Barbara A.
10/15/2023
Tucked away in a South Reno neighborhood, this park is perfect. Two sets of play equipment for littles and bigs. Soft playground material. Benches and picnic table. Perfect to spend a few hours...
Whites Creek Park
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2525 Killington Dr
Reno, NV 89511
Located in the vibrant city of Reno, NV, Whites Creek Park offers a serene escape for nature enthusiasts and families alike. With its lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere, this park serves as a haven for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Visitors can explore winding trails that lead to picturesque picnic spots, perfect for enjoying a leisurely lunch surrounded by the beauty of the outdoors.
Whites Creek Park is not just a place for relaxation—it also boasts a variety of recreational activities for all ages. From playgrounds for children to open spaces for sports and games, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're looking to take a peaceful stroll, have a family outing, or engage in outdoor fun, this park provides the perfect setting for a day of leisure and enjoyment in the heart of Reno.
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4.56 reviews
Lee D.
9/14/2024
Here is a good website that goes more into depth about the park: https://www.washoecounty.gov/parks/parks/park_directory_pages/south_region/whites_creek_park.php Quality/Quantity - If I had young...
Vince S.
1/4/2024
Great little hidden gem of a park that has Whites Creek running through the North end of it. The grass area is fully fenced and makes for a perfect spot to have your dog run free.
Joyce T.
12/29/2018
Its a zen hike for me because of the babbling brook that follows beside you. Also, the dirt/rocky trail is a single-person width trail, so it prevented me from babbling with friends and to...
Alyssa J.
4/18/2021
WHITES CREEK PARK & TRAIL 2525 Killington Dr., Reno /Playground & hike all in one location! big and little kid playgrounds with swings! hiking trail is several miles long! Don't expect to do...
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