Paseos Park

Great park. Lots of trail for biking with your kids. Also the water features is awesome in the summer time. Water is freezing cold even in the summer. Nice and refreshing.

Most peaceful park during day time.

Such a beautiful park! CLEAN! SHADE! SPLASH POND! Def a great place for the kids & family. Love it!

I took my niece and daughter and they had fun. It’s a big park and its very clean. The girls loved the water area and it kept them cool to say the least. I do find it to be a very family friendly park and will be back.

This is a great park, especially when parents monitor their kids. I have been to the park the past couple of days and there have been kids pouring water down the slides. The water ends up on the stairs and other climbing apparatuses, therefore a couple of kids slip off and fall. I, along with a few other parents, had to steer our kids away.
It’s frustrating that the parents of these kids aren’t paying attention or just don’t care. It would be nice for all kids that come to the park to be able to enjoy the playground safely.

Looking for a great resource to entertain your child? Paseos Park is it!
May-​September, the children relish in the large splash pad with cascading and dynamic fountains.
The restrooms are near by.
Small trees shade the lawn area along the path winding around the water area.
Shaded playground area with a sandbox for digging.
Covered and uncovered picnic tables are situated near water area and playground.

Clean and well maintained. I take my son here all the time. There is a water play area and some great play areas. I usually see security patrolling so I usually feel safe.

Clean, well kept, full of families with little ones. My two year old son loved the splash pad– it was large and open to the soy rounding area with lots of kids playing nicely and parents nearby. The little sandpit was a popular play area as well. We will definitely come back to this park for the next few years.

Nice park. One full sized basketball court, lights turn off at about 10pm. There’s usually a good number of people playing but it rarely gets overly crowded which is nice. Water fountains work and bathrooms nearby are pretty well maintained. Nice volleyball setup and plenty of grassy area to hang around.

It’s a clean and well maintained park. It has a playground, sandbox area and a splash pad great for small children. I love the fact that it’s a walking distance from our house.

I ride my bicycle through the park almost every Sunday and it’s usually empty except for some people walking their dogs. If there is no one out, I generally see rabbits who come from the desert to enjoy a breakfast buffet of the fine grass and plantings at the park.
It’s a good sized park with lots of space for running with your pets – dogs and children – and there is a cushioned play area for the smaller kids with the requisite coverings so the sun is screened somewhat.
There’s a section where you can play sand volleyball (the beach is too far away for beach volleyball). There are covered picnic tables and clean bathrooms. The park is well maintained.
We have stopped here after a hike or two for our snack and drink time but then read the Summerlin rules that alcohol is not allowed in the park.
It would also be a nice place to sit and read but since it’s in an area where the housing starts have really taken off, it will be a bit noisy during the day.
It’s a typical Summerlin park and very nice.

My young daughters enjoy this park, but they sometimes would rather go down to the Vistas because there are no swings at this park.
The park is typically clean and well used. There is a play structure for very young and young children. There is a sandbox too if you are brave enough to let your child enter it.
It has a very small dirt RC race course; it’s a bit small for a larger Traxxas car, but is good enough to contain young kids learning how to control basic cars. It also has a basketball court, and baseball field. The park connects the southern and new northern part of the Paseos.

I’ve lived in the Paseos for a couple years and have walked past this park quite a few times but this past week I decided to explore it. It’s much larger then it appears from the street. There is a playground, splash pad, basketball and sand volleyball courts. There are plenty of benches and tables. There is a large soccer field and the grass is beautiful. And I know it’s a no, no, but early in the morning it’s hard to resist letting my Lab off leash so I can throw some balls. From what I can tell the Moms and kids start arriving around 8:00 for the playground and splash pad portion.