Anthem Hills Park

Love this park .The play ground is all around fun for all kids. My family and I had an awesome time here.

Great park for little ones. The playground area is completely fenced with one way in and out. I love the fact that the ground is covered in green faux grass with soft padding! They have a bigger and smaller kids play structures. Very clean and beautiful.

Anthem Hills Park is a huge park that is great for walking, kids sports, BBQ’ing, and even volleyball — yes volleyball! They have three volleyball courts and, depending on how the lines are drawn, about six soccer fields for kids’ tournaments.
At the South-​East corner of the park, there are trailheads that are great for biking and hiking.
During kid’s sports events, parking gets packed so you’ll have to park on the street, but there is plenty of room on the streets for parking.
The park has plenty of trees and real grass (a big deal for our desert area) to relax under and on.
The Anthem Highlands and Madeira Canyon communities have a park within walking distance of all homes, but this one is one of the largest and hence the reason for the different types of sports that are played there.
Overall, this is a great relaxing park.

We like this park and come mostly for the smaller kids play area. Our toddler likes it a lot and it is fenced in which gives you some peace of mind if you have a runner they cannot run into the parking lot or in front of cars. Had park style restrooms which are decent, but bring your own soap/​hand sanitizer. Has a skate park that seems to get a lot of use, but I can’t comment on the quality. Slides and such get super hot in the summer time so you need to get there early. Some shade but not much and the turf also gets super hot. But it is better than sand. Plenty of places to picnic and a large soccer field with a nice long walking route suitable for strollers. Never seems crowded on the weekdays.

Great amenities, but horrible if you have young kids. There’s a lot of teenagers who play on the playground and use foul language.

Great view, lots of space and well laid out park. We love the outdoor hockey rink! Everything you need is here.

Great view of the strip and mountain range. Nice, clean, and friendly for kids and pets.

I’ll say it again: Henderson knocks it out of the park (no pun intended) when it comes to their facilities and parks.
I recently attended a wedding ceremony/​reception that was held at Anthem Hills Park. I was skeptical, but everything turned out beautiful. There is a nice view of the city from the top level (soccer fields are below), there is a large play ground and lots of open space.
My only gripe was that the bathrooms were absolutely horrific. If the city can rent out space to host an event, they can surely have the staff to maintain the bathrooms during such an event.

Great ball fields! Nice views of the city. Good infrastructure (parking, playground, water fountains, picnic tables, paths) as well as less common amenities (rollerblade rink, skate park). Glad I live nearby!

This is a beautiful park, with a really great 8 mile trail that leads all the way to far Henderson.
The park is always clean, I love the hockey rink, and the basketball courts. The skate park however is always full of skooter kids!!! So annoying!

Great park with lots of open spaces and amenities. Plus it has an amazing view. Being that it is in a residential area you really get a feel of safety and community unlike some of the other larger parks in town.
There’s enough space to spread out from the rest of the people enjoying the day which is nice. I am not a fan of going to the park and feeling like I am spending time with a bunch of strangers.
I also like that the park is kind of sunken down into the ground so on those windy days it kind of just blows over the fields.

I thought this was a great park! So much to offer, Basketball courts, a Hockey Rink, Volleyball, Kids Play area, Soccer fields, Baseball, picnic area plus much more, this place is huge! I hung out here for a little while while waiting to meet up with a friend! Its great to see families and friends hanging out and having a great time!

This is one of the best parks in this entire valley. They have lots of space for soccer, football, baseball diamonds, and they even have a hockey rink. The kids playground area is the right size so as a parent you want have to be on edge the entire time. Your little one’s are always within view. The fields have lots of hills if you are interested in training or getting a good run regiment going. I always see people walking their dogs around this area and I have never spotted any forgotten disasters or land mines. So for the most part everyone here manages to clean up well which is always a hugh plus.
***On the far east of the park there is a little hidden jewel in the form of a walking path.***
The hill will give you a decent burn if thats your thing. Or you can enter next to the middle school and take the down hill approach. Either way the sunset from this path is perfect.

this is a great park!
LARGE!!! There’s a big football/​soccer field— It’s huge. Probably like – no lie— large enough for 4 or 5 games at a time.
If you go farther up the hill towards the main park, they have basketball, tennis, volleyball [on sand]- playground & skate park! Their are also lots of benches spread throughout the park for picnics or just hanging out. the park is open pretty late too!
We held a v-​ball practice here on the basketball courts & they allow you to turn the lights on while it’s dark. I’m used to parks closing at sundown in cali– so this is nice in the winter when it gets dark at 5. My sons b-​ball team also holds practices here in the evenings as well– It doesn’t get to filled up or overrun… I really like this park!

I didn’t have much time to look around the park, but from what I had a chance to see, it was really nice. Plus, Anthem Hills is a nice part of Henderson. It is also very close to Del Webb Middle School, in case you were wanting to go close to the time school lets out.
The park is sunken in, which is a cool feature. If you don’t know what I am talking about, you will see. You have to walk down trails to get to the park, but the incline/​decline is not too steep. They are stroller/​wheelchair friendly. There is a playground near the parking area; I can’t recall if there was a fence around it.
The grass was dying (or already dead) in the winter months, but I’m sure that’s the case for all parks. The park is 55 acres (according to the website) and was clean. I would recommend this park if you live in this area.