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With 310 sunny days a year, Las Vegas parks, like Police Memorial Park, a 24.77-acre park at 3250 Metro Academy Way, are popular and plentiful.

Police Memorial Park is one of the 75 unique parks operated by the City of Las Vegas. At Police Memorial Park, you can enjoy Playgrounds, Dog park with three dog runs, Basketball court, Reservable picnic area, Jogging/walking path, Pickleball courts (4), Skate park, Open space, and the beautiful scenery of the town.

Police Memorial Park is open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m..

Police Memorial Park location

Police Memorial Park address: 3250 Metro Academy Way, Las Vegas, NV 89129

Clark County, along with the cities of Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas, each manages parks across the Valley. operates Police Memorial Park and 74 more parks spanning the city’s 135 square miles.

Police Memorial Park is located behind the Las Vegas Metro police station on Cheyenne, between Hualapai Way and Grand Canyon Drive in the 89129 zip code.

Police Memorial Park amenities

With hundreds of Las Vegas Valley parks to choose from, which park to visit often comes down to location and the amenities offered.

If you’re searching for a sports park, Police Memorial Park has basketball, and pickleball. Leashed dogs are always welcome in the City of Las Vegas Parks. Police Memorial Park does have a dog park.

A complete list of amenities at Police Memorial Park includes: Playgrounds, Dog park with three dog runs, Basketball court, Reservable picnic area, Jogging/walking path, Pickleball courts (4), Skate park, Open space.

For , Police Memorial Park requires reservations for its 9 picnic areas with 33 tables and a capacity of 175 people.

The rules of Police Memorial Park.

The City of Las Vegas strictly enforces the rules and regulations of Police Memorial Park. These regulations pertain to the park and any City park facilities, including any parking area that serves the park, facility, or plaza. 

The rules of Police Memorial Park include but are not limited to: 

• No alcoholic beverages allowed without a park pavilion or park special event use permit 
• No glass beverage containers are allowed 
• No amplified music without a permit 
• No adults are allowed in the children’s play area unless supervising a child 12 years or younger 
• A permit is required to use group picnic areas and sports fields 
• No golfing in the park 
• No digging, metal detectors – surface find only 
• No staking of tents 
• No remote-control airplanes 
• Remote control boats in designated areas only (Floyd Lamb Park prohibited) 
• No fires, except in barbecue facilities provided within the park – no personal barbeques 
• No lodging in vehicles 
• No camping or lodging in the park 
• Posted park closure hours are strictly enforced 
• All dogs must be on a leash unless in a designated dog park area 
• No dogs in activity or sports areas
• Owners must pick up dog feces 
• Animals other than dogs are prohibited without a special permit 
• No fireworks, firearms, archery equipment or weapons of any kind in the park 
• Smoking is prohibited within 50′ of any children’s play area or sports field 
• Illegal vending and unauthorized sales prohibited 
• No event, picnic, or gathering of 75 people or more without a permit 
• No alcohol or other beverages, glass bottles, or metal cans allowed into an area of athletic events 
• No vehicles on grass 
• No unauthorized use of park amenities 
• Misuse and abuse of park property are prohibited 
• When an athletic event is in progress, it is prohibited to enter the area of the event 
• Interfering or disrupting athletic events is prohibited 
• Throwing any item or article at any official, participant, or area of athletic events is prohibited 
• Any physical altercation with any participant, official, or attendees of athletic events is prohibited 
• Violation of park rules, as established by City of Las Vegas ordinance 13.36.020 through 13.36.050, constitutes a misdemeanor offense that may result in criminal prosecution
• Deputy City Marshals reserve the right to take necessary actions to protect public health and safety 

To report uncontrolled dogs, call: Animal Control at (702) 229-6444.

To report suspicious circumstances or a crime, call Deputy Marshal Unit at (702) 229-6444.

The City of Las Vegas must approve all corporate events.