Reunion Trails Park

What a fun park! Pretty neat splash pad, and the play area is futuristic. My niece had a blast, and there are plenty of shady areas to relax under with my 6mo while keeping an eye on my niece. There’s a big grassy field to play soccer or just chase each other around. Beautiful park.

My kids and I love this park! The splash pad is awesome for kids of all ages… even us adults! This is our park of choice when we want to have a picnic, play in the water or just enjoy the playground! It has everything!

Not for runners unless you want to run in between highways in this back alley trail that is just straight. Has a decent incline on your way back to the actual park but it’s really just a place for kids.

Really nice park for kids and families. The park offers a lot to do, with basketball courts a huge splash pad/​water play area, baseball field, large grass area, huge playground for kids a dog park, outdoor workout area and a shaded picnic area. The park is kept clean. This is a perfect spot to bring the kids in spring or summer for the splash pad. My only gripe with this spot, is when punk teenage kids vandalize or ruin the atmosphere. I don’t get why highschool/​middleschool aged kids would want to hang out in a park or playground where little kids are but for whatever reason these knuckleheads do. They usually move in a pack like the dogs they are. They cuss a lot and loudly but worst of all they try to break the equipment. I wish parks and rec would have security because these idiots make it not enjoyable if you have the little ones around or if you are just trying to enjoy a nice day out at the park. Other than that this is a pretty great spot with lots to do.

Love this park.
First of all, they have a really cool splash pad, which includes this trough-​like feature with about 2″ running water in it. This is great because a) the water gets a little warmer while cycling through in the sun, unlike most splash pads where the water is freezing and b) really little kids can still enjoy playing in the water, even when they’re too scared of the spraying jets.
Big playground with a little kids area and a big kids area, offering some very unique play structures.
Huge grassy field.
Easy to get to because it’s right off 215, but it’s still kinda far from my house.

This area is a perfect example of City of Henderson Department of Parks & Recreation getting things right.
There is a huge dog park with lots of green grass surrounded by a dog run, as well as a shaded bench and a picnic table to sit at. Dogs and humans are friendly and well-​behaved for the most part. Saturday evenings tend to be the most popular time, and workday mornings are the least popular. They do not separate large dogs from small dogs. There are always plenty of poop bags and the poop can is never overflowing.
There are walking trails, a large sports field with a fence for baseball. In the summer, soccer teams use the field for practice all afternoon. There are several basketball courts.
They have outdoor gym equipment that seems brand new and in fantastic condition. Around the walking trails they have signs posted with QR codes you can scan that tell you different workouts to do at different parts of the trail.
There are covered picnic areas and a covered playground with a splash pad, which is nice because then it is usable pretty much year round.
They are doing construction on Chapata right now so parking is limited (especially when it is time for parents to pick their kids up from soccer practice), but you can park on the other side of the park and walk over as well.
There is a sign saying that the playing fields and dog park are temporary features as they plan to build a school there, but I don’t know when that will happen. Enjoy this while you can!
Edit: just yesterday there was a huge roll of trash bags at the dog park and now they are completely gone. I’m pretty sure someone stole them. This is why we can’t have nice things.
Edit #2: some Good Samaritan brought a bunch of grocery bags and left them here. Faith in humanity restored!

Great park, good condition, nice large and unique splash pad and kids play areas. Shade, open space, basketball courts and lots of grassy areas. Limited parking for groups.

I have been to this park twice and every time I come here there are people breaking the rules, which I find it to be very rude and upsetting.
The first time I was here there was a large group with an unleashed pit bull playing in the water feature with all the kids. The dog was everywhere and although the dog didn’t seen mean I don’t want my son around a strange dog. It did get close to my baby when his grandpa was playing with him and licked him in the face which really made me mad. Plus, it’s against park rules so I don’t know why people don’t listen. Ugh!
The second time I was there bigger kids were kicking around a soccer ball in the splash pad, if my husband wasn’t bending down to put sunblock on my baby, the ball would of hit my son right in his face. Thankfully it only hit my husband in the back. Lol. I told the kids not to be throwing the ball on the water feature since there were a lot of little ones playing around, they listened which I’m thankful for since I was ready to pop the ball if it got close to my baby again.
I really want to like this park. The water feature is very nice and big. If it wasn’t for the rude selfish people this park would be perfect!

The park is very clean and great for families. It had a splash pad, playground and picnic grounds as well. The only challenge is parking especially if there is a soccer tournament on. Otherwise, great place to take kids.

We like that this park has plenty of shade at the playground and a nice big splash pad. My kids really like it, ages 2 – 7, there is something for all of them.

