Majestic Park

Majestic Park sits on roughly 25 acres at 3997 N Hualapai Way in Las Vegas, 89129, and covers a wide mix of sports and play options for kids ages 5 to 18. Listed programs include softball leagues, basketball, soccer, baseball, football, playground play, and splash pad fun, which makes this park useful for both organized league sports and casual family outings in the same visit.

Facilities back up that range of activities: softball fields, multipurpose fields that can support soccer or football, basketball courts, a playground, and a splash pad for cooling off during hot months. Picnic areas, restrooms, and parking round out the practical amenities, supporting everything from a full afternoon of league games to a shorter playground visit.

The park is open daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, year round, giving families a long window that covers early morning practices as well as evening games under lights, depending on the field. Admission is free, consistent with its status as a public city park rather than a private sports complex.

Special needs accommodations are specifically noted here: inclusive programs, adaptive recreation, and sensory-friendly programs are listed, meaning Majestic Park is set up to be usable by kids with a range of needs, not just neurotypical or fully mobile children. That is a meaningful detail for families searching specifically for accessible outdoor recreation in the northwest Las Vegas area.

There is no phone number listed for Majestic Park directly, so families with questions about league registration, field reservations, or the splash pad schedule should visit the park's page on lasvegasnevada.gov, the city's own listing for the site, for current information and any relevant contacts within the city's parks and recreation department.

With softball fields, multipurpose fields, and basketball courts all on the same 25-acre site, the park can also work for a family with kids in different sports who want to split practice time without driving between multiple locations, and the long daily hours mean early risers and evening practice groups can both use the space on the same day.