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Brians Boat Rental
If you like to go to Lake Tahoe, and have dreamed of being on the water instead of on the shore...rent a boat for a day, or more! -
Grand Sierra Bowling
Grand Sierra Resort can make your stay even more fun with our 50-lane bowling center. Located on the main floor of the resort, guests can enjoy bowling on quality lanes with electronic scorecards. We also have a pro-shop, snackshop and lounge for everyone to enjoy. -
Wingfield Park
Wingfield Park is comprised of five parks: Wingfield Park (East Island), Brick Park, Bennett Park, Wingfield Park (West Island) and Bicentennial Park. Within these parks you can find picnic shelters, barbeque, basketball courts, an ampitheater, pathways and the Truckee River Whitewater Park. It's a great place to relax if you're in the downtown area. -
Tahoe Whitewater Tours
No matter the season, we're always game for some serious fun. From Whitewater Rafting to Kayaks to Tubes , we've got the gear and team you need for a real thrill. -
Rattlesnake Mountain Skate Park
Rattlesnake Mountain Skate Park provides skateboard enthusiasts and avid skaters with 40,000 square feet of bowls, half pipes, street style banks, curbs and a 170-foot long snake run. There are 30 unique features in all. The skate park is "old school meets new school, something for every type and ability of skater". -
Reno Tennis Center and Neighborhood Courts
The Reno Tennis Center is centrally located. Sixteen hardcourts await players of all abilities. Open play is available and courts are open year round. Four courts also have lighting allowing players to enjoy their tennis later in the evening, or in the darker days of the year. -
Burgess Park
Burgess Park was built in the 1960's and was originally named Northmore Park. It is located in the center of the older section of Sparks. A skateboard park was added in 2002. Burgess Park may be reserved for group picnics. -
Bodega Park
Bodega Park is one of the newest in Sparks, constructed in 2001. This park is located between a hill on the south and wetland on the north, giving the visitor an opportunity to view a natural wildlife setting while not leaving the city. The park was named for the street on which it is located. -
Bitterbrush Park
Bitterbrush Park was built in 2010 and is located in Spanish Springs. The park design entails more than 2 acres, with almost 1 acre devoted to turf in a flat, open area to encourage all kinds of play. -
Bandstand Park
Harry Truman once addressed a multitude of people at the bandstand, and the drive to sell war bonds also started there, culminating with Boeing naming the bomber “the Spirit of Sparks.”
