Outdoors
Parks in North Las Vegas
54 parks, 11 with playgrounds and 1 dog park inside the city limits.
Saddlebrook Park
North Las Vegas Wash Region Trail Park
Craig Ranch Regional Park
Sandstone Ridge Park
Tropical Breeze Park
Centennial-Lawrence Trailhead
Seastrand Community Park
Deer Springs Park
Aviary Park
Galaxy Park
Prescott Park
Joe Kneip Park
College Park
Boris Park
Rotary Tot Lot
Petitti Pool
Petitti Park
Tom Williams Park
Brooks Tot Lot
Tonopah Park
Richard Walpole Senior Citizens Park
Herbert Memorial Park
Kyle Ranch Historic Site
Kiel Ranch
Valley View Park
Cheyenne Sports Complex
City View Park
Highland Valley Park
Somerset Park
Walker Pool
Gold Crest Park
Tam Park
Walker Park
Cheyenne Ridge Park
Teal Pedals Park
Monte Vista Park
Nicholas E Flores Junior Park
Silverwood Ranch Park
Eldorado Park
Goynes Park
North Las Vegas Regional Park
Seastrand Communty Park
Legacy Park
Tule Springs Regional Park
Aliante community back park
Highlands Gardens Park
Aliante Nature Discovery Park
Tule Springs Community Park
Orion's Belt
Luna Pointe Park
Luna Point Park
Willie McCool Regional Park
Parks, playgrounds and dog parks mapped inside the North Las Vegas city limits, checked October 9, 2026. Amenities are as mapped by volunteers and may be incomplete; check posted rules and hours. Data: Powered by Geoapify · © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Questions
How many parks are in North Las Vegas?
This guide lists 54 named parks, playgrounds and dog parks inside the North Las Vegas city limits, from OpenStreetMap (checked October 9, 2026). Small pocket parks and school grounds may be missing.
Which North Las Vegas parks have playgrounds?
11 places have a mapped playground, including Saddlebrook Park, North Las Vegas Wash Region Trail Park, Craig Ranch Regional Park, Sandstone Ridge Park, Tropical Breeze Park.
Where are the dog parks in North Las Vegas?
Saddlebrook Park. Check posted rules and hours before you go.
Are these parks open now?
This is a map-based list, not live status. Hours, closures and amenities can change; check the city parks department or posted signs.