Sunset Regional Park

I’m not a huge fan of this separate park area from Sunset Park– though this part has a shaded playground area for kids and informative dessert plant-​and-​wildlife plaques to educate readers, it has far less to offer than the larger portion of the park. On the plus side, this area is less trafficked so you can keep to yourself a bit better.
I attended a 5K here that was poorly organized (though that doesn’t reflect on the park itself) and did not enjoy the dusty looped trails in this area– the sandy hills provide an interesting traction and the dead desert plants were a sad scenery. The natural aquifer has some wetlands areas that seemed to contribute to a murky, humid atmosphere in the area.

If you’re nice park with lots of walking options the trails and softball fields, baseball fields, trees for the dogs and to take a break and a lake as well. Parking can always be a bit tricky depending on construction and which side of the park you want to be on so I would check it out on google and check out the local construction to see if that might be effective. There are plenty of shops around that you can get a sandwich or grab a bite as well as grab a drink. Also there’s a dog park connected so if you have a dog you might want to take it to the south end of the park so they can play a little. I take my dog to the dog park almost daily it’s very nice because they have shovels and rakes as well as baggies to pick up the poop. They also have a drinking fountain so you can fill up a bucket for the dog. Also, a small and large size dog park to make it a little bit easier depending on what size your dog is.

My husband and I took our puggle out here for a walk on a Sunday morning. At around 7:30 AM the park was already bustling with people. The park is expansive and offers different diversions. Walking trails, bike trails, baseball, a lake/​pond (stocked), and even beach volleyball courts are available for public use.
We started our walk in the desert conservation area of the park, which eventually loops you into the recreational areas. Passing by the lake we saw a variety of people, families, older adults taking a stroll, and young children playing.
The park feels secure and kept-​up. We did see quite a few park workers driving around, picking up trash, and servicing the facilities in general. Doggy-​poo bags were also available and stocked. Trash cans are placed throughout the park so there isn’t anywhere too far away to dispose of your garbage.
Luckily Sunset Park has been kept-​up and is centrally located so it sees a lot of use. It is a good park with plenty to do and see.

Sunset Park is an awesome place to go to spend some time outside. Play some basketball, tennis, frisbee golf, volleyball or just stroll around on the fitness track.
If you ever find yourself bored and sitting on your couch at home, do yourself a favor and go outside. Go to Sunset Park and walk around. It’ll be good for you.

I like how this has a separate Unilocal listing. It really does feel like a separate park. We spent some time here after my return from Australia (we needed to kill some time until my luggage arrived). We enjoyed walking the seemingly labyrinthine trails. They aren’t actually that complex, but you can easily wander around aimlessly when it’s your first time and it’s dark. A great place to walk your dog. Amuse yourself as he perks up at the sight of the myriad jackrabbits in the area.

Had the opportunity to visit this weekend for the first time since the renovations. The upgrades are fabulous, especially the splash pad and children’s playground area on the NE side of the park. It’s a large park with several reserve-​able picnic structures, a pond with fishing, a nature preserve walking trail area and even large spaces for events. My kids ages (2 – 5) loved the splash pad and «tree house» themed playground area. The equipment is different than the standard playgrounds in Vegas so something new for kids. It was 116 degrees out and so very hot but the equipment was actually not that hot due to the materials they used. My spiderman loving son loved the web climbing ropes. It was VERY busy on a Saturday afternoon but I definitely plan to visit again on a weekday.

I love this park! You have basketball courts, tennis courts, disc golf course, lanes to run and bike, water features lots of parking and its relatively green throughout the year! My girl and I come here all e time to play many different activities!

Beaautiful park great paths for running or walking. Natural surroundings and well taken care of !

Great place to walk or play or even to take the dogs to let them stretch their legs.

I came to this park for a charity run that somehow I completed. Yes, I may have *BEEN* a competitive track and field kid but holy moley, I’ve gotten old! But this isn’t about me. The park is fantastic and a busy place on the weekends. It has nice trails and fun little activities for all ages to enjoy. You might want to stretch before partaking in any of these activities. I highly recommend it! (just ask my sore muscles)

What a cute little park! Its actually attached to sunset park but its set apart by fields of cattails and trees that grow in the natural aquifer that comes to the surface here. Lots of trails& wildlife, and the playground has interesting, non-​traditional equipment such as spinners and a weird trampoline swing. Theres a bathroom nearby too. Only drawback is it closes at dusk unlike other city parks.