Rainbow Family Park

Great park for running, but what sets this park from most others in Las Vegas, the grass on the ball diamonds. It is lush, cropped tight with no bald patches. Really, some of the best grass fields in town.

It’s such a great park with a lot of shady areas and parking spaces. It’s very calm and not as rambunctious as other parks in the valley. It’s somewhat secluded and far from the road, gives enough space for my dogs.
YES. I’ve finally found a park I can enjoy!
It’s a typical park in Vegas. Has a water area for the little ones and the basic jungle gym. There is a baseball field located towards the back and more parking spaces there.
I love how there is a bridge in the middle of the park. Although it doesn’t have water under it, it’s still a nice touch to the park with the rolling hills. There is even a family taking professional pictures on it! How cute.
I recommend you bring a blanket or chairs to sit on because the grass here is extremely itchy!

I enjoy many aspects of Rainbow Family Park.
Playground is secluded from the parking lot.
Swings.
Water feature for hot summer days.
Many shade trees.
Restrooms.
Baseball fields.
Walking track.
Lawn for sitting near playground.
Great fall foliage.
Away from a busy road.

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Discovered this quaint, well-​maintained park along Oakey Boulevard and Tenaya a couple of months back. It is well-​tucked away in a quiet neighborhood only 5 minutes away from where I live and boasts some neat facilities.
My friend and I have since taken to morning runs at least once a week. One complete round covers 1.5 miles of track complimented with beautiful scenic views including a play area, elaborate grassland and baseball fields occasionally teaming with little league games. We do enjoy warming up before our work out on the sit up benches and munch on some snacks on the grass when we’re done.
There is ample amount of shade around the picnic area but if you’re planning to run this summer, push it back to early morning since there is no escape from the sun when on the tracks. Birdwatchers, this is also a wonderful place to witness different specie of birds foraging side by side. I find particular interest watching starlings and robins since I haven’t been able to see the former elsewhere in this city yet.
The park is also great for families. My parents love to walk on the tracks around sunset whenever they have time and bring a picnic with them to enjoy afterwards.

First time to this park over this holiday weekend and I must say I was impressed at how well kept it was. I am thinking it is because of the High end real estate surrounding this place. The people in this area won’t take anything less than perfection for their children I am sure.
The park is located west of Rainbow on Oakey Blvd. It has a small driveway entrance that opens up into a great play area and very well maintained baseball fields equipped with bleachers and covered batters boxes. Rainbow Family Park had plenty of parking even for Easter Sunday, which is a huge park day for Las Vegas and certain cultures south of the border. The lawns were well maintained and the restrooms were so clean that the floors were painted and not a single sign of graffiti. High end tax dollars hard at work I wonder which councilman lives in this area?
The baseball fields had championship banners from the senior league softball tournaments from several years so I am sure that might be the answer to my question. This park is funded by old rich white men that play softball. That’s ok great facility nice little hidden gem.

I came here to celebrate the first birthday of my friends son. It was my first time at this park, dedicated in 1998. While this park offers several things the baseball and softball fields probably yield the most attention. They have 5 of them and they are well kept. From the O’Bannon Dr. side you will find 4 of the 5 fields and plenty of parking from that entrance. From the W. Oakey Blvd entrance is the other field and picnic area that you can reserve. The picnic area is first come first serve if not reserved. Even though my friends reserved the spot months in advance and the paperwork was posted showing it was reserved, people had already posted up in the spot when they arrived and had to be told politely that the spot was already taken. The picnic area is nice and spacious. Lots of tables under plenty of shade and plenty of surrounding tables out of the shade. My friends also hired a taco man and they had plenty of space to set up. There is a running faucet and counter area. The faucet/​sink needs work because the faucet was bent and the bottom of the sink was black. Cans are set up for trash and recycle and working outlets meant we were able to play music which was nice. They have a small playground area with slides and swings as well a water play area that the kids at the party had a great time cooling off at. There are plenty of big trees where the large imported pinatas that were brought to the party hung and the kids had a blast.
When it comes to the fee for reserving the picnic area (there is only 1 picnic area) I can’t believe how affordable it is. For just $ 25 the picnic area is yours from 8 am — 10 pm. My nephews first birthday was at a park in Henderson and the fee was much, much more and the picnic area was smaller with less options. For parties larger than 50 you need to call and find out about possibly getting a permit. You will also need a special event permit if you plan on serving alcohol at your party. When making your reservation make sure and let them know if you plan on having a DJ or bounce house.

This is a really nice park for birthday parties. There is a large gazebo you can reserve in advance or use on a first come first serve basis. The park is very clean and there are lots of trash cans which helps when there’s a party.
The playground is well kept as well. It’s not as elaborate and it doesn’t have a water feature like other newer parks but it has the essentials.
This is a great place to have a BBQ or family events. Lots of parking too!

Def a favorite park of mine here in Vegas. It’s very calm, and out of the way. Very spacious. There is a diverse playground for kids, a number of athletic fields, bathrooms pavillions and barbeque grills. Really everything you could want from a park except maybe a fountain or something, but hey, it’s the desert!