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Nathaniel Jones Park Splash Pad

Las Vegas, NV

Clark County neighborhood splash pad in southwest Las Vegas with a playground, picnic tables, trail loop, restrooms, and dog area.

Editorial notes

What stands out

Best as a convenient neighborhood cool-down stop rather than a big destination park day.

Good fit

  • Southwest neighborhood families
  • Quick splash-and-play visits
  • Toddlers and preschoolers with short outing windows

Consider another option if

  • Families wanting elaborate features
  • Destination seekers
  • Anyone needing posted splash hours on the source page

Know Before You Go

Hours vary with season or weather
Yes

What to Expect

For kids

  • Babies
  • Toddlers
  • Preschoolers
  • Mixed ages
  • Drop-in visits

For caregivers

  • Picnic tables
  • Playground
  • Walking trails
  • Dog park
  • Little shade
  • On site
Read more about this location

Nathaniel Jones Park Splash Pad is a small neighborhood water-play stop in the southwest valley with enough supporting amenities to make family visits easier. The park includes a playground, picnic tables, walking trail, restrooms, basketball courts, and dog play area. It is best for short local repeat visits rather than destination-style outings.

Hours & Admission

Admission

Published admission prices
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Admission details can change. Confirm current fees before visiting.

Location

8800 Sparkling Chandon Dr

Las Vegas, NV, 89178

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Sources & Updates

1 public source on record · Last checked Apr 10, 2026. Time-sensitive details may have changed.

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