Mesa Park

My favorite park. It’s never too crowded and it’s quiet, peaceful and serene. Definitely a smaller park. Has all your basic needs, kids area, grass area, tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball fields, etc. There’s sidewalk going around the park to take a quick walk. The view of the Mesa mountain is beautiful. There are hiking paths in the Mesa itself. I have taken my dog on walks here. There is not a dog area or fenced off dog run area. Because it is connected to housing there are dogs occasionally off leash because the park is pretty much their backyard. With that being said I have never been attacked or concerned about anyone’s dog there. They are always well mannered. Good park if you wanna get away from the city and relax. Five stars

Mesa Park is great for little league baseball, playground usage, and in a great community. In my experience, basketball courts and fields are almost never available after noon everyday. Once, when I came in the morning, security had asked us to not use the baseball fields since they had just been straightened for a game later in the day. After a few visits with the same response, I was directed to call the Community Center. The center claimed that park usage was only for little leaguers even though I was using the field to run a practice for my 8 year old brother. Go to Vista Park for open fields, courts, and a better experience.

one of my regular parks. Love the tennis courts and basketball courts there’s a lot of bikers that trac up here too l.

A friend of mine recommend this park for me to bring my pugs to, so I arrived expecting a fenced dog run and great walk away with poop bags and loved the idea of the convenience from my house. However, this is NOT a park for dogs unless you want to go on a quick 15−60min walk otherwise it’s useless for dog owners. Dogs need to be off leash, for real exercise and safe large fenced areas provide that for us. If you have kids I would highly recommend this park for a game of baseball but all dog owners should make the drive to desert breeze, it’ll be more worth it and your pups will have more fun there. (Just make sure they are up to date on shots before playing with others!)

This is a very nice park, I’m only giving it 3 stars because it doesn’t really meet the need of a great dog walking place. However, if your goal is to hangout in the field, use the baseball fields/​tennis courts, and just enjoy the view, it’s a very nice clean park.
We went with our pup hoping there would be extensive walking paths. We thought there was a path up into the mountains to do a tiny bit of hiking. There really wasn’t. There are paths all around the park, but it’s a small park and as someone mentioned something like .5 miles of walking around.
We usually try and take our dog on 2 – 3 mile walks, so we had to just walk around the neighborhood. It’s a nice neighborhood and we enjoyed it, but for long walks we won’t come back here.
As a small family park, it’s great! As a long walking dog park, not so much.

Nice park for playdates.

Clean and nice but there are consistently dogs off leash despite signs advising that all dogs must be leashed.

Absolutely love this park.
Basically there couldn’t be much to change between parks here in town, right? Only this one feels better than others!
The playground is great, suitable for younger and older kids. The grass around it is awesome, my son run around and loved every second of it.
The area itself is cool too, gorgeous mountain view!
There are two sitting areas, one right next to the playground and another one next to the baseball area.
Bottom line, if you live in the area you’re a mom who’s looking for a new park, this is a great place to go to.

Excellent well maintained baseball fields with shade for those hot summer days. Its located in a very nice community with tennis and basketball courts.

Great park for kids. Big playground. Restrooms close to play area. There also is a big grassy area for the kids to run around on. A great view of the mountains too. Parking is easy and plentiful.

Clean, nice park. Great for walks and workouts. Nice and quiet and not over packed each time ive been here.

A great park in the southwest part of town. Plenty of shade for the kiddos. It’s always clean when we’re here. There’s a baseball field, tennis courts and a huge field for the kids to run & play. One of my kids favorite by far.

Quiet, pretty park tucked away on the SW side of Summerlin. Lots of grass. It must’ve been built with baseball/​softball in mind. Multiple baseball fields, and even a batting cage. But there are tennis and basketball courts as well. Nice children’s play area. Bathroom was clean and there were plenty of shaded spots to sit and relax.

Beautiful park with an amazing view of the mountains! The tennis courts seem like they get crowded, so we ended up just sticking to the basketball courts. Your ball can go really far down along the hill if you let it go, but a lot of folks were rebounding for each other. Parking was easy enough, but it did take a lot of navigating to finally find the place (but that’s more commentary on my fiancé’s navigational skills, as opposed to the park).

The park is in an area just high enough to see the city from afar. I like how there are separate baseball diamonds for the younger kiddos. Great place to take a stroll or run.

Park is clean and safe. Great place to take your children to have a play date, birthday party, basketball game, or play tennis. Beautiful mountain view, great way to let your child let out some energy.

When you finish your journey navigating through many roundabouts, neighborhoods, Bishop Gorman HIgh School, and dead ends you’ll be rewarded with Mesa Park.
Mesa Park is always clean, restrooms aren’t disgusting, parking isn’t a nightmare, and has plenty of light. Pretty much all the basic amenities of a decent park. It features grass areas, uphill and down, softball fields, 2 tennis courts, picnic areas, no creepers, and of course a basketball court.
Lights turn off at 10pm, takes a while to warm up at the tennis courts, and for you joggers/​runners/​walkers/​skippers a lap that consist of running from the parking lot side walk, up the softball field and straight down, going downhill back into the entrance is almost exactly half a mile (something like 0.497 miles). If I’m in the mood for an easy quick running course Mesa is the way to go.

The playground equipment is relatively new and there’s 2 sets of it. One area for the smaller kids, and a more extensive area for the larger kids… which has handled an adult or two enjoying the slides with their 2 year old. The view is not half bad either. As far as parks go, you can’t go wrong stopping here for a while.
Now that I’ve heard that there’s access to the mesa from here I have to check the park out even more. It’s one of my Top 10 favorite parks in the entire valley.

I’ve ridden through the park several times on my bike, and I’ve walked around it once to gain some knowledge about the mesa above and to the west of the park.
Today, we parked at the park, walked through it, and then went cross country on our own trail to see Las Vegas from the top of the mesa for which the Mesas is named.
The park has good parking, nice green spots for kids and adults, and some very nice walking areas. Since the Great Recession, the area has not grown as much as before and the park is often less busy than some of the other Summerlin parks.
It’s a very pleasant place.

A nice, clean park not too far away from home with a big field, playground, baseball diamonds, a basketball court, 2 tennis courts, and several picnic tables. A wonderful place to take the family to enjoy all kinds of outdoor activities.
My friends and I love to come here when we have no money and nothing to do (which is almost all the time).
A warning to all who want to play basketball here! Beware of selfish meatheads that take up the full court, forcing others to «play» on the side baskets. It’s whatever though, they’re not even that good.
Also watch for inconsiderate dog-​owners who do not know how to pick up after their dog. Gross.