This park is recommended for kids from 2 to 5 years of age. Everything is pretty much set for this age range. My son, who is 19 months, loved it!!!

Can’t imagine why this park isn’t five stars. This place is ridiculous! There’s all sorts of structures for the kids to play with. The splash pads are so much fun and is a life saver when it’s death hot. There’s shade covers over all the play structures and bathrooms right next to them. Seriously, you can’t get much better this!

Has a really big splash bad, biggest I’ve seen all over town. Splash pad does not function till May 31. Park is clean but the bathroom stalls have no door. The basketball court is kid sized. The parking lot is tiny.

Such a beautiful park! My daughter enjoyed herself. There is also a great trail and a dog park. I am so happy I discovered it! I definitely will be bringing her back.

Another epic Henderson park! This one seems like such a great one for kids. Very cool playground and splash pad and a well-​maintained grassy field. The park is kind of tucked away but there are beautiful views of the city in the distance. There’s a dog park but haven’t brought my pup there yet. Nice walking trails and fair amount of parking. I can’t express enough how much I love the Henderson parks!

Great park in Henderson! First discovered this park when my son had soccer practice here last fall. They have a really nice playground with a great water play/​splash pad area. The playground has a several areas for different age groups and is mostly covered which is nice in the summer. There is a basketball court that has lower hoops for the younger kids. We have also brought our dog to the dog park a quite a few times. The dog park is not to crowded and all the dogs and owners have been very friendly. One of the best dog parks I have been to. The view from the park is beautiful, great place to lay in the grass and watch the sunset.

What a gem in the desert! Located just off stephanie & paseo verde, this park has something for everyone.
Theres a huge field for playing sports, trails to walk, a dogpark, skatepark, basketball courts (well-​lit too), picnic tables, and of course, the de rigateur playground.
The playground has several sections. Theres the splash park, which i cant review because its closed for the winter.
Then theres the swing area, with swings for big and little kids. Like most henderson parks, the swings arent covered, but you get used to this here.
Theres a large rock/​cave with climbing footholds, and then there are the two main playgrounds.
Both are filled with interesting, non-​traditional playground equipment. Your kids will get a good workout (and lets face it, we all want that so that theyll SLEEP, right?!?).
The little guys area has a slide and climbing apparatus. My two year old LOVES it. Kids younger than two probably wouldnt find it as fun as itd be too challenging.
The older kids area is beyond description. There are spinners galore and lots of really cool stuff to climb on and pretend youre spiderman. Its so cool, Ive actually spotted teenagers playing here!
Its also rarely crowded, theres a bathroom, its well lit, and has a gorgeous view of the cityline.
Parking is sparse but since its rarely crowded, this is pretty much a non-​issue.
Five stars.

I have only been to the dog park portion of this park, so consider that when you read this review.
The dog park is hidden away far from the rest of the park, down on Chapata, and while there’s no designated parking, you can park on the street.
It’s one large park where dogs of all sizes mingle, so if you have a dog of either extreme (teeny tiny teacup Chihuahua or behemoth Great Dane) who isn’t used to dogs of all sizes, this is not the best choice for you and your pup. That not being an issue for my furball, we went in.
It’s a nice park, with a long run of grass, some dirt near the entrance, and covered seating near the entrance. It’s not a very popular park, or at least not from what I gather as the few times I’ve been there’s only been a handful of dogs and people. Oh yeah, the lighting is plentiful, so no worries on heading over there when dark has set.
All in all, a pleasant run for the furball.

Great, new park! I believe this park is new effective this spring. We have gone there several times and had a great time each time. The splash pad is the best I have seen in Henderson. I really like the «river (which is an inch deep) is great for the kids to play in and nice for parents to stick their feet in while the kids are running around. The bathrooms have been clean. My kids are 5 and 9, so this park is great for bigger kids to have a good time.

Having a toddler makes you scope out the parks here in Vegas. Boy, am I glad we found this one!
Close to Gibson and 215, this park is easy to get to, with a small parking lot and street parking available. We went both Sat and Sun and had no problem finding one.
It’s sectioned off, with a playground for the older kids and a separate one for the smaller toddlers. Then, there’s a variety of water sprouts, fountains, even a small wading area. The cool thing is that the kids can turn these waters on themselves! They can splash around by a sprout squirting in all directions, run through a spray of water, and even have water hoses the kids can turn in different directions. I’ve been to numerous parks where there’s water during the summer, but this park has the most interactive. For all ages.
There’s tables and benches for birthday parties, even a basketball court for older kids further back, it’s very clean, and the playgrounds are shaded.
We’ll be back next weekend!