General Park Information:
Whites Creek Park is a 6-acre Washoe County park without a restroom.
Amenities Include:
BBQ, hiking and walking trails, playground, multi-use field, picnic area, tables, and benches.
View the slideshow to see some of this park's amenities!
history
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 through iNaturalist!
Fauna:


community submissions
Submission Box for Biodiversity Sightings:
Click here to document your own biodiversity observations from this park on iNaturalist.
Any observations noted along the Truckee River, please share with the
Truckee River Guide here.
Biodiversity Submissions:
Community Stories and Photos:

Your Name
Whites Creek 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
Whites Creek 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
Whites Creek 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
Whites Creek Park History Researchers
Jill Richardson
Jill Richardson is the History Researcher for this park. She has dedicated time to research and document the history of Whites Creek Park. Thank you Jill for your commitment to our parks and historic preservation!
Volunteer Researcher:
To learn more about volunteering for this Project, click here.

Enjoy history? Then consider volunteering as a History Researcher today!
Like plants and animals? Then volunteer as our Biodiversity Researcher!
Researchers Needed:
Parks Rephotography Site Steward:
To learn more about the Parks Rephotography Project, click here.
Matt Barnes:
resources/more info
Matt Barnes was the Site Steward for Whites Creek Park. He was involved with The Parks Rephotography Project in 2013-2014.
Thank you Matt for your lasting dedication to the Parks Foundation!
Click here to learn more and volunteer!

General Park Resources:
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Flood destroy trout creeks. (1913, September 12). Nevada State Journal, p. 8.
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Lake Tahoe an asset or Reno provided old road is rebuilt. (1913, April 9). Reno Evening Gazette, p. 1.
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Nearly one million fish being planted in creeks near Reno. (1906, June 12). Reno Evening Gazette, p. 7.
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Nelson says road to lake would cost $20,000. (1919, August 5). Reno Evening Gazette, p. 3.
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Notice of application for permission to appropriate the public waters of the state of Nevada. (1914, Jan 22). Reno Evening Gazette, p. 7.
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Picnic excursion. (1895, June 29). Nevada State Journal , p. 6.
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Plan for highway over Mt. Rose discussed. (1920, February 2). Reno Evening Gazette, p. 3.
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Special fire patrol near Galena Creek. (1922, July 13). Reno Evening Gazette, p. 6.
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Streets and roads must be improved. (1909, July 21). Reno Evening Gazette, p. 4.
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The attorney general for convict road work. (1909, June 30). Reno Evening Gazette, p. 4.
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Traveler, T. N. (1919, October 4). Could run to Lake Tahoe in hour if Mt. Rose road were improved. Reno Evening Gazette, p. 8.
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Would stock the creeks. (1905, November 1). Reno Gazette Journal, p. 7.
