Local Guide
The first things to know about Las Vegas.
A quick read before you go deeper. Everyday life, eating out, staying social, and the planning piece worth watching. Each one links to a source.
Everyday life
Clark County Wetlands Park
The flat loops are the kind of walk you can do most mornings without it being a hike.
Source: Clark County Wetlands Park
Eating out and guests
Esther's Kitchen
Lunch and weekend brunch are the easier times to get a table here.
Source: Esther's Kitchen
Staying social
West Flamingo Senior Center
A steady place to find classes and company close to the west side.
Source: West Flamingo Senior Center
Worth watching
Free Medicare help through Nevada SHIP
Free and unbiased, so it is a place to sort Medicare before you sign anything.
Source: Nevada SHIP (Medicare Assistance Program)
Move tools
Thinking about moving to Las Vegas? Run the rough math first.
Use these quick checks to test Las Vegas as a retirement move. They are not the full map; they help you decide what deserves a deeper look.
Tax and Medicare
Check the Las Vegas income picture.
Estimate how Nevada treats Social Security, pension income, IRA/401(k) withdrawals, city income tax, and Medicare premium tiers before you build the full journey.
Social Security
Not taxed
Pension
Not taxed
IRA / 401(k)
Not taxed
Mortgage
Test the payment or refi
Compare a current mortgage against a new rate, closing costs, and break-even timing.
Open mortgage checkWeather fit
Warm and sunny
Las Vegas has a weather profile that can support outdoor routines without making the best week the whole story.
Avg
70°
Sun
294
Rain
26
Snow
0
Things to do
Things to do in Las Vegas
Parks, trails, classes, and easy outings for an ordinary week.
Clark County Wetlands Park
Clark County Wetlands Park
A large park on the eastern edge of the valley with flat, easy trails and a 210-acre nature preserve. The Wetlands Loop is wide and gentle, with birds and water along the way. Trails are open dawn to dusk, and the Nature Center is open Tuesday through Sunday.
Why it matters
The flat loops are the kind of walk you can do most mornings without it being a hike.
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
Red Rock Canyon
A desert conservation area about 17 miles west of the Strip, with red sandstone cliffs and a one-way 13-mile scenic drive. You can take in the views from the car, stop at overlooks, or walk shorter trails near the visitor center. Timed entry is required for the drive in busy months.
Why it matters
The scenic drive lets you see it at an easy pace without a long hike.
Springs Preserve
Springs Preserve
A 180-acre attraction near downtown with botanical gardens, museums, and walking trails. It tells the story of the valley and has shaded paths and indoor exhibits. Open Thursday through Monday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Why it matters
Indoor museums and shaded gardens make it a good option when it is hot out.
Las Vegas attractions (Tripadvisor)
Fremont Street and the classic sights
Beyond the Strip, the Fremont Street Experience downtown has a covered light show and live music, and the Fountains of Bellagio run free shows through the day and evening. Tripadvisor keeps a ranked list of what is drawing crowds right now. Many of these are free to watch.
Why it matters
A few of the best-known sights cost nothing, so they are easy outings when family visits.
Las Vegas Natural History Museum
Las Vegas Natural History Museum
A Smithsonian-affiliate museum with more than ten galleries, covering Ancient Egypt, marine life, Africa, and prehistoric times. It is indoor, easy to walk, and a simple outing when grandkids are in town. It sits near downtown.
Why it matters
An indoor stop that works for a hot afternoon or a visit with the grandkids.
Browse by activity
Mapped places near Las Vegas. Tap a category to open the full list with directions.
Golf
Public, resort, and municipal courses near retirement towns.
24 places tracked
Hiking trails
Named trails, parks, and nature reserves for a real walk.
41 places tracked
Boating and water
Marinas, ramps, and launches for getting on the water.
4 places tracked
Pickleball
Courts and public places to play.
36 places tracked
Gardening
Community gardens, botanical gardens, and places to dig in.
