Sunset Park

One of the largest parks in Las Vegas, Sunset Park is popular for festivals and picnics. Eight outdoor lighted tennis courts, baseball fields, basketball courts, picnic areas with barbecues, dog runs and even peace and quiet can be found here. There also is a fishing pond, popular mostly with children. The fishing is year-round, and in winter the pond is stocked with rainbow trout, and catfish...

The course is well designed, and the front nine is recognized as the sixth best in the nation out of 129 courses by the PDGA.

Like standard golf, disc golf isa game that anyone can play, though the equipment needed for disc golf is substantially less expensive.

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It's a huge 350 acres, although only 150 are developed. But that's plenty of room for baseball fields, basketball, tennis, volleyball and horseshoe courts. Also available are...

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Whoever said golf was a game for rich, sedate old men never took his turn at disc golf. Born of the Frisbee fever in the 1970s, disc golf still retains a legion of dedicated fans...

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This facility permits the training and riding of horses in an urban environment. The park features two lighted arenas, as well as a cutting arena (day use only). There are 320...

One of the most known names in the equestrian events circle in the state, the Horseman's Park is buzzing with events all year round. The park is managed jointly by Equine Event Management and the Parks and Recreation Department of Clark County. Among the facilities at this park are a 1300-seat Main Arena, a 500-seat Flamingo Arena, a barbecue pit, picnic areas, and parking spaces. To learn more...