Antelope Ridge Park is a nice, small park located in south east Sparks. The park offers a decent…read moreview of downtown. There is a covered eating area. There is a small grassy area. The grass is on a slope and isn't great for playing sports on. Sadly, the city allowed most of the grass to die. There is a toddler swing and a regular swing at this park. There are two play structures to play on. Wood chips are underneath the playground. There is a very short walking path which goes through the park. There are no bathrooms at this park. There are no basketball or tennis courts. Street parking is available. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

Great park near Bentley Ranch and Huffaker Elementary School…read more This place is huge with large rolling grassy hills, two massive play structures, and walking paths winding throughout. The biggest downside here is the parking. It's pretty much street parking only in the bordering residential neighborhood. The size of the park also can be challenging given that there is only one restroom, especially if you have small children at the play structure. At least the bathroom was open- even in late February. This is pretty much a great park for any activity. Kids looking to climb and play? Perfect. Riding bikes or walking the dog? Great. Looking for a picnic spot with some after lunch horse shoes? This is your park. Throwing the frisbee around or kicking a soccer ball? Wheatland has got you covered. Aside from the parking and restroom, there is nothing bad to say about this park. It's clean, well maintained, and has plenty of space for all of the activities you desire. Enjoy.

Kind of odd to be writing a review for a park, but I'm set on an adventure with the kids I nanny to…read morefind some of the best parks in Reno. To start: this is a beautiful park to walk around, let the kiddos ride bikes, have a picnic, or enjoy a book in the shade of the trees. They do have bathrooms here as well. This is a park for big kids, the structures are TALL and all slides have a drop, I would say no younger than 3 here! MAJOR Negative: no shade covering the kids play structures. (This seems to be a major issue around Reno.) I do feel like giving this park a 2 for the kids area: big kids only, no shade, lots of space for more, some structures need fixing. Giving it a 4 for everything else as it has amazing potential, a very large park in an extremely safe neighborhood. And can't get over how beautiful the rest of the park is. I would come here myself, but I wouldn't bring the kiddos again.

Fully remodeled playground! Very climb centric so may not be for your kid if they are afraid of…read moreheights or don't like climbing. Overall, my kids loved it and we have been to a lot of parks. 4 large slides and 1 smaller one at the littles playground. 4 swings - 3 normal and 1 for smaller/special needs kids. Plenty of large trees for shade. A few picnic tables and a couple benches around the park. Large fenced dog park along with a large grass area. There are bathrooms but they have not been updated.

Very nice dog park great shade nicely maintained. Both of my dogs enjoyed the park. Definitely will…read morebe back.

This park is a nice little getaway in the western Stead neighborhood between Moya and Red Baron…read moreBlvds just east of Silver Lake Elementary school. It's generally filled with teenagers just taking some time off, either relaxing with friends, playing football or using the small skatepark in the area. The skate park is small and not that well-featured with only one large bowl-shaped structure with a pyramid in the middle as well as a metal rail just above the lip of one edge of the bowl. When it rains it fills with water in some areas in the form of puddles, making some of the park unusuable. Typically, you'll find more people on Razor scooters than on skateboards trying various tricks and having a fun, relaxing time with friends. The park features a swingset, a playground structure with a slide for kids to climb around, a couple small fields, a concrete walking path around it, a bathroom, a non-operational drinking fountain and is adjacent to a little rope climbing structure, pipe through which kids can crawl and the school which has a decent size softball/baseball field and wall ball courts. There's another playground on the other side of the school, but it feels cut off by the school building from the leisure area of the park/east school grounds. You'll also find parents with kids and dog owners walking their dogs. From what I've observed it seems like a safe place for teenagers to blow off some steam and for parents to take their kids. There's also a dirt walking path around the western edge of the school and a dirt path that goes up into the Stead neighborhood starting on the other side of the fence of the east side of the park. In the middle of the park is a covered sitting area with a few metal picnic benches. Good views of Peavine and to the north from the park including of the (currently filled) flat area just north of Moya across from the park. I travel here with clients often and it's always clean and I've encountered no problems of any sort.

