Pickleball Courts in Las Vegas, NV

The City of Las Vegas publishes nothing about parking at any of these five parks: not a lot, not a capacity, not a fee, not a permit. The same is true of restrooms. That is recorded as a silence rather than as a no, because an amenity list that names bocce and horseshoe courts, as Aloha Shores' does, is not obviously a complete list.

What the City does write is the size and shape of the sites. Centennial Hills is "a 120-acre state-of-the-art regional park" with soccer fields, a dog park and an amphitheatre. Durango Hills is built around an 18-hole executive golf course. Lorenzi has twin lakes and the Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza. Patriot's page names a basketball court, tennis courts, a playground and picnic areas.

Las Vegas publishes one clock for every venue. Each of the five park pages gives park hours of 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. in its header, directly under the address.

How much of that window is usable after dark the City does not answer. Not one of the five pages, and not the pickleball post, says whether any pickleball court is lit. An 11 p.m. closing time is a fact about the gate, not about the lamps, so lighting at all nineteen courts is recorded as unknown.

No page names a busy period or a rotation rule. The nearest thing to a timing fact is the count: two courts at Centennial Hills or Patriot is one game, and seven at Durango Hills is a rotation.

The City of Las Vegas names a surface for a pickleball court nowhere. No page among the nine read for this city says what any court is made of, so all nineteen courts read as not stated on surface.

None says whether a court is indoor or outdoor either. The count is a parenthesis in an amenity list, "Pickleball courts (4)", sitting between "Volleyball courts" and "Playground". And none says whether a court is dedicated or lined onto a tennis court. Aloha Shores, Lorenzi and Patriot list tennis courts beside the pickleball; Centennial Hills and Durango Hills list none. Lorenzi's tennis courts are "managed by No Quit Tennis Academy", a fact about tennis that is not carried across to the pickleball courts.

Nineteen courts across five City parks: seven at Durango Hills, four each at Aloha Shores and Lorenzi, and two each at Centennial Hills and Patriot. Las Vegas is the first Nevada city on this site and the first in Clark County.

The City's post of 11 March 2026 counts thirty-five courts at eight parks, so the published nineteen are a little over half of what the City says it has. The missing sixteen are named here rather than hidden: eight at Police Memorial Park, four at Bill Briare Family Park and four at Justice Myron Leavitt & Jaycee Community Park. Neither the US Census address file nor OpenStreetMap can find "3250 Metro Academy Way" or "650 N. Tenaya Way", and the City publishes no address at all for the third.

The City states no price. Nothing on any page says a court is free or charges for one, so no Las Vegas venue is called free.