What a nice park!!!! This was my first time here (9/21/25)…read moreIt's clean, well maintained, wheelchair accessible, 3 big benches, exercise equipment and it has games (connect 4, a rainmaker, a maze, and musical instruments) weaved in throughout! overall just fantastic! It's great for all ages! There's a very nice covered pavilion, lots of beautiful green grass, and even a very big pond full of geese! (Watch out for poop!) * The pond is not fenced, but it's far enough away from the playground and it's surrounded by big rocks.*

Ross Gold is a large park that includes a pretty manmade lake and covered barbecue pavilion that…read morewas seeing some use today with a birthday party. There is also a really nice playground, with horseshoe pits, tennis courts and a rare sand volleyball court. The park is in fantastic condition with bright green grass. I appreciated the public restroom. Thanks for that! [Review 17684 overall - 30 in Nevada - 1205 of 2022.]

We really enjoyed this park and like how many different slides there were. The park was very clean,…read morewell-maintained, and gated, which we liked. It also felt nicely separated from the dog park, which made it more comfortable for families with young kids. The only downside was safety-related: there weren't many safety rails in certain areas, and there were several large gaps where a small child could easily slip or fall. There were also some unexpected gaps at floor level near entrances that felt a bit concerning for little ones. Make sure to keep an eye your kids here and be an arm length away since they can fall and hurt themselves pretty easily. Overall, it's a great park with a lot to offer, but adding more safety rails and closing some of those gaps would make it feel much more kid-friendly and secure. Huge sandy parking lot right across from Costco.

No complaints with this park. It was a good size and my kids loved it. The play structure was…read moreclean. It was next to a dog park so the whole family is welcome!

The playground at this park is awesome. There is a larger and a smaller playground. The larger…read moreplayground is unique and huge! It has several big slides and lots of cool places to climb. The smaller playground is great for smaller kids. There is a soft padding underneath the playground. There are toddler swings but no swings for the bigger kids. There is a baseball field at this park. There is a covered eating area with three picnic tables underneath. There are several other picnic tables throughout the park. There is a nice tennis court. There are two half court basketball courts at this park. The courts are in pretty bad shape and could use maintenance on the ground. Street parking is available. The park is clean. There are no bathrooms at this park. Have fun out there. - Dadzone

Clean park with a lot to do. Basketball courts are really beat up though. Nice tables to sit at as…read morewell

Beautiful colors in October!…read more Well-maintained park with beautiful trees! Fun to go to at any time of the year.

This is a beautiful park and maintained nicely. It is so green in the summer. Very nice place to…read morepicnic and walk.

It's a nice park, but it's in an HOA community. I've seen people get kicked out of it before…read morebecause they didn't live there. I don't know what the laws are about that. Otherwise it's a very nice park with good play equipment for kids of all ages. (not a wheelchair access accessible playground)

Google maps shows this park as "Spooner/Oxbow Park", but don't let that fool you it's true name and…read moreit's history, is much more mysterious. According to the historical marker placed at this site, "In 1902 Marion Jefferson Blackwell purchased 360 acres from the State of Nevada, 556 acres of adjoining land from Sweeney's Hot Springs and a lot with a house. He raised carp and catfish to sell commercially also hay and horses. Neighbors used the ponds for swimming and ice skating. Born 1847, in Hall County, Georgia he married Nancy Amna Mayes in 1866. While living in Jamestown, California his wife died. He then moved the family to the Carson Valley near Genoa in 1895. He married Martha "Mattie" H. Willey in Yerington in 1899, then moved to Eagle Valley in 1902. He resided here till his death in 1914. His descendants continue to live in the area." Besides its rich history, the park is a small neighborhood park with a covered picnic area, a small playground, and a--I want to say walking path but it's not because it literally goes no where into the grass (srsly why is this here?), so we'll just say--some concrete. Although it's now just mostly a manicured lawn, there are still remnants of the pond in the form of two sloughs that flank the park. Cattails and blackbirds abound! Be careful where you step here, because it's difficult to discern where the ground and water meet. Also, apparently someone was murdered here in 2016 over a drug deal done awry. So, maybe avoid the place at night.

This park is well-maintained with lovely walking paths. The swings are very high off the ground,…read morebut everything else is wonderful.

Quiet, well kept, shady, and a nice size park. We go often and the park is never crowded during the…read moreweek. Good playground equipment and lots of grassy areas for a blanket. Nice place to play. We agree the swings are way too high, children can not reach them without a helping hand.

One of the perks of living in Incline Village are the really well maintained spaces for residents…read more Some places, like the private beaches, you have to show your resident's pass to use or have a guest pass in hand. Other places, like Preston, it's not necessary. When friends are in town and have kids that need to burn off energy and we have already done the beach / hiking thing, then this is another option. The grounds are gorgeous and there are plenty of nice equipment for the knee biters to go screaming around while adults can go off and have adult conversations that include lots of curse words, ranting and raving or reminiscing about the good old days when they were much younger and more apt to do things that they could have been arrested for (this is all hypothetical, mind you).

The little loved this park when we were on vacation. It seemed super well maintained. Lots of…read moreparking.

Great trail for leaf peeping this year…read more Trails were well kept and easy to navigate in this out and back trail network by the river

Description: 40-acre park area. Amenities: picnic tables, handicap accessible fishing pier, river…read moreaccess ramp for non-motorized watercraft, decomposed granite walking paths, trailhead parking lot, enclosed portable toilets April thru November. Dogs are allowed off leash at all times. (Carson City Parks & Recreation) No water fountain.

The greenish blue lake looks just like a giant gem. It's also as clear as a mirror. The trails down…read morethere are really hard to walk. While walking in the woods you can just hear the wind sound and the birds singing.

I would not call this place a secret, by any means, but it IS a cove and it's a beautiful place to…read morevisit if you can find a place to park. The trails are magical, the water is spectacular and the views will knock your socks off (if you happen to be wearing any )!

Quality/Quantity - Not so hidden, lol. The first beach…read morewalking towards Sand Harbor from Incline. Very small, but we were here off season (just the way I like it) and other than one other family, it is just us "two" here. So a private beach, lol. We are hosting our friends today. Showed them our free local parking spot. Gave them a quick tour of this area and all of Incline. A short 1.5 walk on the beautiful and easy Tahoe East Shore Trail. Just be careful of all the ebikes that do NOT have full control of their bikes or themselves. It would be nice if there was a separate bike path, or only allow manual bikes on the walking paths...? Atmosphere - Again, a very small, NOT so hidden beach. A nice stop/break from the 3 mile walk. Approximately the half way mark from Incline to Sand Harbor. Restrooms nearby, but I can NOT recommend them. More like outhouses with NO sink to wash your hands. Easy walk or bike ride. Fairly easy, very short walk/hike to each path. Service - Self service. Price - Free. Owner Comment - N/A.

If you park at tunnel creek cafe, you can access the beach. You walk on the sidewalk then loop…read moreunder a tunnel. The lake is always amazing. You can even do the walk with a stroller.