14770 Granite Mine Ct, Reno, NV 89521

Bailey Creek Park

Park Description:

Bailey Creek Park is a 3-acre Washoe County park with a portable restroom. The park offers access to the Bailey Creek wash.

Park Amenities:

Playground, basketball court, picnic shelter, barbeque area, pathway, and tables/benches.

Park Contact Information:

Washoe County Parks and Open Space (775) 828-6612

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Jill Richardson (history)

Haley McGuire

Alex Shahbazi

Last Updated:

September 20, 2024 at 10:47:43 PM

14770 Granite Mine Ct, Reno, NV 89521

Bailey Creek Park

Park Description:

Bailey Creek Park is a 3-acre Washoe County park with a portable restroom. The park offers access to the Bailey Creek wash.

Park Amenities:

Playground, basketball court, picnic shelter, barbeque area, pathway, and tables/benches.

Park Contact Information:

Washoe County Parks and Open Space (775) 828-6612

Park Highlights

Park History

Click the image to read each topic's full text!

Get Involved!

Donate:

Make a donation to support the Parks Project or your favorite Parks Foundation program, project, or wherever its needed! Click here to donate today.

Volunteer:

Support our parks by volunteering with the Parks Foundation! Attend a volunteer event or choose an ongoing role. Click here to explore opportunities.

iNaturalist:

Out in our parks or open spaces? Try cataloguing the biodiversity around you with iNaturalist! All it takes is downloading the iNaturalist app onto your phone to get started.

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Curious what's been seen in this park? Click the link below to see what species other have spotted!

Contact:

Have a question about our parks or the Parks Project? Email us at parksproject@tmparksfoundation.org!

Want To Learn More?

References & Further Info:

Contributor(s):

Last Updated:

September 20, 2024 at 10:47:43 PM