Spring Valley Park is one of my families favorites to come to. They have a big walking path that connects two big parks as well as a dog park. My son loves the splash pad area here and the park is usually never crowded when we go. There's tons of benches and gazebos, perfect for bbq's and picnics. I love that they have real grass here and it's very well kept. I will say the park is in a rough area so it's not uncommon to see a couple of homeless people around but we've never had any issues and they usually are just relaxing and keeping to themselves. Overall this park is a great spot and is literally right in the backyard of spring valley HS. It's super walkable and has a good amount of parking. Will be coming back a lot more for the summer. read more

Spring Valley Community Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Spring Valley community Park offers tons of seating throughout the park which consist of benches and picnic tables. There's a dog park area, a large gazebo area, a working splash pad, restrooms, swing sets and two small playground areas. One of which had some parts chained and blocked off due to damages. Lastly, there was too much graffiti in the barbecue area. read more

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Located at the corner of Buffalo and Flamingo. We came here yesterday after seeing that Paul Meyer Park was tiny. We came with scooters and a football. Good size parking lot, there are four full lanes of parking, enter on Flamingo. There are three Dog Park runs; don't know what the difference is, but I am guessing one is for smaller dogs, maybe the other is for bigger dogs? There are benches located at various spots. There are blue bollards located at different areas. There is a bathroom in the middle of the park. There are a bunch of trash cans, as well as dog waste bag stations throughout the park, so there's no excuse for garbage or dog poop. There are some spots to hang up your nets, like, volleyball nets. There are signs, like the rules, etc. There are some shaded areas for small parties. There are paved trails as well as dirt trails for walkers. There were two playground areas; one of them we visited, one was for the wee younger ones, and the other part is for bigger children. At the end of our visit, our son went to the one that you can see from the street, just to go on the swings, for a few minutes. This park is massive. We didn't even check out everything. Well, we were on scooters (hubby took some walking laps), and then, we took a break, when we visited the playground, the one that is more towards the neighborhood. One end backs up to the Spring Valley High School. One end is near a residential neighborhood (there is a circular drop-off point for cars). One end faces Flamingo. One end faces the empty lot near Spring Valley High School. Not many people here. Some homeless people, but they don't bother you. Some people with dogs. A few families were also enjoying the nice day. We enjoyed our time here; we threw the football for a while. The last time we were here, it was Covid- era. read more

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I love to walk/hike and this fortunate find proved to be a bigger walk than I planned. It is a park that is larger than it visually looks with paved and dirt walk pathways. It sort of goes in a figure 8 with the dog park in the middle of that 8. Dog park, some covered picnic tables, meadows, playground, parking lot.... a pleasant park. read more

Spring Valley Community Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

One of the nicest parks around Vegas, located in Southwest. They have a pretty big area you can walk around, Exercise, a dog park, bike, has a couple playgrouds and a little water park. This park is pretty close to us and never dissapoints. read more

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Not my favorite. Says dog park but it has to be on leash. I often ignore that as my little one is harmless but here the area is not good to do so. It's a path, pavement, grass, playground, some picnic spots. Large parking. Won't be back. Dog shit everywhere from people not picking up. read more

This park is pretty big, with lots of play options for the kiddos. Plenty of swings, slides, little jungle gym area and plenty of picnic tables. They have multiple dog parks too for anyone with furrbabies. read more

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*Dog park area review only* We've been slowly making our rounds trying out dog parks with our new pup. So far this ones my favorite. The off leash areas were nice and big and the grass was well kept. Water fountain/faucet inside the run, which was helpful on the hot days. Lots of friendly dogs and their owners. A couple benches are available to take a load off while your fuzzy one frolics. Separate areas designated for large and small dogs, but we noticed not everyone goes by the rules, which is fine by us, our pup likes all dogs. As with most parks not all the poop is picked up and some trash is left behind, even though there are plenty of "doggy bags" and trash cans. But it is actually really clean. We haven't gotten to explore the rest of the park but it looks large with lots of amenities. read more

Spring Valley Community Park - Running the pooch around the dog park - Dog Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This is such a cute nice and clean park! There are three sections: xl dog, large dog, and small dogs. Everyone is really friendly. Lots of trashcans, doggie bags for those who forget, and watering fountains for humans and dogs. All the people were really friendly. The only downside is, I wish there were more benches inside the grass part so I could sit under the shade while my puppy played! Tip: Entrance is on flamingo rd! If you try entering on the other side, it's a school where no pets are allowed. read more

