14000 Stead Blvd, Reno, NV 89506

Dorothy McAlinden Park

Park Description:

Dorothy McAlinden Park is a 25-acre Reno park with restrooms (opened seasonally: late April-early October weather permitting).

Park Amenities:

Basketball court, volleyball court, horseshoe area, trails, picnic shelter, and tables/benches.

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Park History

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Background

Dorothy McAlinden Park shares space with Mayor’s Park on an 84-acre site. Development of the park started in 1984.

Dorothy McAlinden

Dorothy McAlinden was a resident of the Stead neighborhood and chair of the Stead Neighborhood Advisory Board.

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Want To Learn More?

References & Further Info:

City of Reno Parks & Facilities Directory - Dorothy McAlinden Park

Contributor(s):

Bill McLarty (history)

Haley McGuire

Alex Shahbazi

Last Updated:

July 26, 2021, 8:15:04 PM

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