Overview
Craig Ranch Regional Park opened in 2013 on the site of a former golf course in North Las Vegas, converting 220 acres into one of the largest and most varied parks in the valley. It includes miles of trails, cultivated gardens, sports fields, playgrounds, dog parks and event lawns, with the original golf course topography giving it unusually rolling terrain.
Why Visit
It is the most complete large park in the northern valley, with something for almost every use — walking, cycling, dogs, sports, gardens and events — and its converted golf course gives it green, established landscaping that newer parks lack.
Amenities
- Miles of walking and cycling trails
- Dog parks and children's play areas
- Sports fields, gardens and event lawns
- Restrooms, picnic areas and parking
Things to Do
- Walk or cycle the trail network
- Bring dogs to the dog parks or children to the play areas
- Attend a community event on the park's event lawns
Who This Is Best For
Nearly everyone — families, dog owners, runners, cyclists and event goers.
Parking Information
Free parking is available in the park's lots off Craig Road and Commerce Street.
Seasonal Information
The park is open year-round with county-set hours. Gardens and lawns are at their best in spring and autumn, and summer use is best in the early morning.
Heat & Safety
The park's open lawns and trails have limited shade. Carry water and take heat precautions, especially on the longer trail loops.
Location
628 W Craig Rd, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Nearby Neighborhoods & Communities
Nearby Attractions
- Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument
- Aliante Nature Discovery Park
- Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs
Craig Ranch Regional Park FAQs
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