7 places tracked
Arts and culture
Museums, galleries, theaters, and cultural stops.
92 places tracked
Community
Senior centers, community centers, and places to meet people.
33 places tracked
Bocce
Where to roll a few games on a sunny afternoon.
10 places tracked
Birding
Top-rated birding hotspots from the eBird community.
17 places tracked
Where to eat
Where to eat
Local spots for an easy dinner or a visit from family. Rough prices included.
Esther's Kitchen
Esther's Kitchen
A seasonal Italian spot in the downtown Arts District, away from the Strip. House-made pasta and bread are the draw, and reservations fill up fast. Open weekdays for lunch, weekends for brunch, and every day for dinner.
Approx. price
$$
Known for
House-made pasta and fresh bread
Why it matters
Lunch and weekend brunch are the easier times to get a table here.
Carson Kitchen
Carson Kitchen
A casual American small-plates restaurant on 6th Street in Downtown Las Vegas. The menu is built for sharing, with dishes like crispy chicken skins and bacon jam. It has been a downtown favorite for years.
Approx. price
$$
Known for
Shareable small plates and cocktails
Why it matters
Small plates make it easy to split a relaxed meal without a big bill.
Lotus of Siam
Lotus of Siam
A Northern Thai restaurant on East Flamingo Road run by a James Beard Award-winning chef. It is known for authentic Thai cooking and a long wine list. Open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Approx. price
$$
Known for
Northern Thai dishes and the wine list
Why it matters
A well-loved local institution that is off the Strip and open every day.
Pickleball and rec
Pickleball in Las Vegas
Where to play, drop in, and meet people. Court times, fees, and how busy it gets.
Senior help and discounts
Help and discounts for Las Vegas seniors
Programs, classes, free city services, seasonal help, and useful local deals.
West Flamingo Senior Center
West Flamingo Senior Center
A Clark County senior center on West Flamingo Road with recreational, educational, and leisure activities for adults 50 and older. It is one of the better-known older-adult centers in the valley. You can call 702-455-7742 for the current schedule.
Why it matters
A steady place to find classes and company close to the west side.
Centennial Hills Active Adult Center
Centennial Hills Active Adult Center
A City of Las Vegas center for adults 50 and older, on the northwest side. It runs exercise and educational classes, computer learning, and card games like bridge and pinochle. The city page lists hours and programs.
Why it matters
A low-cost way to keep a routine of classes and games near the northwest valley.
What’s coming up
What’s coming up in Las Vegas
Local events worth putting on the calendar. Check the host page for dates and parking before you go.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing about the area
City services, neighborhood updates, seasonal notes, and the everyday details that matter.
City decisions
City decisions to watch
Council agendas, hearings, and public meetings that can change access, housing, services, or costs.
Health and Medicare
Health and Medicare
Care, Medicare counseling, caregiver help, transportation, and the local senior support to line up.
Nevada SHIP (Medicare Assistance Program)
Free Medicare help through Nevada SHIP
Nevada's State Health Insurance Assistance Program gives free, unbiased counseling on Medicare to people who are eligible and their families. Trained counselors answer questions about plans, drug coverage, and costs. You can reach the helpline at 1-800-307-4444.
Why it matters
Free and unbiased, so it is a place to sort Medicare before you sign anything.
Upcoming events in Las Vegas
See all eventsTheater & film
Michael Jackson ONE Theatre at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino · Las Vegas, NV
Cirque du Soleil: Michael Jackson ONE
Michael Jackson ONE Theatre at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino
Prices are subject to change based on performance demand. Pricing and locations are subject to availability.
Music & concerts
X Rocks Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas · Las Vegas, NV
Sin City Stones
X Rocks Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas
General Admission Only Sin City Stones is the world's greatest Rolling Stones tribute experience that specializes in replicating the look, sound, and energy of The Rolling Stones in their most iconic era! They deliver energetic and engaging shows, making them the most popular choice for experienc...
