Overview
Bruce Trent Park is a neighborhood park in the northwest Las Vegas Valley, developed as the surrounding residential areas grew. It offers a large playground, splash pad, sports fields, picnic ramadas and paved paths, and it serves as the everyday park for the neighborhoods around Rampart Boulevard and Vegas Drive.
Why Visit
It is a well-equipped neighborhood park with a splash pad that is heavily used through the summer months, along with sports fields and shaded picnic areas. Families in the northwest valley use it as their default local park.
Amenities
- Large playground and summer splash pad
- Sports fields and courts
- Picnic ramadas and lawns
- Paved walking paths
Things to Do
- Bring children to the playground and splash pad
- Use the sports fields and courts with family or a team
- Walk the paved paths in the cooler part of the day
Who This Is Best For
Northwest valley families with young children, and anyone wanting a quick shaded picnic or short walk.
Parking Information
Free parking is available in the park's own lot off Vegas Drive.
Seasonal Information
The park is open year-round. The splash pad operates seasonally during the warmer months, and its exact dates are set by the city each year.
Heat & Safety
Splash pads and metal play equipment get extremely hot in summer afternoons. Carry water and prefer early morning or evening visits.
Location
8851 Vegas Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89128
Nearby Neighborhoods & Communities
Nearby Attractions
- Desert Shores lakes
- Lorenzi Park
- Summerlin village centers
Bruce Trent Park FAQs
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