Spring Valley Community Park - Happy puppies :) - Dog Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This park is beautiful & very quiet!! It's well kept together and very clean! My dogs love this place so much! So do I read more

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I come here strictly to let my dog run around in the dog park. This park is quite big and has other uses besides as a dog park. There's two nice big fenced areas for the dogs to run around in. One for small dogs and one for larger ones. There's a good number of well stocked doggie bag areas. There's also a water fountain and community water dish for them to drink from. There's a few benches in each dog area, but most people bring their own chairs. A nice area to bring your dogs to. Didn't give it five stars because I haven't utilized the entire park yet. read more

(Review for the Dog Park Area) Came here a few times during my most recent trip to Vegas (this past week) with my 3 dogs. The dog park has 2 sides (standard for most dog parks in which there is one for dogs weighing more than 35 pounds and one for smaller dogs 35 pounds and lighter) and each side is grassy. There are also dog bag dispensers on both sides. There are some lights here so you could come here at night. But when I came at night one evening, it was still pretty dark and there was only 2 other dogs there (well it is also pretty cold out right now so I that would make sense why there is the lack of dogs and their owners as well). So I probably would not come back to this dog park after 5 pm when it starts to get dark. Anyways, there are no real water fountains inside the gated portion of the dog park to drink water, so make sure you bring water and a bowl for your pups to keep they hydrated. There is one other thing to note that there is quite a bit of dry grass currently so whenever your dogs sit down or roll in the grass, they will most likely be covered in dry grass when they get up. Also, people here seem pretty good after picking up their dogs. Overall, it's a nice little dog park that is pretty clean. There is plenty of parking and easy to get to. read more

Spring Valley Community Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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This is a great park! Perfect for families, walks, dogs, or just a picnic lunch. The park is clean and well maintained. Different shaded areas. 3 dog parks for different sizes. The only reason it's a 4 star is when we went the small dog park was the only one open, and we travel full time with our 65lb pup, so we took her in. When we got there there was a couple other people with big dogs too, but soon after some crabby old ladies showed up with their little rats and were very displeased we were using "their dog park." The other ones were closed and we didn't have any other options. We told them to mind their own business and we allowed our dog to run around a bit more, as did the others. Other than that, it's a very nice park, just a hassle having certain areas closed read more

This dog is just okay. I don't like the fact that the grass is so high. I do like that they have a water fountain in the dog park area. My dog enjoyed the playground area than the dog area. read more

It's a pretty decent dog park. I like how it's all grass with no soil/rocks (keeps my dog cleaner after playtime). The grass is a little too high tho is the only thing. It would also be nice if there's nice big lights for when you wanna take your dog at night. If you go past sunset it's completely dark in the small dog section. They have no light at all which is terrible since who wants to go when the sun is blazing hot during the day? read more

Dog Park Review only-- People smoke and throw their butts there. Numerous people don't pick up after their dogs. The "grass" is pretty much dead. Numerous people mix the small and large dogs together which causes trouble. I have seen young kids playing there and end up getting jumped on or knocked down. I only go there because it's close to the house. I am going to look for nicer dog parks that are worth the drive. read more

I find a lot of negativity in Vegas, and I feel I should point out that many places in the City have beautiful parks, designed and maintained by the city that are barely used! Aaaaargh. OK, whining over. I came her to exercise my girls Ozzy & Murphy, the Animal Foundations finest graduates. There are a couple of parks for pooches, big and small normal thing. The grass is green with no bare spots, typical dog park scene. Owners on the chairs talking, lounging around while there dogs are pooping up the park. was that another whine? Sorry but I use the dog park to get a little exercise with the pooches. I leashed up the mutts and took a little walk around the rest of the park. Great playlets, water features with a soft kid friendly floor. Nice park and thanks to the City for providing such facilities. read more

Spring Valley Community Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Because of this dog park I convinced my self to be a dog mom, all the pups are always friendly to each other and respectful and the folks/owners seem to be kind. My kids usually come along because we are dog lovers. Sign says no kids under 5 but children under 12 can enter with supervision of an adult that's both capable of caring for family pet. Dog park has a picnic table at the entrance of each fenced-in area, it's nice to have a snack or a meal if u desire before actually entering the grassy area with your furry friend. If dogs have muzzles perhaps they shouldn't be in the dog park, obviously, because I believe going to the park should be a nice experience for all. read more