Theater & film
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino · Las Vegas, NV
Barry Manilow
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
Join Barry Manilow for an unforgettable evening of showmanship and iconic hits at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino International Theater. Experience Manilow's show stopping performances from Copacabana to Mandy and Cant Smile Without You on a night you will never want to end. If you think y...
Theater & film
7:30 PM
Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club · Las Vegas, NV
Jay Reid Comedy & Cocktails At Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club
Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club
Jay Reid is an American comedian and actor. He got his start in comedy performing stand-up in small clubs throughout Las Vegas. Reid came to wider prominence after his TV debut on BETs Coming to the Stage. This Las Vegas-raised comedian has single-handedly captured the likes of millions after win...
Theater & film
The Showroom at the Golden Nugget · Las Vegas, NV
Gordie Brown
The Showroom at the Golden Nugget
Ticket price and facility charge are subject to live entertainment tax. MUST BE 21 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT. NO SMOKING OR CAMERAS ALLOWED INSIDE THE THEATRE. All ticket sales are final and are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Theater & film
8 PM
Hamburger Mary's - Las Vegas · Las Vegas, NV
Mary's House of Comedy
Hamburger Mary's - Las Vegas
Common questions
What people ask before retiring in Las Vegas
Short answers to the questions most people ask first. The full source trail sits in the guide above and the sources panel below.
Is Las Vegas, NV a good place to retire?
Plenty of people do retire here, so it is a real option worth a look. What matters is whether the home costs, the health and senior support, the things to do, and the family side all fit your life. Not just how it ranks on a list somewhere.
Source: City of Las Vegas Parks and RecreationWhat costs should you check before moving to Las Vegas?
Price the month, not the postcard. Keep separate lines for home, property taxes, insurance, utilities, getting around, health, and everyday spending. A low-tax headline can quietly hide a high insurance bill, or the other way around.
Source: City of Las VegasWhere do you find things to do in Las Vegas?
Start with parks and rec, the local event calendar, the visitor bureau, the senior center, and the restaurants people actually go to. The real question is whether they are close enough, and happen often enough, that you would use them all year. Not just visit once.
Source: City of Las Vegas Parks and RecreationWhat health and senior support matters in Las Vegas?
Look at Medicare counseling, the nearby hospitals, pharmacies, ways to get around, caregiver help, and one emergency contact. These can decide whether the move works, even when the rest of life looks great on paper.
Source: City of Las VegasWhat should your family ask before you move to Las Vegas?
Talk through driving, airport access, local services, who to call in an emergency, care backup, home upkeep, and how often someone would be needed. The point is to see the move as a real support plan, not just a nice address.
Source: City of Las VegasRetirement Life Score
A quick read on the life you would actually live.
Las Vegas scored across eight things that decide whether a move feels good: monthly affordability, home costs, restaurants and outings, activities, parks, health and senior support, weather, and getting around. The full numbers are below.
Las Vegas Retirement Life Score
76
Strong fit with tradeoffs / 75-84
Activities is the strongest daily-life fit. Home costs is the piece to verify before treating the move as settled.
A city looks livable and useful for many retirees, but one or two planning areas need a closer look.
Strongest fit: Activities & social calendar
Verify first: Home, taxes & insurance
Everyday affordability
Counts a lot73/100
How the ordinary monthly life could feel once taxes, insurance, fees, utilities, meals, and errands are in view.
What’s good: Lower-tax signals, visible discounts or free programs, ordinary-cost dining and errands, and practical transportation backup.
What to check: High housing pressure, insurance or storm costs, HOA or assessment friction, resort pricing, and thin cost evidence.
Price the month, not the postcard.
How this factor is scored
Signals checked: Clark County Wetlands Park · Watch: City of Las Vegas · NV has no state income tax
Evidence weighed: Tax, housing, insurance, senior-service, transportation, and local deal sources.
