Modern well kept sports complex. Turf baseball and softball…read morefields. Plenty of parking with handicapped spots available in good areas. Concession stands and restrooms are staffed with volunteers and an organized paid staff that makes keeps the place. Lean and well stocked. Bleachers are built in and very well planned. There is a small play area of those not participating with the teams. A covered group area is available for rental.

Had another great day at work. This is my second job and it's fun to watch the baseball and…read moresometimes softball the Park's beautiful. We keep it nice. Come on down. Check it out. Bring the kids. Great times

Love the park has lots of parking We saw people with snow…read moreshoes Cross country skiing and sleds lots of them. Great paved trail and dog park too. Tree top was closed due to being winter but it did look like a lot of fun. Will do it when we come back in the summer.

Beautiful park. We went for the dog park and it was will worth it. Roomy and aesthetic. The trees…read moreand bushes added a nice natural feel especially in the mixed size "outback" area. It was nice that the large, small, and mixed areas all connected too so you could move from spot to spot without leashing your dog.

First visit to Greater Nevada Field and wow, what an amazing experience! Came early and left after…read morefireworks, and the parking and traffic in and out were trouble-free. Great traffic control and good stadium layout. The stadium was large, but not too large, with great views, lots of different concessions, and fun shopping (Archie was in the team shop!)--all without massive crowds. And even though it had rained earlier, the seats were completely dry. As an added bonus, the bathroom was also nicer than I expected, with an attendant keeping everything super clean. Maybe because there were so many specialty options, the basic hotdogs here weren't quite as good as other places I've tried. And the Beloved's pretzel was good but the cheese dip was bland and too thin for it, although service was quick and efficient. Next time I'll try a brat or chorizo. Lines were very manageable. Best of all, strong hitters and great pitching led to an Aces victory in a very satisfying, fun-filled game against the River Cats (9 hits means a free Blaze pizza...don't forget to take a pic of the promo code)! Capped off by some really amazing fireworks, this was definitely a fun evening out that needs to be put on repeat!

What a Blast at the Reno Aces!…read more We were invited by some friends to go to a Reno Aces game, and what a blast we had! They had extra tickets, and we ended up with Floor 1 seats right behind home plate--talk about the best seats in the house! It was Family Day, so the hot dogs were only $1.50, and they were hot, fresh, and so good! The Aces were playing the El Paso Chihuahuas, and even though the Aces didn't get the win, it was still such a fun and exciting game. Where we were sitting, we were blessed to have Richard & Kathie, our wonderful hosts in our seating section. Richard was also working the area, keeping an eye on where the foul balls were landing and making sure everyone was having a great time. Throughout the game, there were always team members getting up on different stages during the little breaks, encouraging the crowd to cheer, sing, and dance. At one point, they played the Electric Slide, and of course, I had to get up and join in! Richard came over and danced the Electric Slide with me, and then he surprised me by giving me a game ball! What a special and unexpected moment! The crowd was cheering, and it made the whole experience even more memorable. The atmosphere was absolutely perfect--the energy, the crowd, the music, and all the fun between innings made for such a wonderful evening. We can't wait to go back to another Reno Aces game! It's definitely an experience we'll remember!

Quick hike of a little over a mile to explore this area. There is a beautiful regional park and a…read moreriver trail that is well traversed. A nice walk Easy parking. Please come and create your own adventure.

Nice softball field with restrooms and seating. The dugout are not enclosed and are not shaded so…read morebring your own.

I am very disappointed with the new $80million dollar Rec Center. It is not very well though out as…read morethe weight room is very small, the pool is nice but only 6 lanes, not adequate for swim meets and the lighting is too bright, The cost of admission has tripled $8 to $10 compared to the old pool, with no local or senior rate. The locker rooms are nice to look at but not functional, there is one small one person bench some lockers and no hooks at the 3 showers for towels or to hang your close on, so you will probably be putting them in the floor, I can't imagine how more than 3-4 people will take showers and dress at a time let alone a large group. The lobby is way too big if you just want to sit around, but that's not what we are there for. I will probably drive down to The Carson Valley Swim Center most of the time.

