Currently closed for repair this is a great fenced in dog park. Two sides, one for bigger dogs the…read moreother for smaller dogs. Benches are available.

My little doggie loves this park. Small and large dog park. He loves the small dog area. Loves to…read morerun and show off for the bigger dogs. They have wild horses as well. Great walk areas. Picnic areas to sit while your little one runs

Tiny astroturf dog park, but they have water dishes and lots of dogs walking past since it's…read moredowntown near the river. My dog loved the experience even though the park itself is a bit unremarkable.

The Biggest Little Dog Park is a nice concept with some real pros and cons. I do like that they…read morehave two separate areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs, so it feels a bit safer and more organized. My dog loves going there and always has a great time playing and running around. That said, there are some issues worth noting. A couple years ago, a friend of mine had a truly tragic experience when her dog was attacked and killed by another dog at this park, which is heartbreaking and something people should be aware of. Also, the grass isn't real, it's turf, and while the sprinklers run every night, there's often still a heavy dog poop odor that lingers and makes the place a little unpleasant. Overall, my pup enjoys it, but be cautious, keep an eye on your dog at all times, and know that upkeep could definitely be better.

This park will always have a special place in my heart because it's where my wife and I got engaged…read moreover 10 years ago. We since moved away from Reno, so it was special to be able to return after all this time with our children. My bias aside though, Im a firm believer there are few parks in the country that are as good as this one. To start, its HUGE! I don't think I've really ever seen the whole thing. There are rolling fields of grass, an "arboretum" which is like taking a walk in the mountains, a lake, playgrounds, a museum, gardens, a dog park, and idk what else. It's so beautiful wherever you go, and you can easily sink a day into exploring here.

Beautiful Sunday morning to walk around the park and arboretum. Our annual Dragon Lights Festival…read moreis here and we got to see the decorations unlit, but Beautiful. Peaceful with less crowds. Beautiful naturescapes.

Beautiful green grass, mature trees, creek, benches and paved wide walkways…read more No restrooms, water fountains or picnic tables here. Just parked on the road. Driving by this park so often, stuck in traffic, I didn't know it was a public space. Great place to run a dog or lay down a picnic blanket.

Small park with benches, trees and plenty of green grass and shade. Perfect spot for an impromptu…read morepicnic after picking up some food from one of the local shops on Mayberry. My senior dogs only like short walks so it's a perfect place to take them where they can explore new smells and sights.

Nice little dog park attached to a cute neighborhood park. Dog park has separate play areas for…read moresmall and large dogs with grass, trees, chairs, and water for dogs to drink and play in. My dog appreciates the grass and shade on these hot summer days.

This park is perfect for dog lovers, as it has separate sections for big and little dogs. Also…read moresome areas for kids to play in and large green grassy areas to run around. My complaints are the lack of restroom facilities, or rather open restroom facilities. There are bathrooms, but are closed and not serviced and the city has instead resorted to port-a-potties. The water fountains for drinking were shut off too. The tables there could use replacing and the children's play equipment in general seemed worn, but my kid especially liked the tire swing. If I was a dog owner, this place would be a better choice for me over other parks in the area.

Beautiful dog park! It was very spacious with a lot of things for her dogs to have some fun…read more People who come here seem very friendly and respectful

The small dog side is nice for those of us with small breed dogs. There are benches with shade for…read morepet owners. Unfortunately I've been there twice when the same woman had her large breed dog (50 lbs) there and she refused to leave both times. She was extremely rude and wouldn't even leash her dog for us. We left.

The perfect dog park pit stop crossing the state on the 80. Park on wagon wheel for quicker access…read moreto the dog park.

Fourth of July…read more.. We've been coming to the spark for the Fourth of July fireworks near 20 years now. They always have some fun and festivities in the park during the day. Usually live music, or broadcast radio station from inside the park. We back up to the main road, get out our chairs, and wait for sundown. Our routine usually includes making some fried chicken and potato salad and going to the lake or the river. Spend a few hours there and then head to Fernley. It is absolutely one of the best firework shows around. Not sure if it's just a holiday, but we always meet people in make friends while we wait for the show. I see they have other events here through the year, but definitely if you have not tried, come watch the fireworks on Fourth of July.

Hot spot for Parvo!@@ I would not take my dogs here@ Warned…read moreby my veterinarian Water smells weird too

A park with a view and lake access!…read more LOCATION: West of the Galaxy Theater Legends IMAX on the south side of Sparks Marina Park Lake right on the beach. DECOR: Mid August and it's half grass, half dirt patch field enclosed in a chain-link fence with about 100 yards of room to run around. Trees sprinkled through. Perfectly unobstructed view of the lake and backdrop mountains. Sunset view. AMENITIES: Benches to sit, a walkway/sidewalk if your want to stay out of the grass and dirt. Trashcans and a drinking fountain for people and pets. Lake access. EXPERIENCE: I took my pup, Nala, here on her birthday and she had a blast. The park entrance contains a double gate to ensure dogs to get in or out accidentally. There were at least 4 other dogs at any given time at the park and they were all friendly. Owners were not oblivious to their pets wandering around. Owners were also not aggressive or upset when other dogs came up to them. Nala played in the water a bit with other dogs although she didn't swim. When she was tired, she'd find a patch of grass to enjoy under the shade of a tree. Then, she'd hop back out to herding the other dogs. Lol. She got some great socialization in and the walk from the parking lot wasn't too far. However, I've seen smaller dogs like Frenchies needing to be carried there if it's hotter days so keep that in mind if you're pup doesn't do too well on longer walks out the heat.

This is a great place. They have so many balls and toys for the dogs. Water and treats for dogs and…read morehumans. It's clean and feels very safe . It's fenced in and just big enough

This is my second visit here. Photos are from that previous visit…read more This is a bit off the beaten path, but is very much following the winding road to get to it. There is plenty of parking, bathrooms and paths and signage to help you find your way. There is a primary dirt path that makes a large mile long loop through the main park area. The history of the area is very interesting. During the week, you feel like you have the park to yourself. I imagine it gets quite busy during the summer and on weekends. A very nice park, free admission (your tax dollars at work) spectacular views of the mountains, and a great way to learn about the history of the area.

We saw on YouTube that you could come here and pick up a crystal that are supposed to be just…read morelaying on the ground. While it's a great park offering an easy stroll, there were no crystals. Meh. Today I learned you can't believe every documentary on YouTube. Otherwise, a sweet spot to stop and stretch your legs, bathroom stop and have a snack.