This is such a cute neighborhood park. Here is why... 1. 2 dog parks 2. Splash pad 3. Restrooms are clean 4. BBQ and picnic tables 5. Nice walking path 6. Generally clean and nice green grassy areas. read more

Took my sweet beagle here for a change we normally go to Kellogg park. Nice green grass. Pretty clean for a dog park. Saw a guy mowing the lawn so it's nice and tidy! Dog owners here seem to clean after their dogs which is nice. We'd come back for sure! read more

I'm a fan of this park, mainly due to the dog park portion. The people that go here seem to be a bit more considerate than the ones down the street at Desert Breeze. It also appears to be less crowded at Spring Valley as well, which is interesting since it is smaller as well. The dog area is broken up into three sections: one for dogs under 35lbs, for dogs over 35lbs, and a third area that has always been closed whenever I visit. The rest of the park has a water feature for kids to play in, as well as several gazebos with BBQ grill areas. I've been really pleased at how clean this park stays, since there have always been events/parties going on at the park during my visits. With the park being 10 minutes from where I live, this is my go to dog park! read more

As other reviews have mentioned, this is a great place to bring your dog. There are 3 separate fenced in areas for dogs. One is currently closed, there's one for small dogs, and one for larger dogs. I've been here several times and most of the owners I've talked with have been friendly and responsible. If they see their dog getting too aggressive they'll pull them aside. However, there are always one or two people who couldn't care less. They're the type of owners who don't care if their dog is mauling another dog and don't care where their dog shits. They have bags there for a reason. If you see your dog drop a load it's usually common courtesy to pick the shit up. So, if you come here just watch your step. The whole park is pretty big. There are walking paths that stretch from the corner of Flamingo and Buffalo and wrap around to the east side of the high school. There are plenty of picnic areas with tables and grill pits, which are filled up on weekends. There always seem to be a dozen family reunions or parties every weekend. For kids there's a small water feature with a splash pad and various ways to get wet. There are also two sets of play areas, one in the southwest area of the park that has a toddler play area and a bigger kid play area. In the northeast section of the park is another play area for toddlers and bigger kids. Each play area has typical stuff you'd find at any park: swings, slides, tunnels, climbing walls, etc. The northeast corner is hardly ever busy, so if you want to avoid the onslaught of kids on weekends then head to that area. read more

It has potential to be a good dog park due to the nice size space (but no shady areas which is tough in Vegas). Wish there were a few trees. On to what bothered me. A large group of people who talked and laughed and did not keep even one eye on their dog. Their dogs pooped all over and yes I was THAT person. I was the dog police because I'm sick of irresponsible dog owners. I went up to people and told them their dog shit and they need to clean it up. I took them to the shit and waited until they picked it up. People think that they don't need to clean up after their dogs and ruin the experience for others who do take responsibility to watch their dogs every move and make sure there is no trouble and clean up poop. I asked one of the group members if this was a dog meetup. She said no they just attend daily and know each other by name. That's great but maybe they can meet at happy hour not the dog park. This is not a time and place to let your dogs run free while you chit chat. If your dog attacks another you are responsible. People need to get out of their own world and realize this is a shared space. read more

Love the park. It has a dog park and two small parks for the children. Love the water area for when the nevada summer heat hits. The dog park is relatively large, had water stations, clean up bags, places to sit and I've never had problems with owners who aren't watching their dogs. The two areas for the children are distinctively separate ago groups. One is for three and under and the either is scary looking for the other aged children. Even myself I would think twice about going up there. The slides are huge and have different activities from other palaygrounds structures I see. Don't like the fact bat it's not enclosed, childrenc a easily wonder off. Saw this happen to another parent a few days ago. Not enough areas for picnics or parties. The few tables there are, are all bunched up together so you don't have much privacy. read more

Came to meet up with some Yelpers at the dog park. They seem to have kept up with the grass here (they have 3 runs and it seems one will always be down for maintenance and watering). It's fresh enough that my silly girl decided she wants to eat the grass here. There's a good amount of dogs, but it isn't overly crowded and generally nice owners. I didn't really explore much of the rest of the park, but the place seems well kept. This is a way out of the way park for us to bring our dogs regularly, but if you have a dog and live close by, this is a good dog park option. read more

