Floyd Lamb Park

Floyd Lamb Park is a large public park at 9200 Tule Springs Rd in Las Vegas, open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM year-round. The 0 to 18 age range on file is the directory's default listing rather than a posted age policy, since a public park does not restrict entry by age.

Activities on site include fishing, hiking, playground play, cycling, picnicking, wildlife viewing, and historical exploration, reflecting the park's mix of natural landscape and historic ranch buildings. Amenities are extensive for a Las Vegas park: picnic areas, barbecues, fishing ponds, walking trails, multi-use trails, a children's playground, restrooms, a dog park, a volleyball court, horseshoe pits, wildlife viewing areas, and the historic ranch itself.

The fishing ponds are stocked for recreational fishing and are one of the park's more distinctive features compared to a standard neighborhood park, giving kids a chance to try fishing without leaving the city. The walking and multi-use trails wind through the property, which sits on what was historically Tule Springs Ranch, giving families a bit of Las Vegas history alongside the outdoor recreation.

Price range on file is low-cost ($), consistent with how city and county parks generally charge, if anything, for parking or specific amenities rather than general entry, though exact fees for this park are not detailed in the directory. For current fee information, trail maps, or hours around holidays, call (702) 229-8100 or visit the city's page at lasvegasnevada.gov/Residents/Parks-Facilities/Floyd-Lamb-Park.

Because the park spans a wide range of activities from a toddler-friendly playground to hiking trails, it works for families with kids of very different ages visiting together, which is not always true of more single-purpose recreation spots in the valley.

Because it is a public park rather than a staffed program, there is no registration or supervision provided beyond what a family brings themselves, so younger children should be accompanied by an adult, particularly near the fishing ponds and open trail areas.