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Lorenzi Park
Pickleball at Lorenzi Park in Las Vegas, NV. Every fact below shows where it came from and when we checked it. 4 of 22 fields are confirmed, and the rest say so rather than guessing.
3333 W Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV
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About this place
Four pickleball courts on the City's count, "Four at Lorenzi Park" in its pickleball post of 11 March 2026, at a park the City lists on its Historic Property Register as an historic district and on the Nevada State Register of Historic Places.
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This venue rests on one City record and says so. The park's own page lists tennis courts "managed by No Quit Tennis Academy", basketball courts, a band shell, reservable soccer and softball fields, a spring-fed fishing pond and the Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza, and it never mentions pickleball. The record that states a number publishes.
The park opened "as Lorenzi's Lake Park in 1926 with a pool, dance pavilion, lakes and orchards" on 80 acres bought by David G. Lorenzi in 1912. In 1940 it became Twin Lakes Lodge, a 48-room hotel.
Getting there
3333 W Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89107, Clark County. The US Census address geocoder matched "3333 W WASHINGTON AVE, LAS VEGAS, NV, 89107" at house-number level and placed it in the incorporated place Las Vegas city. The City's header writes it "3333 W. Washington Ave., 89107".
The City publishes nothing about parking and its amenity list does not mention restrooms. Where the four courts sit relative to the twin lakes or the tennis academy's courts is not stated.
What to expect
Four courts is two games at once, if they are where the City's post says they are. That is the honest caveat here: the count comes from a blog post and not from the page that describes the park, and a reader who arrives with the park page in hand will find no mention of pickleball on it.
Park hours are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., in the page header. Lighting is not stated for the pickleball courts, so daylight is the plan. No price is stated and no surface.
Sources for the above: City of Las Vegas Parks & Recreation, checked 2026-09-07 · City of Las Vegas Parks & Recreation, checked 2026-09-07 · US Census Bureau, checked 2026-09-07
Court details
- Surface
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- Nets provided
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- Covered
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- Climate controlled
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- Lights
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- Pro shop
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- Court availability
- Four pickleball courts on the City's count - "Four at Lorenzi Park" in its pickleball post of 11 March 2026 - at the historic park two miles west of the original townsite, opened in 1926 as Lorenzi's Lake Park and now on the City's Historic Property Register. This venue rests on one City record and says so: the park's own page lists tennis courts "managed by No Quit Tennis Academy", basketball courts, a band shell, a spring-fed fishing pond and the Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza, and never mentions pickleball. The City's two records of its own park disagree by omission, and the one that states a number publishes; if the park page ever gains a pickleball line, this run fails and the venue is re-read. Park hours are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lighting, price, surface and indoor/outdoor are not stated.
- Level of play
- Not stated
Hours & schedule
- Park hours 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Fees & access
- Cost
- Not stated
- Drop-in fee
- Not stated
- Membership from
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- Access
- Not stated
Amenities
- Restrooms: not stated
- Lights: not stated
- Nets provided: not stated
- Covered courts: not stated
- Climate controlled: not stated
- Pro shop: not stated
- Parking: not stated
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Location & directions
3333 W Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV
Parking: Not stated
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4 of 22 facts carry a source and a date
| Fact | Value | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total courts | 4 | lasvegasnevada.gov | 2026-09-07 |
| Indoor courts | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Outdoor courts | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Surface | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Lights | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Nets provided | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Climate controlled | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Covered | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Cost | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Membership from | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Drop-in fee | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Restroom | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Pro shop | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Phone | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Address | 3333 W Washington Ave | lasvegasnevada.gov | 2026-09-07 |
| Pricing notes | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Hours | Park hours 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. | lasvegasnevada.gov | 2026-09-07 |
| Court availability | Four pickleball courts on the City's count - "Four at Lorenzi Park" in its pickleball post of 11 March 2026 - at the historic park two miles west of the original townsite, opened in 1926 as Lorenzi's Lake Park and now on the City's Historic Property Register. This venue rests on one City record and says so: the park's own page lists tennis courts "managed by No Quit Tennis Academy", basketball courts, a band shell, a spring-fed fishing pond and the Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza, and never mentions pickleball. The City's two records of its own park disagree by omission, and the one that states a number publishes; if the park page ever gains a pickleball line, this run fails and the venue is re-read. Park hours are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lighting, price, surface and indoor/outdoor are not stated. | lasvegasnevada.gov | 2026-09-07 |
| Level of play | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Parking | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Amenities | Not stated | No source yet | |
| Website | Not stated | No source yet |
Questions about Lorenzi Park
How many courts are there?
Four, on the City's pickleball post of 11 March 2026: "Four at Lorenzi Park". The park's own page never mentions pickleball, so this venue rests on one record.
Why does the park page not mention pickleball?
The City does not say. Its post counts four courts here and its park page lists tennis, basketball, a band shell and a fishing pond without them.
Are the courts lit?
Not stated. Nothing on either City record mentions lighting at the pickleball courts.
Do you run Lorenzi Park?
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You can claim this listing and correct anything on it. To be clear about what claiming does and does not do: it gives you control of your own facts and a channel to reach us, and it is shown on the page as confirmed by the venue with the date you confirmed it.
It does not mark the listing verified, because a claim tells us who you are rather than checking what is here, and those are different things. It also buys no ranking, no sorting and no placement advantage over an unclaimed venue. The moment claiming bought position this would be an advertising product rather than a directory, and the whole promise would be gone.
Something wrong here?
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