This oark is huge and would be even better, but the entrance in and out is so bad. There's lots of…read moretraffic and only one way in and out. It wasn't always like this, but dont let that bring you down. Its a large park good for children. Who are young and older. They also have a lot of soccer games for the youth. The picnic area is also nice. Ismts spacious and I thi k there were two pavilions. The best part are the trees. Most parks in reno dont have such luscious trees. So its nice in a hot day. The parj is well maintained, but beware of the goose droppings. Its everywhere. Its a must visit on a nice summer day or a cool fall. Winter might be fun, but I stay indoors.

I was here to do the short loop around the park. I came in the morning on a week day, so other than…read morea few people on the walking path, there really wasn't anyone around. The park has alot of open space for kids to run around and has a pretty nice playground. There is also a Skate Park and parking lot on the opposite side of the park. The eastern side of the path goes along a creek and there were quite a few birds, ducks and squirrels in and around the creek. I did see graffiti on one of the park signs, so that made me wonder how safe it is. In general it's a nice park, but I would have to come back during busier times such as evening or weekends to see how it is. For now though I'm only feeling 3 stars.

My daughters and I had a wonderful time at the Olson Group with Remax Professionals client…read moreappreciation party at the park. They enjoyed hunting for eggs in the grass eating burgers next to the tables and seating area which was very clean - fun in the sun at the playground which was well kept and there was ample parking. What a great neighborhood park and secret Reno gem! We will be back for sure! If located in 89509 this is a must go to. Lots of friendly dogs too and great walking trails!

Fall is a great time of year to get out and enjoy the local parks maintained by our city…read more Get out and try it!

I almost hate to let others in on this hidden gem. You cannot see this park from any major street…read moreor casually drive by it. What you will find is a well maintained (most of the time) park on the Truckee river. Quiet park where it is easy to have space to yourself. Lots of sun and shade. Ample parking for the area. The Truckee River Walk trail goes right through the park. Make sure you respect the river current here. The shore is nice but the river gets strong in the middle.

Tucked away from busy streets, this neighborhood park is a hidden gem--perfect for picnics,…read morestrolls, or letting the kids run wild (within reason). There's plenty of shade thanks to the beautiful, massive trees, and wide open grassy areas that make it easy to spread out and relax. Notable: - Smallish park, best for the younger crowd (I'd say 8 and under). - Life jackets are available to borrow (huge plus for families near the river). - Bathroom on-site (clean-ish depending on time of day). - There's a sand horseshoe pit with horseshoes provided--random but awesome. - Ample parking - Popular for jogging groups, photoshoots, and 4-legged parents (some leashed, some not). Worth mentioning: The playground surfacing is recycled rubber tire material. While it's soft and safer for falls, I'm torn on it--lots of new research around potential chemical exposure and PFAS concerns. Feels like one of those "it seemed like a good idea in the early 2000s" things. Would love to see Reno explore alternatives in the future.

Wonderfully outfitted park, kept clean (except for a horribly filthy toilet). Some respectable…read morehomeless living there and abiding by the standards.

Dick Taylor Memorial Park is a very large park in Reno. The park is close to UNR. The park has a…read moreparking lot to park in but it's difficult to find a spot because the college students use this lot often. The park is mostly clean. Some garbage and graffiti was present. There are a lot of mature trees which provide shade, however, there were a few homeless people sleeping under the trees. There are four full court basketball courts. There are tennis courts at this park. There are two covered eating areas at this park. There are several picnic tables spread throughout the park. There is a walkway which goes through the park. There are bathrooms at this park. The bathroom was clean on the inside. There is a large, grassy area to play on. The playgrounds at Dick Taylor are fantastic. The soft padding underneath the playgrounds is worn but the equipment is in good condition. There are three play structures to play on. One is for toddlers and the other two are for the bigger kids. There are swings and toddler swings at this playground. There is one swings called the Liberty Swing which looked cool. There are zip lines at this park. There are plenty of fun options on these playgrounds. There are two baseball/softball fields at this park. There were on bases on either field. This park has a lot to offer. If the city cleaned it up a little bit it would easily be a 5 star park. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

