Clarence Ray Memorial Park

Operated by the City of Las Vegas, this neighborhood open space is anchored by a significant chapter of local history. Its namesake, Clarence Ray, was an organizer of the Voters League, a key figure in desegregating the gaming industry, and co-owner of Las Vegas's first Black-owned gambling houses. For casual neighborhood outings, the park provides open lawn alongside older play equipment that local families frequent despite visible signs of wear.