Sunny Springs Park
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Sunny Springs Park brings a solid neighborhood splash pad to Las Vegas, Nevada, with restrooms, shaded picnic areas, and party shelters right alongside the water features. The splash pad runs seasonally during hotter months. A few reviewers mention the water features were not operating on some visits, so it's worth calling ahead. Parking is described as adequate for typical crowd levels. Beyond the water, the park includes a playground with separate toddler and older-kid setups, a skate park, basketball and tennis courts, and a grassy hill with shade. Free to visit.
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Restrooms available on-site and were reported to be fairly clean.
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