Weight in the total: High weight
Home, taxes & insurance
Counts a lot29/100
Property taxes, assessments, homeowners insurance, storm exposure, maintenance, and local housing friction.
What’s good: Clear assessor or property-appraiser sources, homestead or senior relief signals, and plain-language housing-cost context.
What to check: Coastal or wildfire exposure, insurance pressure, high home prices, amenity fees, HOA or district assessments, and missing local tax sources.
Separate the house from the lifestyle.
How this factor is scored
Signals checked: Watch: Clark County Assessor · Separate the house from the lifestyle.
Evidence weighed: County assessor, property appraiser, tax collector, insurance, emergency management, and housing sources.
Weight in the total: High weight
Restaurants & outings
78/100
Restaurants, coffee, arts, downtown meals, family visits, and low-friction places to go without over-planning.
What’s good: Specific restaurants, coffee shops, arts districts, downtown routines, visitor-hosting ideas, and source links that feel repeatable.
What to check: Only generic visitor copy, heavy seasonal crowds, hard parking, expensive dining signals, or no specific local outing ideas.
Look for repeatable evenings, not only famous spots.
How this factor is scored
Signals checked: Esther's Kitchen · Watch: City of Las Vegas Parks and Recreation
Evidence weighed: Restaurant sites, tourism boards, chambers, downtown groups, event venues, and local dining guides.
Weight in the total: Supporting weight
Activities & social calendar
94/100
Events, clubs, classes, pickleball, senior programs, volunteer options, and the weekly social rhythm.
What’s good: Dated events, parks and rec classes, senior-center programming, clubs, pickleball options, volunteer leads, and repeatable weekly activities.
What to check: Undated or stale calendars, few senior-friendly programs, heat or traffic timing issues, and no clear way to register or show up.
Make sure the week has more than errands.
How this factor is scored
Signals checked: Red Rock Canyon · Watch: City of Las Vegas
Evidence weighed: City calendars, recreation departments, senior centers, libraries, clubs, parks districts, and community event pages.
Weight in the total: Core weight
Parks & outdoor life
83/100
Parks, trails, beaches, gardens, preserves, water access, golf, and everyday outdoor routines.
What’s good: Specific parks, trails, beaches, gardens, water access, golf, outdoor classes, and low-friction places to be outside often.
What to check: Extreme heat, smoke, flooding, storm seasons, winter driving, crowding, parking friction, or thin park-level detail.
Check whether outdoor life works in the season you will actually live there.
How this factor is scored
Signals checked: Red Rock Canyon · Watch: City of Las Vegas
Evidence weighed: Parks departments, park districts, conservancies, recreation sources, tourism sources, and trail or beach authorities.
Weight in the total: Supporting weight
Health & support access
Counts a lot85/100
Medicare help, aging agencies, caregiver backup, transportation support, pharmacies, and local service depth.
What’s good: Area Agency on Aging, SHIP or SHINE counseling, senior services, caregiver support, transportation help, and credible health-resource depth.
What to check: Weak care-radius evidence, no benefits counseling source, unclear transportation backup, or hints that specialist access requires long drives.
Do not let a fun town hide a weak care radius.
How this factor is scored
Signals checked: West Flamingo Senior Center · Watch: City of Las Vegas
Evidence weighed: Area Agencies on Aging, county health and human services, senior services, Medicare counseling, transit, and hospital or clinic sources.
Weight in the total: High weight
Weather comfort
70/100
Heat, storms, flooding, smoke, winter, seasonal swings, and how much resilience planning the move demands.
What’s good: Evidence that outdoor life works in ordinary seasons, plus clear planning sources for heat, storms, winter, smoke, or emergency readiness.
What to check: Sustained heat, hurricane or flood exposure, wildfire or smoke risk, winter driving, evacuation complexity, and missing resilience sources.
Plan the hard season, not the best week.
