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Potosi Park

Potosi Park

2750 Mohawk St, Las Vegas, NV 89146, USA

Overview

Category:Hiking with Kids
Location:Las Vegas, NV

Expert Summary

Detailed Insights

Potosi Park is primarily a neighborhood park offering basic recreational facilities. It features playgrounds for children, baseball/softball fields, and picnic areas. While some visitors find it functional for specific needs like evening cooking or casual play, there's a recurring concern about the lack of deep cleaning and disinfection, particularly for the children's play equipment.

Key Highlights

  • The baseball/softball diamond is well-maintained and lit up at night, providing visibility and extending usability into the evening hours.
  • Several picnic tables are available, making it suitable for parents who want to bring and cook their own food.
  • Generally perceived as a local hub for community activity, including dog walking and casual sports.
  • Described as 'well kept' from specific usage spots by some visitors.

Standout Features

  • Illuminated baseball/softball diamond allows for evening play and provides ambient light for nearby picnic areas.
  • Picnic tables facilitate outdoor dining and cooking, making it convenient for families bringing their own meals.
  • Community atmosphere, with neighbors and dog walkers present.

Perfect For

Suitable for general 'kids' who enjoy traditional playground equipment (swings, slides).
Engaging for 'older teens' who utilize the baseball/softball fields.
Not enough specific details to determine suitability for toddlers or very young children beyond basic playground use.

Ideal For

Families looking for a casual outdoor space for children's playground time and a picnic.
Parents needing a place to relax and cook/eat outdoors while other family members are at nearby activities (e.g., Area 15).
Local residents seeking a community park for dog walking or informal sports.
Evening outings due to the lit sports fields and picnic areas.

💡Pro Tips from Reviews

  • Parents concerned about hygiene for children's play equipment might consider bringing their own cleaning/wiping supplies.
  • Ideal for evening visits if you plan to use the picnic tables or enjoy the lit ball diamond.
  • Bring your own food and cooking equipment if you plan a picnic, as facilities are available.

Things to Consider

  • Significant and repeated concerns about the cleanliness of children's play equipment, specifically the jungle gym and swings, with suggestions for power washing and disinfection.
  • General lack of deep cleaning throughout the park.
  • Reviews don't mention specific 'hiking with kids' features, suggesting it's more of a general recreational park rather than a dedicated hiking trail location.

Price & Value

Likely a free public park, as no admission fees are mentioned. The value comes from free access to playground equipment, sports fields, and picnic facilities.

Accessibility & Special Needs

  • No specific accessibility accommodations are mentioned in the reviews.

🍎Food & Drink Policy

  • Outside food and cooking (e.g., hamburgers on a grill) are permitted at the picnic tables.

🚗Parking Info

  • Not explicitly detailed, but implied ease of access for parking, especially during evening hours, as a visitor was able to arrive in the dark and utilize facilities.

👥Crowd Levels

  • Moderate activity observed in the evenings, with 'a few older teens playing and people walking their dogs', suggesting it's not overly crowded during those times.

🛡️Safety Features

  • Lit ball diamond provides improved visibility in the dark.
  • General community feel with neighbors 'looking out' (though this is subjective and not a park-managed safety feature).

When to Avoid

  • If high standards of cleanliness and disinfection for children's play areas are a top priority.
  • If you are specifically looking for marked hiking trails or a dedicated 'hiking with kids' experience, as reviews do not mention these features.

Pricing/Package/Events

Information extracted from official website • Last updated: Oct 13, 2025

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What People Say

What's Great

  • Clean and well-maintained facilities (mentioned in 2 reviews)

Areas for Improvement

  • Parking can be challenging (mentioned in 5 reviews)

Recent Reviews

Christie Marie Nieto

Christie Marie Nieto

3 months ago

This park has a lot of potential. The softball fields are really awesome. I loved playing at this field. But as far as where the kids play at. The school district needs to invest in some Management Team to clean it up a bit. Question? Have we ever taken a power washer and made sure the jungle gym and all swings been whipped down and disinfected? Just a thought.

Gera Martinez

Gera Martinez

a year ago

 A park in the middle of a neighborhood often serves as a hub for recreational activities and community gatherings. This park typically features a playground for children, providing swings, slides, and other play equipment. Additionally, it commonly includes a baseball field, where local teams and residents can enjoy America's favorite pastime. Such parks encourage outdoor exercise and social interaction, fostering a sense of community within the neighborhood.

Mahoganey Kornegay

Mahoganey Kornegay

a year ago

I use to live in this park.... It's the best yet... Never got bothered the neighbors loved me and looked out... I loved it...

Chris Opitz

Chris Opitz

a year ago

Had time to wait as my two kids where at Area 15. I went to the park as we are from out of town on a road trip vacation, and I needed to cook some hamburgers. The park had a couple of picnic tables when I did a google search so it would be perfect for the location and what I needed. It was dark when I arrived and to my surprise the ball diamond was lit up and it cast light on the table. There were a few older teens playing and people walking their dogs. It was well kept from the spot I was using.

cia kirchner

cia kirchner

a year ago

Really great park. The only issue is that. Like lots of parks, it needs a deep cleaning.

Contact Information

2750 Mohawk St, Las Vegas, NV 89146, USA

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Opening Hours

Monday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Quick Stats

Overall Rating
4.2
Total Reviews377
Recent Reviews5