Exploration Peak Park — Attraction in Enterprise

Exploration Peak Park: Adventure and Scenery in Las Vegas ​Exploration Peak Park is a standout destination for anyone seeking a break from the Las Vegas Strip. It's a place where families can relax and kids can truly let their imaginations run wild. ​The park is famous for its Wild West-themed playground. This isn't your average playground; it's a massive, multi-level area with a variety of slides, climbing structures, and even a zipline. The design, which includes mock storefronts and a covered wagon, makes kids feel like they're in a real frontier town. The play area is designed for different age groups, so toddlers and older children will all find something fun to do. ​During the warmer months, the splash pad is a huge hit. It's a fantastic spot for children to cool off with water jets and fountains, providing a refreshing break from the desert heat. ​For those who love to hike, the park's main feature is Exploration Peak. The trail to the top is well-maintained and not too difficult, making it perfect for families. From the summit, you are rewarded with incredible, 360-degree panoramic views of the entire Las Vegas valley and the stunning Red Rock Canyon. ​Beyond the main attractions, the park also offers large grassy fields for games, shaded picnic areas with tables and BBQ grills, and paved walking paths. It's a great spot to simply lay out a blanket, enjoy a meal, and take in the peaceful atmosphere. Whether you want an active day of hiking or a relaxing afternoon with the family, Exploration Peak...

Park itself is very well-kept. I love the vast amount of green grass that's there: its thick, luscious, smooth and always healthy. Great place for a picnic, frisbee or a game of catch.

It has a large area for climbing, playing, swinging and sliding. It's made of heat safe material which I love for the kids. It also has a water feature with spouts and sprinklers where the kids can play, which makes it a great place to be in the summertime. The park has a trail up the adjacent mountain, and that's my favorite part of the park. As you ascend, you get wonderful views of the Valley and beautiful homes that's around the park. You feel completely immersed in Las Vegas. There are 2 different levels and about four different ways up for more or less of a challenge. When you finally get to the top, there's a wonderful little perch where you can take in the vastness of the city. It's simple enough for anyone to do but you can find ways to make it challenging enough to be new every time that you go. Dog friendly, kid friendly, family oriented...

Really nice park with huge grassy areas, places for grilling, "private" covered areas for parties and nice walking path. It also has a cute area for kids with like a rodeo type theme, but I really don't care about the particulars since I don't own any sticky, screaming snot factories..er, I mean children, lol.

It's right next to the Mountain's Edge peak, so you can stay at the park and/or go hiking up it to the top.

There's a short and a long walking/running trail, so you can choose how far you want to go without going in circles.

Definitely a nice place to go read a "BOOK" and just chill out with a chair/blanket and a cooler too.

(You see kids, books are these paper things with paper pages inside that have words on them that you actually read AND have to gasp flip the pages using your fingers. There's no batteries, no screen, there's NEVER any annoying noises coming from them and also, they can magically make you smarter!)

I enjoyed my walk there and will go back. Smile and wave if...