Stopped in to get information for around Tahoe , Mike was so informative, he knew just about…read moreeverything to do and see. He shared how to get around town as they have a free bus service. We did utilize the buses to go shopping and dinning as so easy to jump on and off as needed. The most important aspect was on Thanksgiving Day we encountered Nikki bus driver who was so uplifting in spirit as we witnessed her giving sandwiches to those who where homeless or down on there luck.

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 son played T-ball last spring, so we spent a bit of time here. The fields were mostly well…read moremaintained, although, some of the bases weren't always attached correctly. The T-ball area has a nice playground for siblings to play on, which is much appreciated. There's plenty of parking and bathrooms.

So many amazing memories at these fields with family and football family!…read more The fields are clean and maintained well, with lots of parking and room for siblings to still run around and play. They're safe and kid friendly, indoor batting cages are super nice and the snack shack always has delicious field food! Love these fields and the convenience of them as well.

Beautiful day out for a lunch picnic while my wife finished up at work…read more Park was clean and well tended. Lots of shade, lots of tables and benches to sit at. I love this park

Nice historic park in Reno. I don't think it's really a tourist spot, more like a local hangout. We…read morestopped by bc the wife wanted to picnic at a park for a Sunday lunch, and this place fit the bill. Good thing it was only a mildly warm weekend, as Idlewild is in the middle of the city, so not exactly "in the woods." However, there are lots of trees here so they provided some shade for our time here. Parking was easy, plenty of spaces along the main road of the park, and some dedicated spots in several areas too. We discovered that one of the main attractions here is a pond, so we picnicked while we sat on the side of the pond and watched ducks do their waddle thing and just like the ones at William Land Park, these ducks were also are very comfortable with humans and they came by and tried to ask for food and watched us eat. The pond is about the same size as the Land Park one, for those who know Sactown, but it's a bit bigger, I think. It's also a man-made pond, but with fish in it and wildlife around. Besides the pond, there's a rose garden just across the main road leading into the park, and a sensory garden, as well as a play structure for kids and a little train runs through the park that you can buy tickets and ride on (best for little ones). The park is pretty well-maintained and look to be in good condition overall. Landscaping is kept up with lots of trees, flora, plants, and fields throughout. All in all, a nice park in Reno, a little oasis in the middle of the biggest little city in Nevada.

This park is very nice. The playground is very unique and fun. The playground is geared toward kids…read more5 and older. The playground is tall and there aren't any small slides for toddlers. The material underneath the playground is artificial turf. There are 4 swings. There is a covered area with plenty of picnic benches. The people in the neighborhood were very friendly. The view of the mountains is fantastic. There are baseball fields and batting cages at this park. There is a small/medium sized grassy field with a walkway around it. This park has its own parking lot. There are no basketball hoops. There are bathrooms but they are locked when there is no baseball or when it's winter time. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

Burgess Park is located on Pyramid HWY in Sparks. There is a parking lot at this park. There are…read morebathrooms at this park. The bathrooms were locked when I was there, but there were portable toilets available. The park is mostly clean. There was some graffiti and some trash on the ground. The playground is basic. There are several different parks in Sparks which feature the same playground. There is not a toddler playground. There are swings but no toddler swings. Wood chips are located underneath the playground. There is a covered eating area with a few picnic tables underneath. There is a baseball field. There is a large grassy area. In the fall there is often football practices here on this field. There is a tennis court at this park. There is a skate park at this park. The skate park appears to be a separate park, so I won't be reviewing it. But I will add a photo of the skate park. Pyramid is a very busy street. Cars tend to drive fast in this area. The playground is far from the busy road but the grassy area is not. There are plenty of good food and coffee options which you can easily walk to from Burgess Park. Have fun out there. - Dadzone

Amazing skate park but the actual park kind of sucks to be honest but not all parks can be perfect.read more