Oak Leaf Park In Las Vegas, NV: Park Details and Surrounding Neighborhoods

Oak Leaf Park Details And Surrounding Neighborhoods In Las Vegas, NV

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Tucked into The Cliffs of Summerlin is the Oak Leaf Park, a 4-acre community park located at 6303 Mesa Park Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89135.

Oak Leaf Park features two pickleball courts, grass fields, a shaded playground, walking trails, and a restroom. The park opened in 2018.

The trails of Oak Leaf Park connect to The Cliffs trail system.

The rules and regulations of Oak Leaf Park are:

Park is open daily until 10:30 pm
No alcoholic beverages or glass containers are allowed in the park
No dogs are allowed in the park uinless they are restrained by a leash. Pet owners are required to pick up after their pets.
No dogs are allowed in activity or sports areas. All other animals prohibited.
No vehicles are allowed in the park except in posted parking areas or roadways. All vehicles entering and operating in the park shall strictly obey traffic laws and posted signs.
Absolutely no parking in red zones and along curbed entry ways.
No camping or lodging is allowed in the park.
No fires are allowed other than in the park barbecue.
No fireworks, firearms or weapons of any type are allowed in the park.
No golfing is allowed in the park
Sales of any kind are prohibited unless prior authorization is obtained from the Summerlin council.
Reservation of area in the park for approved special events is available through special use permits from the Summerlin council.
Any damaging or defacing of any real or personal property in the park is strictly prohibited. Any person found to have committed an act of vandalism shall be prosecuted. Anyone witnessing any act of vandalism is requested to call the Summerlin Council at 702-341-5500.

The Oak Leaf Park pickleball court rules are:

These courts are reserved for pickleball play only.
Court time limit is one (1) hour.
All players must wear tennis or soft sole shoes.
No bicycles, rollerblades, rollerskates or any other wheeled conveyances allowed on courts.
No food allowed on courts. Only sport bottles and resealable non-glass containers with water are allowed on the courts.
Proper court etiquette is to be observed at all times.
Note: Courts could be slippery when wet or dirty.
For rules of the game visit www.usapa.org