How this factor is scored
Signals checked: Red Rock Canyon · Watch: City of Las Vegas Parks and Recreation · 70F annual average, 294 sunny days
Evidence weighed: Emergency management, weather-resilience, utility, health, parks, insurance, and local government sources.
Weight in the total: Core weight
Getting around & family visits
71/100
Driving, parking, airport access, golf-cart life, visitor logistics, medical trips, and family backup.
What’s good: Airport or transit access, shuttle or senior transportation, walkable routines, golf-cart usefulness, and simple family-visit logistics.
What to check: Traffic, parking scarcity, seasonal congestion, night-driving issues, long medical trips, or no car-light backup.
Test the drive on an ordinary Tuesday.
How this factor is scored
Signals checked: Fremont Street and the classic sights · Watch: City of Las Vegas
Evidence weighed: Transit agencies, airports, city transportation pages, senior services, tourism access pages, and guide items with location detail.
Weight in the total: Supporting weight
How we keep this current
Sources for Las Vegas
A mix of city pages, community calendars, senior services, council agendas, official tourism, restaurant sites, and registration pages. Every claim above links to where it came from.
See the 21 sources behind this guideEvery claim above links to where it came from.ShowHide
official / weekly
City of Las Vegas
The city hub for resident services, notices, and meetings.
official / weekly
City of Las Vegas Parks and Recreation
Where to find the city parks, rec centers, and senior programming.
official / weekly
City of Las Vegas Events Calendar
The city calendar for local events and programming, not Strip tourism.
institutional / weekly
Visit Las Vegas
The visitor bureau. A starting point for dining and entertainment, skewed toward guests.
official / weekly
Clark County Assessor
The county source for property values and assessments, to check real housing costs.
official / weekly
Nevada SHIP
Nevada's free Medicare counseling for beneficiaries, families, and caregivers.
official / weekly
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs
A city park at Tule Springs with walking paths, fishing ponds, and shade, well away from the Strip.
official / weekly
Sunset Park Pickleball Complex
The Clark County public pickleball complex, two dozen courts, drop-in or reservable.
community / weekly
Esther's Kitchen
The Downtown Arts District Italian spot locals keep sending people to.
official / weekly
Howard Lieburn Senior Center
A city senior center with classes, yoga, arts, gardening, and seasonal trips.
community / weekly
Esther's Kitchen
Seasonal Italian neighborhood restaurant in the Las Vegas Arts District downtown, from chef James Trees. Open for lunch weekdays, brunch on weekends, and dinner daily. Official site.
community / weekly
Carson Kitchen
Creative American small-plates spot at 124 S. 6th St in Downtown Las Vegas, a cornerstone of the downtown dining scene. Official site.
community / weekly
Lotus of Siam
Northern Thai restaurant from James Beard Award winner chef Saipin Chutima, at 620 E. Flamingo Rd, open daily 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Official site.
institutional / weekly
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
Top-ranked Las Vegas attraction with a one-way 13-mile scenic drive and a visitor center, about 17 miles west of the Strip on State Route 159. Official site.
institutional / weekly
Springs Preserve
180-acre cultural attraction with botanical gardens, museums, and trails, open Thursday through Monday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Official site.
official / weekly
Clark County Wetlands Park
2,900-acre park on the eastern edge of the valley with a 210-acre nature preserve and five trailheads. Trails open dawn to dusk; Nature Center open Tuesday through Sunday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. County parks page.
institutional / weekly
Las Vegas attractions (Tripadvisor)
Tripadvisor's ranked list of the best things to do in Las Vegas, including the Fremont Street Experience and the Fountains of Bellagio.
community / weekly
Las Vegas Natural History Museum
Smithsonian-affiliate museum with more than ten galleries covering Ancient Egypt, the ocean, Africa, and more. Official site.
official / weekly
West Flamingo Senior Center
Clark County senior center at 6255 W. Flamingo Rd offering recreational, educational, and leisure activities for adults 50 and older. County page; phone 702-455-7742.
official / weekly
Centennial Hills Active Adult Center
City of Las Vegas center with exercise and educational classes, computer learning, and games like bridge and pinochle for adults 50 and older. Official city page.
official / weekly
Nevada SHIP (Medicare Assistance Program)
Nevada's State Health Insurance Assistance Program offers free, unbiased Medicare counseling through the state Aging and Disability Services Division. State page; helpline 1-800-307-4444.
