Acacia Park - Park in Henderson - 50 Casa Del Fuego St, USA

I came here for my sons birthday party. He is 2.5 and he had a blast on the play gym. The atmosphere was fun and positive and there were a lot of people there. It was nice seeing a lot of people out enjoying the nice weather at a nice park.

You have to take a long walk from the parking lot to the playground and grass. You're not allowed to park on the residential street even on Sunday. We had a party and it was very inconvenient trying to get everything over to the grass. The park itself is so nice and lush grass. The playground has one design that is crazy, a huge hole right in the center of the deck and kids fall in there continuously. It's very dangerous especially with the younger kids. The hole is a designed feature. Crazy placement as it is easy to miss, someone will definitely get hurt on that feature one day. The kids had fun here though.

Great park with baseball, soccer and basketball. Demonstration garden is nice and well maintained. Lots of walking paths and grass. Also connects to railroad trails

Awesome park for many sports and close to home! Lights available for baseball games, soccer games, flag football. Basketball court for pickup games with lights. Playground area and a dog park. Large grass areas for everything. Covered picnic areas too and public restrooms.

If you want to learn how to garden with native plants, start by visiting the demo garden at Acacia Park. It was built by the Conservation District of Southern Nevada and they know their stuff. Not only do the signs show you what to plant, there's even explanations about composting and pavers. It's a wonderful botanical walk and a great learning experience. The park has a baseball diamond. There are seats to watch the games. There's a dug out for the teams. There's also a paved basketball court. This park has four large meadows for group gatherings. In addition, it has two covered picnic areas with barbecues. It's the perfect place for a kid's birthday party or a romantic al fresco meal. There are two dog park areas and a drinking fountain for both dogs and humans. There are two doors to enter the park so your dog doesn't bound away. The people are really helpful and work with the doors if you have a rambunctious puppy like mine! (Miss Gracie is the Irish setter in the photos.) The bathroom are amazing clean for a park. The commodes are push button. Yes! There's even a handicap stall. The park is part of the Union Pacific Railroad Trail. Acacia Park is actually the trail head for the 7.3 mile trail. The paved trail sits alongside actual working train tracks. There's plenty of FREE parking. It's easy to get to since it's in the elbow between the 215 and the 95.

It’s a really nice neighborhood park with a splash pad and a decent size soccer and baseball fields. This is so perfect for families with little kids and fur babies. It’s pretty clean too so highly recommended.

Great park. Lots of sitting areas for parents while kids are playing. It's also a splash pad to keep cool. Basketball counts, dog park, walking trails with nice views. Grass area is also at this location. Depending on the season you can catch a Baseball game, flag football or different activities going on. Good to keep kids busy, walking dogs or bike riding. Bathrooms are usually open which is a plus.

Always a good spot for walking, playing, or just relaxing. Always hide anything important so if someone walks by they don't cause issues for you. Enjoy and have fun.