Aventura Park
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About the Location
Recreational Amenities
Aventura Park is a spacious 20-acre recreational facility located in Henderson, Nevada, within the Inspirada master-planned community. As the largest of Inspirada's five parks, Aventura offers a wide range of amenities catering to various interests and age groups.
Sports Facilities
The park features extensive sports facilities, including multiple soccer and multi-purpose fields, two regulation-sized Little League baseball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, and grass volleyball courts. These facilities are designed to accommodate both casual play and organized sporting events, making Aventura Park a hub for athletic activities in the community.
Family-Friendly Areas
For families and children, Aventura Park provides a large playground area with modern equipment, encouraging imaginative play and physical activity. The park also includes a splash pad, offering a refreshing spot for children to cool off during hot summer days.
Pet-Friendly Space
Dog owners will appreciate the dedicated one-acre dog park, allowing pets to exercise and socialize in a safe, enclosed environment. The park's design incorporates ample open grass areas and walking paths, providing space for picnics, casual games, and leisurely strolls.
Community Gathering Spaces
Aventura Park also features several amenities for community gatherings and relaxation, including picnic areas with shelters, barbecue facilities, and shaded seating areas. These spaces are ideal for family outings, community events, and social gatherings.
Park Design and History
The park's design emphasizes accessibility and safety, with clear sightlines throughout the facility and strategically placed lighting for evening use. Restroom facilities are available for visitor convenience.
Completed in 2015, Aventura Park represents a significant investment in the community's recreational infrastructure, costing approximately $11 million to construct. The park's development was part of a turnkey program, where it was built by a developer in accordance with city standards and then dedicated to the City of Henderson for public use.