A nice location, located right next to Silver Lake Elementary in the midst of a nice little…read morecommunity of homes. I love to take my daughter here to blow off steam while waiting to pick up my son from school. There is well maintained play structures, plenty of grass to run and roll on and even a small skate park area. If there were anything wrong with this park it would be that after the middle and high schools let out in the afternoon it tends to fill up with teenagers who can sometimes come across as menacing. I have seen several fights break out here, but usually a call to the school helps to quell that. There is also a small water feature that is available during the warmer months that kids love to run through to cool off. Bathrooms are available and are your standard park-style facilities. Not fancy but mostly clean and functional. When a little kid's bladder calls, these will suffice! It's always nice to have a park in the neighborhood and with continued maintenance, it will continue to be a great place to go with the kids.

More of a play area than a park, it is a tiny strip of grass on the East side of McCarran Blvd, on…read moreCashill. About the size of two or three really big back yards. That being said, it sports a (currently fenced in and inaccessible - probably open in the spring) brand new jungle gym for the kiddos, a couple of grills, and pup poop bag stations. As I said in an earlier review: People seem to be pretty good about cleaning up after their doggies here, and anyone I've run into there has been super friendly. It is in one of the nicer sections of town, and I've not seen any vandalism or other social problems there. It is pretty sloped, not very wide (deep?), and you won't be able to gather there for a large family picnic or for a game of touch football, but if you want to take your younger child or your dog to a nice, quiet park for a little bit of fresh air, it is a nice choice.

This is one of the better parks out of a group of great parks in South Reno. The park is very…read moreclean. There are several rose bushes around which makes the park look quite pretty. The playground is fun and good for all ages. I saw a toddler playing on it when I arrived. The playground has soft padding underneath. There are swings at this park. There are no toddler swings at this park. There is a bathroom. The bathroom was clean when I was there. There is a baseball field which appeared to be in good condition. There is a grassy area to enjoy. There is a covered eating area. There are several picnic tables at this park. There is a basketball court. There is a workout area. There is a walking path around the park. There is a nice view of the mountains from this park. There is a parking lot to park in. Have fun out there. - Dadzone

Damonte Ranch and South Meadows areas are riddled with great community parks, and with all the…read morefamilies nearby, it makes a lot of sense. In the early days of COVID this park was incredibly popular, with a parking lot full of cars and kids all over the play structure and running in the baseball field. As the time wore on, I guess going to a playground grew tiresome for many families and the crowds dwindled, which is when we decided to check it out. The park consists of a baseball field with chain link fence that separates the batting area from the road and the rest of the play areas. There's a nice share structure with picnic tables, a big playground with a few nice slides, swings and climbing areas, as well as a little self workout area on the opposite side. The park connects to a walking path that winds along a creek behind the houses, and offers some good bird watching! It even has bathrooms with automatic flush toilets! Best part is the play structure looks very safe and has a lot in place to keep the kids safe. I also love the fact the ground around the play structure is that soft impact rubber flooring should anything go wrong. I'm giving this park four stars because most of it is in great condition but you can see wear and tear on the structure itself, the picnic tables are pretty dirty and have some graffiti on them and the landscaping could use a little tube up. We love coming here though and will certainly be back.

There are two very clean portable toilets at the playground. There is a solid amount of unused…read morespace near the playground. It would be nice if the city added some swings. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

This park is located off of Pyramid HWY on your way to Spanish Springs HS. The playground could use…read morea new coat of paint. There is graffiti on the slides. There are toddler swings but there are no swings for the big kids. There are wood chips underneath the playground. The playground is unique but nothing spectacular. There is a covered eating area with a few picnic tables. There are more picnic tables around the grass. The grass is very nice. It would be a nice field to play a sport on. There is a walkway which circles around the park. There is a horseshoe pit at this park. There are no bathrooms. There are no basketball hoops. The park was clean and street parking is available. Have fun out there. - Dadzone