Ross Gold Park
Carson City, NV
Carson City's first universally accessible playground anchors this neighborhood park with lake views, paved paths, restrooms, picnic shelter, and room for mixed-age play.

Official Carson City park image for Ross Gold Park.
Photo 1 of 3. Official Carson City park image for Ross Gold Park.
Editorial notes
What stands out
Best bet in Carson City when you want a confirmed inclusive playground plus easy family logistics like restrooms, shelter, and paved access.
Know Before You Go
- Rules
- Public park hours are dawn to dusk.
- Rules
- Dogs are allowed on leash.
- Bring
- Water
- Bring
- Sun protection
- Bring
- Fishing gear if combining play with pond time
What to Expect
Play profile
- Toddlers
- Preschoolers
- Big kids
- Mixed ages
Visit amenities
- Seating
- Picnic tables
- Restrooms nearby
- Parking
- Pavilions or shelters
- Partial shade
- Visit type
- Flexible neighborhood park with destination level inclusive value.
Read more about this location
Ross Gold Park is one of the clearest fit-for-purpose accessible playground listings in the Carson City / Carson Valley region. Carson City and statewide inclusion materials identify it as an inclusive playground, and the 2019 rebuild was described by the city as its first universally accessible playground with ADA parking improvements. Families get a full park setting here rather than a single play pad: paved paths, a covered picnic shelter, restrooms, open lawn, fishing pond access, and nearby sports courts make it work well for siblings and longer outings.
Hours & Admission
Posted hours
Check posted weekly hours
View full weekly hours
| Monday | dawn – dusk |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | dawn – dusk |
| Wednesday | dawn – dusk |
| Thursday | dawn – dusk |
| Friday | dawn – dusk |
| Saturday | dawn – dusk |
| Sunday | dawn – dusk |
Based on posted weekly hours. Holidays, private events, seasonal schedules, and special closures may differ.
Admission
| Visitor | Price |
|---|---|
| Entry | Free |
Admission details can change. Confirm current fees before visiting.
Accessibility
Summary
Ross Gold Park was identified by Carson City as the city's first universally accessible playground and appears on Nevada's statewide inclusive parks and playgrounds list.
Known Features
Universally accessible playground designation
Known Features
ADA parking improvements
Known Features
Paved park paths
Known Features
Restroom on site
Considerations
Official pages reviewed do not publish a full equipment-by-equipment accessibility inventory.
Considerations
The overall park is more open than enclosed, so wandering-prone children may need closer supervision.
Mobility features
Wide pathways
These details summarize published sources and dated reports. They are not an ADA inspection or an individualized accessibility assessment.
Location
280 Appion Way
Carson City, NV, 89701
Other options nearby
Source reviewedSchulz Ranch Park
Neighborhood park in southeast Carson City recognized on Nevada's inclusive playground list, with a playground, restrooms, picnic shelter, and easy open-park access.
Stodick Park
Douglas County is replacing the playground at Stodick Park with a new inclusive design for kids of all abilities, making this the clearest current inclusive-play project in Minden.
Sources & Updates
Source-checked Apr 11, 2026 against 3 public sources
View source and update details
- Last check on record
- Apr 11, 2026
- Sources reviewed
- 3 public sources
Public sources
- Nevada Inclusive Parks and Playgrounds Listdpbh.nv.gov
Statewide list includes Ross Gold Park in Carson City.
Checked: inclusive playground status, city, address
- Carson City official facility pagecarsoncity.gov
Official park details and images.
Checked: address, hours, amenities, restroom, picnic shelter, paved paths
- Nevada Appeal opening coveragenevadaappeal.com
Quotes city release describing inclusive design intent.
Checked: universally accessible designation, 2019 opening, ADA parking improvements
What changed
April 11, 2026
Created listing from official city park page, statewide inclusive playground list, and opening coverage.
Accessibility details reflect available public information and dated reports, not an ADA inspection.


