Cheyenne Ridge Park

Park Overview

Nestled in North Las Vegas, Cheyenne Ridge Park has been a local favorite since 1994. This 5-acre green space offers a peaceful retreat from city life with its clean grounds and quiet atmosphere. If you're looking for a spot to unwind or get active without traveling far, this community space might be just what you need.

Recreation Trails

Need to get your steps in? The park features a lighted walking/jogging trail that loops around the perimeter for about a quarter mile. It's ideal for evening strolls since the lighting keeps things safe after sunset. You'll often spot neighbors walking their dogs or fitting in their daily exercise along this popular pathway.

Family-Friendly Amenities

If you've got kids in tow, you're in luck. Cheyenne Ridge comes equipped with two playground units featuring modern equipment suitable for different age groups. The little ones can burn off energy while you catch a breather on nearby seating.

For the sports enthusiasts, the basketball courts provide a place to shoot some hoops or join in on a pickup game.

Picnic Areas

When hunger strikes, head to one of the covered picnic pads complete with benches and tables. These shaded spots are ideal for everything from a casual lunch to small family gatherings. The shelter from Nevada's sun makes outdoor dining much more comfortable, even during warmer months.

Open Spaces

One of the park's best features has to be its large open space with well-maintained grass that stays surprisingly green. This versatile area can transform into whatever you need - an impromptu soccer field, a spot for flying kites, or just a place to toss a ball around.

The flexibility of this space allows it to adapt to various activities.

Landscaping

True to its Nevada roots, Cheyenne Ridge incorporates desert landscaping around the grounds. These thoughtful design choices not only look beautiful but also help conserve water in this arid region - practicality and aesthetics working hand in hand.

Dog-Friendly Features

Four-legged friends are welcome here! The park is dog-friendly and comes prepared with waste bags and trash cans placed conveniently around the grounds. The open spaces provide plenty of room for dogs to stretch their legs while staying on leash.

Accessibility

While there's no dedicated lot, finding street parking around the park is typically no problem. It's worth noting that local police regularly patrol the area, adding to the safe, community-oriented feel that makes this park special.