General Park Information:
Comstock Park is a 5-acre Reno park with a restroom (opened seasonally: late April-Early October weather permitting).
Amenities Include:
Playground, soccer/football field, baseball/softball field, basketball court, walking and biking paths, picnic shelters, rentable shelters.
View the slideshow to see some of Comstock Park's amenities!
history
Submission Box for Personal Stories/Photos:
Do you have personal photographs or stories about this park and are willing to share your memories with your community? Stories and photos can be recent adventures in the park, old memories of what the park used to be like, or fond remembrances of what this park has meant to you in the past. Sharing your photographs and memories will help to build our shared history of these important public places. Click here to submit your stories and/or photos!
biodiversity
Typical flora and fauna:
The following are a few of our favorite highlights.
See the community submission section below to view additional wildlife sightings found at this park, and submit you own favorite naturalist sightings on iNaturalist here!
Fauna:
community submissions
Biodiversity Submissions:
Community Stories and Photos:

Your Name
Comstock Park
Tell us your stories about this park or share your photographs to add to the growing record of our shared park history!

Your Name
Comstock Park
Tell us your stories about this park or share your photographs to add to the growing record of our shared park history!

Your Name
Comstock Park
Tell us your stories about this park or share your photographs to add to the growing record of our shared park history!
volunteer highlights
Comstock Park History Researcher
Jill Richardson
Jill is the History Researcher for this park. She has dedicated time to research and document the history of the Comstock Park and region. Thank you Jill for your commitment to our parks and historic preservation!
References/more info
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City of Reno: Comstock Park.
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Images of America - Washoe County. Cox, J. M. (2011).
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Damonte Ranch Project. (1979).


History Resources: