Floyd Lamb Park - Las Vegas, Nevada

Floyd Lamb Park, également connu sous le nom de Tule Springs Park, est un magnifique parc et attraction touristique située à 9200 Tule Springs Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89131. Le parc offre une variété de services sur place, y compris des entrées et des stationnements accessibles en fauteuil roulant, des toilettes publiques, des barbecues, des tables de pique-nique, des sentiers de randonnée et des sentiers de randonnée adaptés aux enfants. Les chiens sont également les bienvenus dans ce parc.

Le parc est réputé pour ses caractéristiques naturelles, y compris ses sources thermales, ses lacs, ses prairies et ses montagnes. Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la beauté naturelle du parc en faisant de la randonnée, en pique-niquant, en barbecant ou simplement en se détendant dans un environnement paisible. Le parc est également un endroit idéal pour célébrer les anniversaires d'enfants et convient aux enfants de tous âges.

Selon les avis sur Google My Business, Floyd Lamb Park a une note moyenne de 4,7/5, avec 4238 avis. Les visiteurs apprécient les beaux paysages, les sentiers de randonnée bien entretenus et les nombreuses opportunités de loisirs en plein air.

Avis de Floyd Lamb Park

Pierre Roy

4/5

Un endroit calme et avec beaucoup de canard, d'oiseaux aquatique. Mais durant notre passage la végétation était médiocre. ( hiver) La pêche y est permis, mais pas très intéressant avec toutes les filantes d'oiseaux.

Christian Salazar

5/5

Ce parc est incroyable, j'ai vu des canards paons et bébés lapins.

Christie Kraemer

5/5

This place soothes my soul! I take my dog for a walk here anywhere from a half an hour to an hour and a half almost everyday! There are four spring-fed lakes with geese, peacocks, hummingbirds, turtles, Blue Heron, fishing (3 fish limit), ducks, walking/biking trails, about 40 picnic tables, Pavillions you can reserve, horse trails, it is just my favorite place to hang out! I even bought all my kids an annual pass so they can bring their kids to enjoy nature and relax under all the trees! Open year round and they have bunny adoptions and farmers markets on site. Well worth the $50 per year fee ($25 for Seniors)

TJ Stevens

5/5

Beautiful park with tons of shade. Great birdwatching spot. I don't think I've ever seen so many geese in one place, haha. Walking loop is pretty wheelchair/stroller accessible, just watch what you're stepping in. Plenty of picnic tables, fishing spots, and benches for reading/deep contemplation! Dog friendly (but keep in mind there's a ton of wildlife) with public all gender restrooms.

Aaron Minton

5/5

Lovely open nature park with multiple ponds to fish from many pathways to walk. Tons of wildlife to observe! Very grounding place. Also,
you can do events here ?

Princess Persia

5/5

It is a beautiful park. Green and there is a lake as well. There were some people fishing, and some were enjoying a picnic with family. Upon entering the place, you will see a lot of peacocks as well! It is a a wonderful place if you need some greenery in your system after being in the desert!

Danielle Lenard

5/5

We love to visit this park! It’s great for kids and so close to home. We have an annual membership and feel it is very reasonable as it lets in one car (not number of people). There are peacocks, bunnies, geese, ducks, fish, and horses. My son loves collecting pinecones. They also have a venue for parties/events you can rent. It looks really nice with the updates! Our little oasis in the desert.

Anthony Diaz

5/5

A great getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Reminded me of some pond areas in Northern California. This was the best time to go right before it starts heating up, late April early May. My wife and I went for a brisk walk around the area which is well paved and a number of ways to map your hike. A few undulating pathway roads with plenty of waterfowl, bird watching, and a peacock with an alarming cry. It costs $6 to park as there are a number of historical buildings with site markers that explain them. There are a couple different parking areas so ask the attendant which way to go if you’re looking for a closer area to the lake or buildings. We got in free on Sunday before 2pm since there was a Farmers Market on that day. You can also reserve specific areas for BBQ’s, picnics, and there were a lot of people fishing in the lake as well. I heard it was well stocked. A nice place to visit. Check it out. Highly recommended!