Sunset Park
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Sunset Park is Clark County's largest park, 324 acres in southeast Las Vegas at Sunset Road and Eastern Avenue. The splash pad, added in the park's most recent expansion, sits alongside five playgrounds, disc golf, a 14-acre fishing pond, tennis and volleyball courts, a dog park with separate runs for large and small dogs, and miles of walking trails. Free to use. Park hours run 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. Sunset Park is also home to a giant stone Moai statue, relocated from the Stardust Hotel's Aku Aku restaurant after it closed.
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