635198081788730000Just a reminder that winter park hours start October 1st and extend to March 31st. Winter park hours are 6am - 7pm. 

The City of Reno offers 87 park facilities for your enjoyment and recreation. Our parks provide playgrounds, sports fields, splash pads, basketball and tennis courts, open turf and a variety of other recreational amenities for you to enjoy.

Trails and open space abound for residents and guests to explore. The scenic beauty is relaxing and refreshing. Public trees in the parks and along streets help to reduce energy consumption, improve air quality, and provide visual relief within the urban setting. Great memories begin in parks.

Pesticide-Free Parks

The City of Reno has 12 parks that are pesticide-free.

PDF Map of pesticide-free parks

Residents can assist keeping our parks weed-free by volunteering through the Adopt a Park program in conjunction with Keep Truckee Meadows Beautiful.

Splash Pads 

The splash pads are closed for the season. The splash pads typically run Memorial Day through Labor Day. The hours are 11am - 7pm every day. Splash pads are located in these parks: Cyan, Idlewild, Panther Valley, Pat Baker, Silver Lake, Summit Ridge, Wheatland, and Yori. 

Idlewild Train

The train in Idlewild Park is closed for the season. The train typically runs Memorial Day through Labor Day. The hours are Tuesday - Friday 11am - 3pm and Saturday - Sunday 11am - 4pm, closed on Mondays. 

Park Construction Updates

New parks and major park renovations are funded by a $1,000 fee (Residential Construction Tax) on every new home, paid when a builder applies for a residential building permit. Funds are restricted to the district in which the residential unit is located. Click the links below to learn about upcoming new and/or expanded parks funded through this program.