I like this park not only because it is close to home but it seems very clean and cared for. My little Havanese Teddy was a little miffed at first because my husband brings him to Desert Breeze a few times per week, so Teddy was slightly confused but recuperated enough to romp with his new friends. There is some shade and not too many benches for humans although at 7am it was not crowded. We are fortunate to live in a city which offers good dog parks because we did not have such numerous options in California. read more

As a dog-free human, I am still able to appreciate the high canine appeal of Spring Valley Park. I went there with a large group of pals who all owned dogs. It was a doggy date, but I only had a 2-D dog (on my shirt). There were at least three, gated dog parks with plenty of grass divided up for different size pooches. One was closed. The only real drawbacks were the lack of benches (be sure to bring a chair) and the ant trap in the corner (so beware). I witnessed a sweet little puffy guy get engulfed with ants in a matter of moments, but it was in one extreme corner of one of the areas. I don't think it is a problem to warrant not visiting here with your personal Spot. Besides the dog area, there is a water park-- very tempting even to an adult when it is 100+ outside. The playground looks fancy and fun, and from the smells, I would say there are some nice grilling areas. And, basketball too. No tennis courts. All in all a solid park. read more

First time at this dog park and toto had a blast. Some of the dog parks around town I have to pick things out of his hair when we leave, but not this one. So I was very happy with the landscape. Nice well maintained grass. I didn't see any poop at all!! And a big section for unleashing the dog when you go in the gate. Not very big on the inside of the dog park though. People were real friendly. No problems arose while I was there. I would give it five stars its just that it was a little small. But toto didn't seem to mind. read more

Spring Valley Community Park - Toto loves tug a war. Too bad he's not very good at it though. - Dog Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I love this park! It's huge and beautiful! Lots of grass and a wonderful walking path. They have different size dog areas and lots of covered benches. Easy parking and restrooms. Plenty of play areas for the children and they are pretty good about keeping the grass green. It's large enough to enjoy a nice bike ride as well. Perfect place for children's park parties and plenty of room for sports. read more

This park is only about a 7 minute walk from my house, so I come visit a lot. It's a pretty new park, so it's still pretty clean. It does offer a dog park, which is sectioned off into a space for bigger dogs and a space for smaller dogs. I don't have a dog myself, but find myself there with my friends and there dogs. It has two different play grounds. The main one, is right on Flamingo - also offers water shooting out of the ground and what not. As well as quite a few gazebos surrounding the play place in which you can have a barbecue. The second playground is in the back, but is a lot smaller. Lots of grass, and offers two volleyball nets as well. I often find myself just lying in the grass cloud watching or reading a book. There isn't an insane amount of little kids running around outside of the playgrounds, so it's quite nice. On the weekdays around 2-4, many high schoolers can be found loitering around as this park is located right next to the Spring Valley High School. On weekends, many people are having BBQ's so be sure to show up early to try and snag a gazebo. read more

I had a bad experience at the Charlie Frias park with a particular dog owner who felt the need to feed his dog a chocolate doughnut while on the grounds of the park. My dog, as most dogs, are allergic to chocolate and somehow my dog ended up finding this doughnut in the park and started to eat it. Needless to say I was very upset at this irresponsible dog owner and had to rush back home to give my dog medicine. The owners here seem to be responsible and for the most park the park is cleaned and unkept. I will start to bring my dogs here more often read more

Bottom Line Up Front: Smaller dog park with reasonable grass coverage. Two entrances make easy access. No shade to speak of, so be careful on hot days. Here are my star breakdowns: The first star (required) is for having a fenced in area to let rover / rex / sport / buffy / etc run until he/she is a reasonable companion again. The second star is for having great parking right next to the park, which is just far enough off of the main road to be reasonably quiet. The third star, pushing this review up to the "worth a re-visit" level is for having grass in a town known for pavement and hard-pan desert. Watch your step though, not all pet owners are attentive, and have honed their scooping skills. Ah, the fourth star, which separates this place from other compatible parks and makes me a fan. That star is given for having two entrances, a human bathroom nearby (though it is a park restroom, so ladies, use that roll of TP you keep in your trunk for emergencies.) What would this park need to get my fifth, most elusive star which would make this place cool enough to flop on my back and wiggle for a belly rub? That would be a small bit of shade and or a wind block for blustery days. Add that and the fifth star is guaranteed! Go there, get some exercise, pick up your pooches poop, and please take your toys with you when you leave. read more

