Lazy 5 Regional Park

Description

The Lazy 5 Regional Park Trail is a (length)-mile dirt trail that winds around Lazy 5 Regional Park. It is mostly flat and available to hikers, runners, and bikers. There is no shade on this trail, so please remember to wear a hat and sunscreen when it's sunny out. There are restrooms near the trailhead by the main parking lot.

When you're finished hiking and biking, check out what else Lazy 5 Regional Park has to offer, including:

• 3 large picnic pavilions, available by reservation only
• Several picnic tables with barbecues available on a first-come, first-served basis
• the Spanish Spring Skate Park
• several soccer fields (permit required)
• a beach volleyball court
• horseshoe pits
• "The Hive" recreation facility, which house basketball and pickleball courts
• a Nevada-shaped playground
• The Cottonwood Room in the Cottonwood Community Center, which is available to rent

Other Information

As of 2022, the unfenced lower soccer field at Lazy 5 Regional Park is able to be used by off-leash dogs during non-team use times. For more information on this, please see Washoe County Parks and Open Space's webpage on off-leash dog areas.

Please be mindful of the rules and regulations in effect at Washoe County Parks and Open Space by reading up on them at their website, where you can also learn about all of the beautiful natural spaces managed by Washoe County.

Learn more about what's around the Lazy 5 Regional Park Trail:

• The Melio Gaspari Water Play Park is just across the parking lot, and is a great chance for kids to cool off!
• The Spanish Springs Library is also very close to the Lazy 5 Regional Park where you can pick up or drop off books before your adventure at the park!
• Have a friend or family member interested in Washoe County Parks and Open Space's Junior Ranger Program? The Lazy 5 Regional Park Trail is a great place for them to work on their Junior Ranger duties once they have joined the program!
• The critters of Lazy 5 Regional Park are now on iNaturalist! Check out the park's iNaturalist page to see what plants and animals have been seen in the park.
• Reno-Tahoe hosts great events, unique cuisines, and more beautiful outdoor adventures just a quick drive from the Lazy 5 Regional Park Trail. Find out what Reno-Tahoe has to offer here! 

Trail Manager

For more information on the Lazy 5 Regional Park, check out the Washoe County Parks and Open Space page here or contact them directly: