Rodeo Park

Beneath the vast Nevada sky, Rodeo Park unfolds. It’s more than just a park; it’s a testament to Las Vegas’s surprising equestrian heritage. Rodeo Park, also known as Horseman’s Park, isn’t where you’d expect to find a sprawling rodeo arena. Yet, tucked away on East Flamingo Road, this 53,000-square-foot arena awaits, ready to host 2,800 cheering spectators. But Rodeo Park is more than just its main arena. A smaller, 43,000-square-foot arena named Flamingo Arena offers a more intimate setting for 400 guests. For those dedicated to the art of cutting, a 13,500-square-foot cutting arena beckons. Think of the skill and precision required to separate a single cow from the herd. Two practice arenas allow riders to hone their skills, and a show office and PA system ensure smooth event management. Beyond the arenas, Rodeo Park boasts extensive facilities. Imagine the hustle and bustle around the 320 stalls, corrals, livestock pens, and wash racks. The air is thick with the scent of hay and the sounds of horses nickering. Restrooms and showers provide comfort for riders and attendees. Oversize parking accommodates the crowds. And for those looking to extend their stay, RV parking with electrical and water hookups and a picnic area offer a welcome respite. Rodeo Park’s calendar is packed with a diverse range of equestrian events. Breed shows, competitions, rodeos, training sessions, and schooling events cater to both amateur and open division equestrians. Located in southeast Clark County with easy access from US 95, Rodeo Park serves as a hub for the equestrian community.