The park is strategically situated at the highest elevation point of the Paseos village.
The layout incorporates specific 'paseos' or walking paths that encourage connectivity between neighborhoods.
The park's design is heavily influenced by the natural topography of the Red Rock Canyon foothills.
It features a unique sand volleyball court that is a rarity among smaller municipal neighborhood parks in the area.
Paseos Park is a 14-acre community recreational space located within the Summerlin master-planned development in Las Vegas. The park features a large multi-use lawn area and a sand volleyball court. It offers a dedicated basketball court and a specialized children’s playground with climbing structures. Walking paths wind throughout the park, connecting to the broader Summerlin trail system. Native desert landscaping surrounds the facility, emphasizing water-efficient design. Restrooms and picnic areas with shade structures are provided for public use. The park is managed by the Summerlin Council and serves primarily local residents.
The elevated western side of the park looking back toward the Las Vegas Valley skyline at sunset.
Bring a portable sun umbrella or canopy if you plan to picnic, as shade structures can be occupied quickly on weekends.
The park is an excellent starting point for trail runs that head toward the nearby mountain conservation areas.
Avoid visiting during peak afternoon hours in the summer, as surface temperatures on the play equipment can be extreme.
Attempting to visit during the hottest midday hours in July and August when heat indices can exceed 105 degrees Fahrenheit.
Leash laws apply to all pets; clean up after animals; motorized vehicles are prohibited on trails.
