close to a tree, or breathing in fresh air . We were not meant to be penned up inside a building all day long with fake air. We need to breathe. Hence the reason we escape to the park. Living in an urban jungle where everything around us is covered in concrete is disturbing. We have to keep our calm be collective. When I'm doing the day to day movements of work, the mundane plain that we coexist in an air of chaos sets in . One can call this chitter chatter of fear or anxiety but just going outside enlightenment happens almost immediately. Take a brisk walk, breathe in and out. These things can lower your blood pressure, stress, and inspire your inner greatness to grow. Let's go to the park . How many mornings do we take the time to walk and get in touch with nature. If you have not done this recently make time. A brisk walk would do you good. You can spent time alone or with those close to you. Get out and ride a bike or walk . Are you looking for your best self? Have you gotten lost recently and distracted? Do you need to soar high above the clouds? You can get in touch with your inner self with that trip to the park . Are you brave enough to go down the slide? Cross the monkey bars again? Do you remember how to swing? Push back higher and higher . See you are doing it . Release and relax your inner child is in control now. Let your thoughts flow. After playing, now how do you feel!

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    4.8
    (50 reviews)
    15.6 km

    Beautiful memorial and a shady place for all to relax, reflect and recharge. I had no idea this…read morewas here even tho I'm in the arts district often. I'm glad this has been maintained for the families and friends affected.

    Wow--what an incredibly beautiful and thoughtful space created out of something so tragic. We came…read moreto the area to grab lunch and happened to stumble upon this garden, not realizing what it was at first. I honestly didn't know much about this tragedy beforehand, but I'm really grateful that this garden exists--to build awareness, offer a place for reflection and healing, and serve as a meaningful memorial honoring all the innocent lives lost. You can really feel how much care and intention went into creating this. Each life lost is honored with a tree and a small tribute area, and it appears that loved ones wrote personal messages for each individual. It was incredibly moving. Walking through the garden made us pause, reflect, and truly appreciate the time we have here on earth. It was especially heartbreaking to see how young some of the victims were--some only around 20 years old, with their whole lives ahead of them. I appreciated that you're able to walk through the space at your own pace, almost meditatively, reading about each person and seeing their photos. Each memorial area had its own unique style, reflecting the individuality of the person it honors. You can learn their age, where they were from, and a little about who they were. Overall, this is a powerful, peaceful, and beautifully done memorial. If you're in the area, I highly recommend taking the time to visit--it's a quiet reminder of loss, resilience, and the importance of compassion and remembrance.

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