What Types of Activities Are Prohibited?

All Clark County parks prohibit the following: camping, alcohol, fireworks, vandalism, littering, off-road vehicles, hunting, fires outside designated areas, posting signs or advertisements, selling concessions, or removing logs, sand, boulders or dirt from the area.

Is There Any Trail in the Park?

Yes, there is a 2.8-mile trail that winds its way through the park, surrounded by lush forests and beautiful meadows along the East Fork Lewis River.

Lewisville Regional Park: Picnics, Hiking, and Family-friendly Recreation

Graced with manicured grounds, sprawling lawns, and log picnic pavilions, Lewisville Regional Park is one of Clark County's most popular family gathering places. An ideal setting for reunions, celebrations, and weekend recreation, the park offers a wealth of activities including, boating, fishing, hiking, running, basketball, baseball, barbecuing, and more. It's also spacious enough for private walks and picnics in a beautiful setting amidst lush forests and golden meadows.

Details

Hours -

7 am to dusk

Activities

Hiking
Horseshoe pits
Picnics

Boat launch
Running
Playgrounds

Barbecue
Basketball
Fishing

FAQs

What Types of Activities Are Prohibited?
All Clark County parks prohibit the following: camping, alcohol, fireworks, vandalism, littering, off-road vehicles, hunting, fires outside designated areas, posting signs or advertisements, selling concessions, or removing logs, sand, boulders or dirt from the area.
Is There Any Trail in the Park?
Yes, there is a 2.8-mile trail that winds its way through the park, surrounded by lush forests and beautiful meadows along the East Fork Lewis River.