Overview
Lorenzi Park is a long-established city park northwest of downtown Las Vegas, built around a small lake and known for its mature trees, sports fields and community facilities. It contains the Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza, a cultural and performance space, along with picnic areas, playgrounds and walking paths.
Why Visit
It offers genuine shade and a lake in the middle of the city, along with cultural programming at the festival plaza. For residents of central and northwest Las Vegas it is the most convenient traditional park in the area.
Amenities
- Lorenzi Park lake and surrounding paths
- Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza
- Sports fields, playgrounds and picnic areas
- Mature shade trees and lawns
Things to Do
- Walk the lake loop in the cooler hours
- Attend an event at the Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza
- Use the playgrounds and sports fields with family
Who This Is Best For
Central Las Vegas families, walkers and anyone wanting a shaded urban park close to downtown.
Parking Information
Free on-site parking is available in the park's lots off Washington Avenue and Twin Lakes Drive.
Seasonal Information
The park is open year-round with daily hours set by the city. Lake and lawn areas are at their best outside the summer months, and event schedules at the festival plaza vary through the year.
Heat & Safety
Las Vegas summer heat can make midday walking unsafe even on shaded paths. Carry water and plan visits for early morning or evening between June and September.
Location
3333 W Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89107
Nearby Neighborhoods & Communities
Nearby Attractions
- Springs Preserve
- Downtown Las Vegas
- Historic Westside
Lorenzi Park FAQs
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