The park is named after the iconic Las Vegas performance duo Siegfried Fischbacher and Roy Horn, who were long-time residents and philanthropists in the Las Vegas valley.
The location is situated on Maryland Parkway, a major north-south arterial road that runs adjacent to the UNLV campus.
The park is categorized by Clark County as a neighborhood park, which are designed to serve the immediate residential population within a half-mile radius.
Siegfried & Roy Park is a neighborhood municipal park in Paradise, Nevada, located just east of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). The park features a children's splash pad that operates seasonally to provide relief from the desert heat. The grounds include basketball courts, playground structures, and open grass areas suitable for local recreation. The site serves the surrounding residential community rather than acting as a tourist destination. It is managed by Clark County Parks and Recreation.
The park signage near the entrance or the colorful splash pad features during operation.
Bring a towel and change of clothes if you plan to utilize the splash pad area.
Visit during the early morning or late evening hours to avoid the intense midday desert sun, as shade coverage is limited in some sections.
Parking is located along the perimeter; check signage for any posted neighborhood parking restrictions.
Do not expect a tourist-oriented park with shows or concessions; this is a standard neighborhood recreation site.
The splash pad operates only during the warmer months and is typically deactivated during the winter season.
Proper athletic attire is recommended for court use; swim-safe clothing is required for the splash pad; noise levels should be kept low to respect nearby residents.
