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Sunset Park

Las Vegas's largest park with a lake, tennis, volleyball, playgrounds, splash pad, disc golf, and miles of flat trails.

Sunset Park is the largest park in Las Vegas — 319 acres with something for every age: a sprawling playground, a seasonal splash pad, a lake, tennis and volleyball courts, disc golf, and flat trails.

The splash pad is free and runs spring through early fall.

Pro Tips

The splash pad opens around April/May and closes in September. Bring bread for the ducks.

Best Time to Visit

Early morning in summer. Spring and fall are perfect all day.

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Visit Info

2601 E Sunset Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89120

Open daily 6 AM–11 PM

Free (some amenities may have fees)

All ages

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