Dos Escuelas Park

Park Overview

Nestled across 9 acres in Henderson, Nevada, Dos Escuelas Park has become a go-to spot for locals looking to enjoy some fresh air and outdoor fun.

This clean, well-kept community space offers something for just about everyone. The peaceful neighborhood setting and generous tree coverage provide welcome shade - a real blessing during those scorching Nevada days.

Dog-Friendly Amenities

Got a four-legged friend? The park features a dedicated dog run that's become something of a social hub for local pet parents. While not the largest dog park you'll ever see, it thoughtfully offers separate areas for small and large dogs to play safely.

Many visitors bring their leashed companions to explore other parts of the park as well - it's definitely a pet-welcoming environment.

Sports Facilities

Sports enthusiasts, you're in luck. The lighted ball fields mean your game doesn't have to end when the sun goes down - particularly helpful during those long summer evenings.

The baseball fields are genuinely impressive, sitting pretty between two schools with lush, well-maintained turf that's a pleasure to play on. Youth baseball tournaments regularly bring these fields to life with energy and excitement.

If baseball isn't your thing, check out the lighted basketball courts or hit a few rallies at the tennis courts. There's no shortage of ways to get active here.

Picnic Areas & Family Recreation

Looking for something more laid-back? The park's covered picnic shelters come equipped with tables and BBQ facilities - well-suited for family gatherings or weekend hangouts with friends. Nothing beats grilling outdoors while the kids play nearby.

There's plenty of open grass space for throwing a frisbee, kicking a ball around, or just spreading out a blanket for a lazy afternoon. Families with little ones will appreciate the well-maintained playground equipment that keeps the young ones entertained and active.

Facilities & Accessibility

You'll come across clean restroom facilities within the park, but it's worth noting they're set a bit far from the baseball fields. If you're heading to a game, you might want to plan a bathroom break before settling in to watch.

Parking is straightforward, with spaces available in the adjacent school lots. Even during tournament days when multiple teams converge, the parking situation stays manageable - typically no more than 3-4 teams play simultaneously, so you shouldn't have too much trouble finding a spot.