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Centennial Hills Park
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Centennial Hills Park

Address:7101 N. Buffalo Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89131
Phone:(702) 229-6011
Hours:7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Price:Free
Duration:2-4 hours
Booking:walk-in
Age:all ages
Best Time:Early morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat; weekends for group activities
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About This Family Fun

Centennial Hills Park is a state-of-the-art 120-acre regional park in northwest Las Vegas built around an historic inverted riverbed—a rare remnant of ancient channels that once covered the area. The park features an accessible playground with ramps and features for all abilities, plus extensive recreational amenities including soccer fields, pickleball courts, sand volleyball, a dog park, and water play areas. It's ideal for families, group events, and anyone seeking outdoor recreation in a thoughtfully designed natural setting.

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Interesting Facts

  • •Built around an historic inverted riverbed, one of the last remaining remnants of a large network of such channels that once covered the Las Vegas area
  • •Features an amphitheater with grass seating for more than 3,000 people
  • •Includes a jogging/walking path with interpretive signage explaining the historical significance of the inverted riverbed
  • •Playground designed with ramps and features for all abilities, ensuring inclusive recreation for children of varying needs

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Hidden Gems

  • •The historic inverted riverbed is the park's centerpiece and offers a unique geological/historical learning opportunity rarely found in urban parks
  • •The amphitheater with 3,000+ capacity grass seating is perfect for free community events and provides a natural outdoor venue without typical venue fees

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