This park is much better than the Desert Breeze Park. It's a lot smaller but it's newer, so with newer you get nice landscape and clean, clean, clean. We only come here for the dog park. It too, is much smaller than the one at Desert Breeze Park. You can really tell that they take care of this dog park by looking at the fences (there are no holes), water supply (faucets WORK), and the fact that they actually have grass. The park can offer more sources of shade and some where to sit for us 2-legged folk. That's the only thing that I like better at Desert Breeze, they had a gazebo thing for shade and picnic benches within the play area. They have a picnic bench but it's within the holding-vestibule area type thing, but why the heck would people sit there? Aren't they supposed to be looking after their 4-legged children??? This last visit we made kind of upset me, one side of the park was flooded with water, yea, my Pup was fricking muddy going home, but that's what baths are for, I guess. read more

Its a nice dog park with lots of trash cans. Two wimpy trees are the only forms of shade here which sucks on a hot day. Not happy with the other pet parents who failed to pick up their dogs crap. All in al its a grassy area with an abundance of trash cans and no shaded seating. read more

It's very spacious... but I can't really describe the capacity of it's spaciousness because I went at night. Full equipped with every active deed: vball, bball, playground, skating rink. It's kinda dirty, but it's an experienced park. read more

Sunday at the park with solin. we went to spring valley park after searching for dog parks on the Internet and this park had the best recommendations. There are three fenced sections for different dog sizes. so I went into the small one since solin is a poodle. (dropped at my doorstep) the area is very large' there were a lot of dogs and people at that time, large enough to throw Frisbees for dogs to chase. there's also a water fountain for dogs and dogie bags, not the ones you take home, this are supplied for your convenience so you can clean after your best friend, so please do so! solin had a great time! he went crazy all over the park like a kid in a candy store. he couldn't mark this place enough, I worried he would dehydrate. hey! stop it! (my dogs' smelling another dogs butt) " don't worry " said the owner of the other dog, as she went on telling me that that's the way dogs get to know each other. " The smell tells them everything about the other dog and they know right away if they're compatible based on the aroma." Are you serious! I been using e-harmony! .......and she walked away.... Great park for dogs. read more

Spring Valley Community Park - solin - Dog Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Came here in December with my cousin to have our dogs play. I've gotta say there are a lot of irresponsible dog owners that come to this park. I went into the small dog run with my cousin's pug and my 6 month old ACD mix and had them socialize. Minutes after I arrive, a lady comes in with her 50 pound pit bull in the small dog run -_-... To add salt on the wound, another guy comes in with at least a 40 pound husky. I didn't say anything at the time or leave because my dog needs to learn to socialize with larger dogs as well. However, this pit bull straights up attacks my pup and the owner is sitting on her ass eating cereal doing absolutely nothing. A more experienced dog owner then kicked this lady out and started to yell at her. As I start to think that it's okay now, the husky starts to aggrevate my pup cornering her and all. I then just left from the amount of bs that goes on at this park. Don't come to this dog park unless you want your dog to come out with behavioral problems. I now have to pay for training for my dog to overcome large dogs. Thanks a lot. read more

When I used to live in Vegas, I would take my dog in the dog park, which is mostly why I would go there. The dog parks there are decently sized, with multiple seats and a water fountain. I personally like this dog park the best because of the grass (although the last time I was there, the grass was definitely dwindling.) another problem is that it could be sometimes dirty, but I put the blame on the lazy ass owners who can't be bothered to pick up their dog's poo. Anyway, my dog seems to like this place a lot, so everytime I visit Vegas, I still take her there. As for the rest of the park, it's nice and spacious. Lots of space and benches for picnics, barbecues, games, etc. There's also a children's playground, as well as a trail for running/walking. Overall, it's a nice park. read more

I have only been here once with my boys. I have driven by this park for 2 years now watching the cool water play they have for the kids. I finally decided to get off my butt and take them. Their water play is so awesome. They have these massive shower heads and this "doorway" that has water shooting out of it. This is great for the kids in this hot Vegas heat. I wish there was grass and some big trees right next to the water area but there wasn't. I sat at the picnic benches in the shade. Wish there were bushy trees and grass! read more

Spring Valley Community Park - Water play - Dog Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I really like this dog park! I like that there are separate sections for big dogs and small dogs, drinking fountains, and bag stations if you forget to bring some. The one thing that irks me is that whoever smokes cigarettes doesn't throw their butts out and just throws them in the grass. Other than that it's a well maintained park for the puppers. read more