Courts & play
The park includes a tennis court, volleyball court, half basketball court, and children’s playground.
Discover Saddlehorn: individual homes, neighborhood paths, and an established foothill setting between ArrowCreek Parkway and Mt. Rose Highway. Settle into South Reno, with the Sierra close to your plans.
Saddlehorn’s custom-home character makes each property its own experience. Compare architecture, outdoor areas, views, and the way a home sits within the surrounding landscape.
The neighborhood lies off Thomas Creek Road, between ArrowCreek Parkway and Mt. Rose Highway. Its HOA maintains neighborhood walking paths and manages the community’s common interests.
Explore established homes and individual opportunities through the dedicated Saddlehorn search.
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Saddlehorn Park walking path · Washoe County Parks photo
Saddlehorn Park, at 12785 Roseview Lane, is listed by Washoe County and maintained through the homeowners association. It brings several outdoor amenities together within the neighborhood.
The park includes a tennis court, volleyball court, half basketball court, and children’s playground.
Enjoy the park’s paved walking path. The HOA also identifies maintained neighborhood walking paths as part of community life.
A group picnic area and restrooms make the park a useful stop close to home. Review the county park information for visitor details.
The official Saddlehorn resources identify park and walking-path amenities; they do not list a community golf course. For golf and club experiences, explore the surrounding South Reno area.
A nearby private club with two golf courses and several membership categories. Ask the club about current membership, guest access, and fees.
Compare Wolf Run and other Reno–Tahoe courses using the regional golf directory. Contact the course for tee times, rates, and seasonal conditions.
Want a home where golf and a club are part of the community setting? Explore the ArrowCreek and Montreux guides alongside Saddlehorn.
Direct access to Saddlehorn’s official HOA materials, including the CC&Rs, first amendment, bylaws, and design-review documents. Use the resources page to check for newer versions.
Meeting minutes, financials, and private association information require owner access. Buyers should obtain the current resale package and confirm assessments and any special charges.
Review the association’s published guidelines before submitting an architectural request.
The posted 2026 vegetation management program identifies itself as a board-review draft. Confirm current adopted requirements and approvals with management.
Make plans for skiing or snowboarding along the Mt. Rose Highway corridor. Check tickets, lessons, rentals, and current operations directly with the resort.
Explore Galena Creek Regional Park for mountain trails and seasonal programs, or visit nearby Thomas Creek Park for another neighborhood outdoor stop.
Head toward South Reno’s open-air shopping center for restaurants, shopping, and movies. Browse current tenants, dining options, and events directly.
Locate Saddlehorn along Thomas Creek Road between ArrowCreek Parkway and Mt. Rose Highway. Compare each home’s position with the park, everyday destinations, and the routes you use most.
Drive times vary with weather and traffic. Review road conditions before crossing the Mt. Rose corridor toward Lake Tahoe.
Map centered on Saddlehorn Park; location reference only, not an association boundary map.
A golf course is not listed among the Saddlehorn HOA or county park amenities. Its confirmed shared features center on paths and the park. Explore nearby clubs and courses separately; their access is not included with a Saddlehorn home.
The association identifies neighborhood walking paths. The county lists Saddlehorn Park with tennis, volleyball, a half basketball court, playground, picnic facilities, restrooms, and a paved walking path.
Contact association management and request the current resale package for the property. Private financials and meeting minutes are provided through the owner portal. Confirm assessments, reserves, and any special charges using current documents.
Read the CC&Rs and amendments, current architectural submission guidelines, and vegetation policy. Ask management about required approvals and confirm any separate permit requirements with the applicable jurisdiction.
Tell me what matters most—architecture, outdoor space, mountain access, or a particular home—and I’ll help you compare Saddlehorn with your other South Reno options.
Crystal Bauer, REALTOR®
Certified Luxury Realtor® · eXp Realty | eXp Luxury
CA 02099002 · NV S.0196277
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