Took my Grandson to this park. He loved it. It was well maintained with lots of different things to…read moredo.He loved the sliding swing. We enjoyed watching the ducks in the pond. Will be returning soon

Teglia's Park is a really nice playground in Reno. They updated it and added new play structures…read morethat are inclusive for all kids and even some things adults can enjoy too. Though sometimes this area can be a spot where homeless people stay, they make it a point to keep it safe, especially since it's right across from a school. It's a great place for families, and we appreciate having a playground like this in the community.

This park has a lot to offer, if you live close by. There is a baseball field at this park. There…read moreis a covered eating area with 4 picnic tables underneath the cover. There are mature trees for shade. There is a tennis court. The tennis court could use a repaving because there are several cracks in the court. There are portable toilets. One was surprisingly clean. The other was pushed over. I put it back upright, but, as you can probably guess, it was a disaster inside. The playground is basic. There is a metal zip line connecting the two parts of the playground. The playground is small with only two slides. There are no monkey bars at this park. There was a lot of graffiti on the playground. There are wood chips underneath the playground. There are no swings at this park. There is not a basketball court at this park. The park was moderately clean. Street parking is available. Have fun out there. - Dadzone

Given this park a 4 because of the lush grass!! Park has…read morebaseball field , tennis courts, playground and cover picnic tables Dogs on leash and bring poop bags :)

Barbara Bennett Park is a park located along the Truckee River in downtown Reno. The park is full…read moreof homeless people. It's disappointing considering the park should be able to be enjoyed by families. There is a basketball court which was in good condition. There are bathrooms at this park, however, they were locked when I was there. There are two sets of tennis courts. One is in pretty bad condition, while one is in good condition. There are a few picnic tables at the park. None of them have a gazebo to block the sun. There isn't a large grassy area to play sports on. The playground is fun and unique. The playground equipment is in good condition. There is soft padding underneath the playground. There are no swings at this park. There is a parking area to park in. Outside of the homeless people there is one other safety concern. There is a road which leads to the south end of the playground. I could easily see a car driving too fast on this road and ending up driving into the playground. I wouldn't recommend bringing your children to this park until the city kicks the homeless people out of it. Be safe out there. -Dadzone

Cute little park along the Truckee River off of Arlington. I'm a little confused as to the reason…read morefor the different names of the parks as they encompass Wingfield Park, but I am sure it might have something to do with city/county funding. I like that there is something to do at this park and there are handball counts and basketball courts for people to play and get exercise. The Truckee also forks through this park and there is a kayaking course and also places where kids can wade and cool off on these hot summer days. Restrooms located at this park. Love how this park is family centered and what is not to love about the Reno outdoors?

This park is very nice and very clean. There is a workout area and a paved walkway around the park…read more There is a covered eating area. There are a few other picnic tables underneath some trees. The playground is fun and has three slides. There is soft padding underneath the playground. There are swings and toddler swings at this playground. There is a rock to climb on. There is a large grassy area to play on. The view of the mountains is really nice. There are no bathrooms at this park. There is a parking lot to park in. Have fun out there. - Dadzone

Idk what's not to love about this little neighborhood park. It's got a nice play structure, outdoor…read morefitness apparatus, green space to run and a little "trail" to nowhere for wandering too. It's clean. There's easy parking. And during COVID times this place always stayed quiet when the others nearby were crawling with kiddos. I like that the play structure has things for all ages on it. My son is three plus, but we've been coming here since he was two, and it has been fun watching him overcome his fears and learn to explore all this little park has to offer. I'm very thankful the city has these places all over for us to enjoy. When the weather is right, there's just nothing better than watching a kiddo being a kiddo, enjoying themselves and the world around them in ways only they know how.