Overall beautiful, despite the ducks pup's everywhere

An oasis from the desert sun and Summer heat. A great place for events, fishing, or just to take your family for a picnic. If you live in the area, it’s 100% worth the annual pass. Highly recommend

I love this trail. I probably do it three times a week. So peaceful, and if you are lucky, you will see rabbits, and owls.

The 5 stars are for the park itself. It's beautiful scenery, wildlife and trails are amazing. The humans that come here and trash the place leave much to be desired. Early mornings they have staff emptying garbage, but later in the day it is a mess. Parents letting their children torment the animals, it's sad.

Pretty nice trail to a pretty nice park. If you have some bikes there's some fun mountain biking stuff along the way, just west of the path. It's definitely a nice walk

Floyd Lamb Park is the best place in Las Vegas hands down. It is so refreshing to go and see some water and wildlife and tons of trees. It does get very crowded on Saturday and Sunday but thats okay, it usually has plenty of seating and lots of grass. The park managers are also super awesome and keep good care of the place

Free if you arrive on foot or bicycle. Trails are wide and mostly flat. Even layer of packed crushed rock is easy on the feet and suitable for bicycles such as mountain bikes and hybrids. Popular with dog walkers but never too crowded. There are a number of picnic shelters along the trails -- perfect for those who need to rest periodically during their walk or get a break from the desert sun.

We love taking our kid and dogs to the park to walk around. Our biggest complaint is there are so many geese and they are mean! The ground is covered in geese poo and the park is over run with them. I’m getting nervous that one of the geese is going to attack because you get too close and they hiss at you. But they are standing on the walking trail. There needs to be a population control of those birds. Until then, we are going to find another park.

I was so happy to have found this place, we didn’t go through the paid parking, we hiked the desert portion all around and into the park, we went from desert to nature. It was such a fun day with my dog, we really enjoyed this entire park including all the trails around it, it was very peaceful and quiet overall. People were there fishing , it got a bit more busy around 4 pm on a Wednesday. Definitely gotta go back! Its so romantic and serene, also historical. Beautiful hidden gem all natural in the middle of the desert!

A lovely little dirt path right near Floyd Lamb State Park. It's a 1.7 mile circle. You often see horses on the path too. If you're willing to do a little walking there is free access to Floyd Lamb State Park.

Parking fee, but the park is free. Full of waterfowl in the ponds of an old ranch, with interpretive signs describing structures of the operation. Many picnic tables.

Good walking trails. Relatively flat. Dog poop bags available. Shade at about 20 gazebos. No water or bathrooms.

Very photogenic geese. Peacocks too.

Awesome place just 6 dollars for one car and 1 person and 1 dollar per additional person I believe

Oasis in the desert, that's the Tule Springs history. Great place to spend the morning or even the day with group areas. 👍

Nice trails out here! A couple spots to rest in the shade too! Very nice

Photo shoot was great

The steep park is great for family outings.

Nature at it's best. Beautiful.

These are so cool.great trails .and goes to tule springs.. where there are trest rooms an lakes.

Cool hike. Very steep. No current parking.. You'll see a bunch of cars parked but your all getting tickets dont worry:)

So beautiful and serene! There are ducks, swans, and peacocks “Oh My!” There are people walking with their dogs on a leash, fishing by the lake! There’s plenty of shade! It’s very educational with informational posts along the way! Hard to believe it was someone’s home back in the 1800’s! The trail is 0.9 miles around! A nice QUIET place to explore or do some cardio! It is a state park so you have to pay $6 a car to get in. But if your a veteran, senior, on foot or riding a bike to enter, it’s FREE! Worth every penny and sweat!