Children's Park at Town Square

This park recently went through renovations (I wanna say seven or so months ago) and it is a downgrade. The former park had a sizeable hedge maze, a jungle gym of sorts (a pole to slide down) with lots of tall slides one one side and short slides for the wee ones too on the opposite end (some parents were putting their too-young children in the tall slides, but you can't do that with babies who can't really lift their heads up). There also was a water feature/splash pad (great for Summer) and hop-along "rides" for the smaller kids. There was a little house to climb up, which was situated in the middle, next to the bathrooms. The new one has wide open spaces, fewer adventures for the kids (like I said, it is small), short slides, and fewer seats for the parents. There is a little jumping feature in the corner- great for children with coordination (our son likes this area), which is popular for kids of all ages. (The sign has an age recommendation.) There was a clerk kind of managing the park who mentioned that the redesign was for distancing (but this was before the virus hit the world as we know it). Here are the nice points. It is clean. There are bathrooms in the immediate area. It is probably better for smaller kids to enjoy.

Not child friendly. Both my toddlers got injured there. Worst design. 1 star so I can leave review. 1 tiny trampoline starts fights with kids all ages, not safe. My 3 year old was jumping on and a big kids age 7 jumped on it too and sent her flying out and injuring her leg and caused a nose bleed. I always see kids hurting their heads running into the climbing structure in the middle. Padding or no padding, worst design ever.

They've redone it and it is about 1/4 of the size and poorly laid out. Also, my child got injured - cable rope burn to the face because the climbing structure has a new rope at eye level. (This was added recently). Management didn't care. She played at the old park since she was 6 montHs old - never even scraped her knee. Bunch of disasters waiting to happen - such as in the splash pad, there's a stone wall surrounding it - most likely there will be lots of head injuries from slips and falls into that wall.

First time coming here while we were visiting Las Vegas. Husband found a children's play area, and it has some fun water features for the kids to play and run around. Lots of slides and other climbing contraptions for kids of all ages. We will be back in the future, since it's family friend and lots of shops + eateries too.

Love this cute little place! The only downside is that when it's so hot outside, there's hardly any shade. The splash pad was good but it could have used more shade because all the equipment on the playground was scorching hot!!But I would come back in the winter or when it's cooler outside.

Visiting from San Diego to see family with two kids, 2 and 5, made this a very worthwhile discovery. The girls LOVED the splash pad and the train ride was perfect (now $3/person and under 2 rides with a free adult). We will definitely be back again next time we visit. So whimsical!

My kids loved the train ride and they had activities for the kids . My 17 month old loved every minute of it ! Great place to keep kids entertained and get some shopping and lunch/dinner in !

Great place to take the kids when looking for a free activity. They have a small splash pad, a short maze, and lots of play structures. The area is closed off and supervised by an employee so it feels safe. There are shaded areas and misters around as well. Lots of yummy food options close by for good snacks.

The kids loved it and so did we. We will definitely go back when we set foot in Vegas again. There's a lot of places to go and many things to do. The theatre is near by and many shopping stores as well.

What a cool place, small water fountain play area for kids. With a few food places like pretzels and curly fries nearby.