Whipple Creek Park Restoration Committee
Mission As a citizens advocacy group, the Whipple Creek Park Restoration Committee, in 2012, along with Clark County Parks, officially adopted Whipple Creek Regional Park, although volunteer maintenance hours, small grants, and materials have been contributed since 2010.
Goals Priority One is to fix the existing trails.
Priority Two is to repair and restore the historical features contained within the 375+ acre park.
Priority Three is to create the Park as a neighborhood destination and a multi-state attraction, providing recreation, education and economic impact as part of The Intertwine System of parks and with assistance from Historical and Preservation Associations.
Values Health, recreation, education, historic preservation, and environmental preservation of parks for future generations. Volunteers have dedicated thousands of hours and have been recognized by Clark County Parks as the highest quantity of volunteer hours and having made the most improvements.
Click here to contact Dora Hernandez—Volunteer Program Assistant
You, too, could be this happy [or irreverent] if you join one of the work parties—do it now!
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Trail maintenance dates — 2024
Join the Whipple Creek Restoration Committee and Clark County Parks as we perform trail maintenance and service throughout this park. Ongoing community volunteer efforts have greatly improved the accessibility of this park.
Service projects will take place on the following days from
9 am to 12 noon
• March 16
• April 20
• May 18
• June 15
• August 17
• September 21
• October 19
• November 16