Mogul Park

Mountain Views & Peaceful Vibes

Found in the upper part of Mogul, Reno, Mogul Park spans 13 acres of neighborhood green space that offers some pretty spectacular views of the Sierra Nevada mountains. This local retreat has a unique charm - you might even catch sight of trains passing by, adding a bit of nostalgic character to your visit. While some recent housing developments have changed the landscape a bit, the park still maintains its essence as a quiet retreat from everyday hustle.

Play & Sports Options

If you're bringing kids along, there are two separate playground areas that are excellent for school-aged children (though perhaps not ideal for the tiny tots). The equipment is well-maintained and offers enough variety to keep the young ones entertained.

If you want to get active, the park offers a tennis court, basketball court, and volleyball court. Nothing fancy, but they're well-kept and meant for a casual game with friends or family.

Bring Your Four-Legged Friends

Dog parents, rejoice! Mogul Park is dog-friendly, so your furry companions can join in on the outdoor fun. Just remember to bring those waste bags along.

Seasonal Fun & Fitness

When winter blankets the area with snow, the park transforms to include a popular sledding area that's great for family fun. No need to hibernate during the colder months!

Staying fit is easy here with a dedicated fitness course for those outdoor workout sessions. The park also features multi-use trails that wind through the natural surroundings - fantastic for a morning jog or an evening stroll to clear your mind.

Take a Break

Packed a lunch? Several picnic sites with tables and benches make for great spots to refuel. If you're feeling a bit old-school, try your hand at the horseshoe pits - a surprisingly satisfying way to spend an afternoon.

The open lawn areas invite impromptu games of frisbee, or simply lounging on a blanket with a good book. And yes, there's a portable restroom on-site for when nature calls.

Local Favorite

Maintained by Washoe County Parks and Open Space, this quiet neighborhood park offers something increasingly rare - a peaceful outdoor experience without crowds or commotion. It's not the flashiest park in Reno, but that's exactly what makes it special. Just you, some green space, and those mountain views.