Sunset Park

About Sunset Park

Sunset Park is a cherished destination for both Vegas locals and visitors. Sunset Park was established in 1967. It is the largest and most distinguished park in Clark County, spanning 324 acres with 214 acres developed for public use. Recognized as the “crown jewel” of the county’s park system, Sunset Park has been a source of family fun and special events in the Las Vegas Valley community for decades.

Picnic Areas

The park offers numerous shaded picnic spots for individual families and large groups, making it a popular destination for gatherings and celebrations.

Accessibility: Sunset Park is designed to be accessible to all visitors, with well-maintained pathways and facilities to accommodate guests with disabilities.

Special Events at Sunset Park

The park hosts various events throughout the year, including the renowned Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival, attracting visitors from all over.

Reviews and Ratings of Sunset Park

Sunset Park has consistently been recognized for its excellence, winning the Readers’ Choice Award for the Best Park in the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Best of Las Vegas poll for multiple consecutive years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an entrance fee to Sunset Park?
No, entry to Sunset Park is free for all visitors.

Can I reserve picnic areas for large groups?
Yes, group picnic areas can be reserved. Please contact Clark County Parks & Recreation for reservation details.

Are pets allowed at Sunset park?
Yes, pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash. The park also has a designated dog park for off-leash activities.

What are the fishing regulations at the park’s pond?
Fishing is permitted with a valid Nevada fishing license. The pond is stocked with fish seasonally.