Centennial Hills Park

Centennial Hills Park is a 120-acre regional park located in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. Situated in the Centennial Hills neighborhood, the park was formerly known as Deer Springs Park. It is built on an inverted riverbed, specifically the Tule Springs Wash, which adds a unique geological feature to its landscape.

The park incorporates prehistoric-themed elements, reflecting the area's rich paleontological history. It features two distinct playgrounds catering to different age groups. The first, known locally as the "dinosaur playground," is a shaded area near the trails designed for older children. The second, called the "butterfly playground," is a garden-themed area intended for younger visitors. Both playgrounds are equipped with splash pads, providing a refreshing option for hot days.

Centennial Hills Park serves as a central recreational space for the community, offering a variety of outdoor activities and facilities. The park's design includes an amphitheater, providing a venue for community events and performances. For pet owners, there is a dedicated dog park where canines can socialize and exercise off-leash.

The park also caters to sports enthusiasts with its soccer and football fields, allowing for organized games and casual play. Additionally, the park features sand volleyball courts, expanding the range of athletic activities available to visitors.