The best parks & outdoor spots in Clark County

“Flores Feed is a family-owned spot locals trust for feed and supplies, from pigeons and poultry to horses, rabbits, dogs and cats. Find hay, pellets, salt blocks, and mixes like Pigeon Gold and Poultry Power Scratch, plus free deliveries to your door when the coop's low and the sun's cooking.”

From the Las Vegas newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Skip the Strip history cosplay and get the real thing at Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park, where original adobe bricks still stand, artifacts beg to be touched, and lectures, blacksmithing demos, and an indigenous peoples' market keep the past feeling very present.”

From the Summerlin newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Garden Farms of Nevada makes edible landscapes doable in our desert, offering backyard, school, and community gardens plus hands-on classes that actually teach you how to grow. Their Garden Farms Foundation brings that same know-how to underserved neighbors with farm-to-table projects, markets, and nutrition education.”

From the North Las Vegas newsletter, September 30, 2026

“Need somewhere the kids can cool off while you get some steps in, or a spot for pickup games after work? Olympia Sports Park packs lighted fields, a basketball court, water play features, playground structures, workout stations and a short hilltop trail that turns quick neighborhood time into actual fun.”

From the Summerlin newsletter, August 21, 2026

“When your brain needs an easy win, South Tower Park is that close-to-home breath of fresh air. Part of Summerlin’s network of neighborhood parks, make it your this-week spot for a short stroll, kid energy burn, or a chill coffee-in-the-shade moment before the next thing on your calendar.”

From the Summerlin newsletter, September 25, 2026

“Mesquite-built and ready for rough backroads, HighCountry Unlimited LLC hand-builds lightweight overland camp trailers with an aluminum frame, independent suspended walking beam, and fully outfitted gear from tent to storage.”

From the Mesquite newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Clean, family-friendly and never fussy, Library Park is the go-to for quick kid energy-burn, a mellow walk, or a low-key lunch on the grass. Playgrounds for the little ones and exercise stations for you means everyone leaves a little happier.”

From the Mesquite newsletter, September 1, 2026

“In the middle of the city, Springs Preserve packs 180 acres of trails, an 8-acre botanical garden, hands-on classes and a train ride, plus the WaterWorks Museum and Boomtown 1905. Hit a gardening workshop to keep your yard water-smart, then wander, look for wildlife, and actually exhale.”

From the Summerlin newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Tucked into Summerlin’s massive parks and 150-mile trail system, North Tower Park is an easy go-to when you need some fresh air, a quick loop, or space to toss a ball with the kids, all while sharing the scene with local wildlife... just stay aware and enjoy.”

From the Summerlin newsletter, October 2, 2026

“Need a quick reset close to home? Paseos Park packs soccer and tee-ball fields, a full basketball court, sand volleyball, play areas and a splash pad, plus those Summerlin sunsets that make your camera work overtime. Round up the kids, a ball, maybe a neighbor, and go.”

From the Summerlin newsletter, October 9, 2026