Sunset Park
2601 E. Sunset Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89120
(702) 455-8200
Park Hours: Daily 6:00am - 11:00pm  

Picnic areas, 9 softball fields, 2 Little League fields, 8 basketball courts, 5 playgrounds, several miles of walk paths, fitness course, splash pad, disc golf course, dog park, pond, RC boat ramp, 7 sand volleyball courts, 8 tennis courts & restrooms.

Sunset Regional Park is the crown jewel in the County's park system and has served the entire Las Vegas valley since 1967. Phased park expansions have developed 214 of the 324 total acres, making Sunset the largest and the most distinguished park in the County system. The most recent expansion included adding new playgrounds, a splash pad, walking trails, shaded picnic areas, and open turf areas in the heart of the park. Sunset Park has repeatedly won awards, such as the Readers’ Choice Award for the Best Park in the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Best of Las Vegas poll for the last 5 years. This oasis in the desert offers something for everyone including tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, softball fields, a disc golf course, a dog park, walking and jogging trails, a lake where you can fish for free, with a fishing license, and plenty of open space. Group and individual shaded picnic areas attract families and organizations throughout the year. Sunset Park hosts numerous special events, including a Clark County signature event, the Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival.  

The land for Sunset Park was acquired in 1967 and contains the last remaining dunes of what once covered most of Paradise Valley. Sunset Park was once home to early ranchers. The Paiute Indian Tribe inhabited the site a thousand years ago and greeted visitors who sought to trade seeds, nuts, and turquoise. Water continues to flow under the park and surfaces to provide irrigation to the entire west end of Sunset Park.



Sunset Park has 22 first come first serve areas and 9 reservable areas.
Map of Sunset Park picnic areas (JPG).

Sunset Park Reservations Office hours:
Monday - Thursday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: Closed 
(702) 455-8200

9 reservable areas	Occupancy	Fee per day: Community Rate	Fee per day: Commercial Rate
A Aspen	500 limit	$250	$500
B Bristlecone	250 limit	$125	$250
C Cottonwood	50 limit	$50	$100
D Desert Willow	100 limit	$50	$100
E Elm (R/C Boat Launch)	50 limit	$50/ $70	$100/ $140
F Foxtail	1,000 limit	$500	$1,000
G Ginko	250 limit	$125	$250
H Hickory	50 limit	$50	$100
I Indigo	50 limit	$50	$100
Plaza	Special events only. Please visit Special Events Webpage or call (702) 455-8170 for details.

AREA RESERVATIONS WEBPAGE >>>
SPECIAL EVENT SERVICES WEBPAGE >>>

Call (702) 455-8241 or visit the Sports Unit (gray house North of the lake) to reserve one of the Sunset Park’s tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball courts, pickleball courts or inquire about other sports facilities. Please visit the Field Allocations webpage for more information.

With the latest park renovations, Sunset Park now has a total of 4 trails, 3.5 miles of pathway, each with different distance & compositions. Walk, jog or ride your bicycle on all the connecting trails & create a unique path with each visit. The shortest path is 1/4 mile & the largest is 1 mile.
For details on the paths, check out the Map (JPG).  

To host an event using the trails, visit the SPECIAL EVENT SERVICES WEBPAGE >>>

Sunset Park has two enclosed dog runs located on the south side of the park, bordering Warm Springs Rd. 1 run for large dogs & 1 for small dogs. There is 1 shaded picnic area.
Clark County Park Rules, Regulation & Info webpage

Nevada Department of Wildlife oversees the Sunset Park Pond. The NDOW website has information regarding the lake's history, general information & regulations, stocking, boating regulations, access & fish species.
NDOW Sunset Park Pond information: http://www.ndow.org/Bodies_Of_Water/Sunset_Park_Pond
NDOW Stocking information: http://www.ndow.org/Fish/Stocking_Updates/Southern_Nevada/
or call: (702) 486-6738
NDOW Licensing information: http://www.ndowlicensing.com

More than 200 plant species in the Mojave Desert are found nowhere else on the planet and many of them are preserved at Sunset. The park is also home to abundant wildlife. Migratory birds also make Sunset Pond a stop on their travel.

Please do not feed the animals! Bread is not bird food.


Sunset Park has a 27 hole disc (Frisbee) golf course located next to Eastern Ave. along the western edge of the park. The size of the course is 7,608 ft (2,319 m) by 8,775 ft (2,675 m). There are 24 mixed tees (concrete holes). The course is used for leagues, tournaments and public use.
Disc Golf Course Map (PDF)

• Children's Discovery Area with social and interactive play equipment and native play sculpture
• Native Mojave demonstration gardens
• Drainage channel with two stone-clad bridge crossings to trails
• The new park access road from Sunset Road to the interior of existing park
• 12' wide colored asphalt native discovery trails
• Interpretive signage
• Picnic shade shelters with picnic tables, BBQ's and trash receptacles
• Shaded natural picnic areas with game tables

Discovery Trail interpretive panels (PDFs):

Welcome to the Sunset Park Discovery Trail Butterflies, Birds and Blossoms Native Wildlife of Sunset Park Native Plants in Sunset Park

The Mojave Desert Life Beyond the Air Conditioner: Cool Water Adaptations Desert Woodland: Mesquite Bosque Track The Tracks!

 

Located just south of the pond & Area G

• Interpretive overlook
• Interpretive history walk
• 12' wide colored asphalt trails
• Post and cable fencing for protection of dunes and sensitive bird habitat
• Interpretive signage and maps

History & Informational Boards on the dune overlook (PDFs):

Dunes History Board Spanish Trail History Board Native Peoples History Board Miller Ranch History Board Houssels Ranch History Board

Water In Paradise Tomiyasu Board Boulder Branch Railroad Board Physical Setting of Sunset Park Board Ranch Becomes a Park Board

 

Sunset to Love video (WMV)
Learn more about Sunset Park's rich history & latest expansion -

Sunset Park is home to the Clark County Parks and Recreation Administrative office as well as Clark County Animal Control & Clark County Park Police. The buildings are all located east of the Sunset Pond.
Clark County Parks and Recreation Administration Information
Clark County Animal Control
Clark County Park Police
Clark County Sports Unit - Adult Sports and Field Allocations