Mayberry Park - Reno

This river park is a beautiful day-use facility with various individual picnic sites, a group picnic area (non-reservable), a paved bike path, hiking trails and Truckee River fishing access. Bird watching, hiking, bike riding, river tubing and picnicking are popular activities. Handicap-accessible, this park is located just four miles west of Reno, at the end of Woodland Avenue. Mayberry Park is home to a wide variety of plant and animal species.

Cell Receptions

Poor

ADA Accessible

Wheels

Open Season

Spring,Summer,Fall,Winter

Stroller Friendly

Yes, all wheels,Yes, in warm seasons

Terrain Type

Paved,Dirt

Water Fountain

Bathrooms

Porta Potty/Primitive ,Wheelchair/Stroller Accesible

Pet Friendly

Yes

Helpful Trail Information

There are picnic tables along the route, shallow areas to wade into the river, lots of shaded areas, and plenty of parking. There are a couple of portapotties but no access to drinking water.

What gear would you suggest a family bring along?

Sun protection, water shoes (in warm seasons), strollers/joggers for the paved trail, carriers for going off the paved trail, bikes/scooters.

What baby or child hazards are there on this hike?

Fast-moving river, sun exposure, snakes on hot days, fast-moving bicyclists on the paved trail.

Trail Website

https://www.washoecounty.gov/parks/parks/park_directory_pages/south_region/mayberry_park.php

Parking Details

There's a large parking lot at the main address of the park, as well as plenty of parking along the trail east of the main lot.

Mayberry Park - Reno - NV