Huckleberry Park

The dog park is great! Too bad parking is now where near it and you have to walk through the entire park to get to it. Also, the kids stuff there is seriously lacking. Swings. That’s it. There is a curb up to the swing area, but only on half of it, so be extra careful with your kids walking, or they might miss the step and smack their heads on the concrete like mine did today! Not impressed… Dog park gets all the stars. Zero stars for kid stuff.

I come here solely for the dog park because it’s so spacious and actually gives my large dog room to run and play! I don’t have kids so I don’t mind that there is no playground (yet) however there are swings and open grass areas, as well as a basketball court that always seems to be occupied!

Eh it’s a 2 star park, but since it’s close it gets 1 more star. Sad that the contractor took so long in this park! Hopefully phase 2 is way better!!! Kids playground, splash pad, bocce ball, tennis, skatepark, or something will make this better?!

Great park for dog owners.
The dog park is large. Even the small dog side is very large. We have one dog that is iffy around others, so we can go off to the side on the far end of the fenced in dog park and usually we are fine.
Just wish they had better lighting around the dog park area. Once it gets dark you can’t see anything and you could step in dog shit that someone didn’t pick up.

A-​Ok would sum up my feelings on the newly opened Huckleberry Park. You will find it located on the southwest corner of Farm Road and Egan Crest Way. This is phase 1 of Huckleberry Park in the master planned community of Providence (NW Las Vegas). It boasts green spaces to run around, swing sets, basketball courts, picnic tables, grills and a walking path. It is much smaller than Knickerbocker Park (sister park located down the street on Shaumber).
My focus for coming here was to inspect the dog parks. Huckleberry offers a large side (for large pups) and a small side (for small pups). You simply choose the park that fits your dogs stature. Both dog parks are stretched out compared to Knickerbocker and were well thought out. My two pups enjoyed their evening romp in the grass (video included). Overall, this park is a welcomed addition to our community. I hope that phase 2 will include jogging trails and more shaded areas. I will bump it up if they can hook it up for runners/​walkers.
Dog Park Tip: Heads up! Watch where you step. Unfortunately, others have been lazy and haven’t been picking up after the pups properly (happens at dog parks everywhere). It’s a nice park and I enjoyed my time there. I simply hope they tidy it up a bit to ensure it won’t become a dumping ground — if you catch my drift.