The 5-acre Bark Park at Heritage Park in the Foothills neighborhood of Henderson is a slice of heaven for our four-legged friends. If your dog wants it, this park has it. It has benches, shade, and drinking fountains for dogs and humans alike. It’s totally fenced and off-leash, with separate runs for large and small dogs. There are bone shaped sculptures and now a splash pad for hot dogs to cool off. The Bark Park also hosts some special community events, making it the hot spot for the whole neighborhood.

Paseo Vista Dog Park is a fenced space that’s open at night! Rare in the dog park world, this park has lights for night use! Whether you’re a midnight rambler by nature or had to work late tonight, this park can meet your dog’s late night needs. If your dog prefers to get her exercise on leash and surrounded by luxury, head to The District Shopping Center. The District is a dog-friendly outdoor plaza filled with shopping options. The outside area also hosts several drinking fountains for humans and watering stations for dogs.

Cactus Wren Dog Park serves Westgate in Henderson. This dog park packs a lot of perks into a mid-sized space. The park is made of three separate runs, each entirely fenced. There’s a space for large dogs, small dogs, and a place where all dogs can romp together. If your friendly giant loves the littles, or vice versa, the general play area is the best around. Owner attention is requested so all tails stay wagging! The parks also contain benches and some shade. Just bring your own bowls, as the drinking fountains are person-height!