Winterwood Park

Winterwood Park is a Clark County public park at 2001 Winterwood Blvd in Las Vegas, open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, year-round. There is no age restriction beyond the directory's default 0 to 18 range, since public parks are open to the whole community rather than gated to a specific enrollment.

The park offers a wide range of free activities: a playground, a splash pad, and courts or fields for basketball, soccer, tennis, racquetball, and volleyball, plus an exercise course. That breadth means a single visit can work for a toddler on the playground, a middle schooler shooting baskets, and a teenager playing pickup volleyball, all at the same location.

Amenities extend well beyond the activity areas themselves: BBQ areas, a community building, horseshoe pits, a jogging and walking path, multipurpose fields, picnic areas, restrooms, and lighted courts. The lighted courts are worth noting specifically, since they allow basketball, tennis, or volleyball to continue after sunset, which matters in Las Vegas where daytime heat pushes a lot of outdoor activity into the evening for much of the year.

Everything at Winterwood Park is free, consistent with its status as a public Clark County park rather than a paid facility or program. There is no registration, class schedule, or program fee to plan around, since the park operates as an open, always-accessible space.

For questions about specific amenities, maintenance, or reserving the community building or a picnic area, families can call Clark County Parks and Recreation at (702) 455-8200 or check the park's page at redrock.clarkcountynv.gov. The park is located in the 89142 zip code, on the east side of the Las Vegas valley.

Because Winterwood Park has a splash pad specifically, it is worth checking with Clark County on splash pad operating months, since splash pads in the Las Vegas area are commonly run seasonally even when the surrounding park itself stays open year-round.