Activities & recreation in Las Vegas
What there is to do here, with the sources.
The things people retire for, in Las Vegas. Each links to the full activity guide and the states that fit it.
Clark County Parks operates a 24-court Premier Pickleball Complex at Sunset Park (2601 E Sunset Rd) where courts can be reserved, plus free first-come, first-served courts at Lone Mountain Regional Park, Hollywood Park, and other sites. The City of Las Vegas runs a dedicated adult pickleball ladder league with senior and mixed divisions at Durango Hills Park and Bill Briare Park.
Clark County Parks and RecreationClark County Social Services operates multiple senior centers across the valley, including facilities at Whitney Recreation Center and Paradise Recreation Center; the county's Adult Care Services division at 1600 Pinto Lane (702-455-4270) coordinates Older Americans Act programs. Nevada's Area Agencies on Aging connect residents to congregate meals, transportation, and caregiver support.
Clark County Senior ServicesLake Mead National Recreation Area, roughly 30 miles from downtown Las Vegas, holds striped bass, largemouth bass, catfish, and crappie year-round. Anglers need a valid Nevada or Arizona fishing license, available through the Nevada Department of Wildlife; resident annual licenses run $24 and a senior sportsman combo is available at a reduced rate.
Published local price
Nevada resident annual fishing license (age 18 and older); no published senior discount listed
Nevada Department of Wildlife Apply and Buy Fishing · as of 2026Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, about 17 miles west of the Strip, offers more than 30 named trails ranging from flat Calico Hills loops to the strenuous Turtlehead Peak ascent; the BLM-managed conservation area has a $15 per-vehicle day-use fee. Valley of Fire State Park adds another 40,000 acres of sandstone canyons and petrified wood an hour northeast.
Published local price
Nevada State Parks annual day-use permit (all parks, 12 months); senior resident (age 65+) permit $30 per year
Published range: $30 to $100.
Nevada State Parks Annual Permits · as of 2025-2026Lake Mead National Recreation Area's Boulder Basin provides the closest launching point to Las Vegas, with several marinas and NPS-managed boat ramps along the shore; NPS notes that multiple companies offer guided kayak and canoe tours through hidden coves. Las Vegas Boat Harbor and Lake Mead Marina at Hemenway Landing both offer wet slips and seasonal rentals.
Published local price
Nevada boat registration annual fee; watercraft 13 to under 18 feet $25; under 13 feet $20
Published range: $20 to $25.
Nevada Department of Wildlife Boat Titling and Registration · as of 2026The Smith Center for the Performing Arts at 361 Symphony Park Ave anchors downtown Las Vegas's cultural scene with Broadway touring shows, the Las Vegas Philharmonic, and resident companies. The Nevada Museum of Art in Reno and the Las Vegas Natural History Museum supplement the regional offering, and free monthly art walks connect galleries in the Arts District south of downtown.
The Smith Center for the Performing ArtsThe City of North Las Vegas operates the Aliante Golf Club and the Municipal Par 3 Golf and Disc Golf Course, where seniors 60 and older pay just $9 per round on weekdays. Las Vegas Golf Club, a par-72 layout dating to 1938 at 4300 W Washington Ave, is the valley's oldest course and accepts daily public play.
City of North Las Vegas Parks and RecreationThe El Dorado Community Garden at Sunset Park is one of several Clark County parks facilities that support community plot gardening, and the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension runs an active Master Gardener program serving the Las Vegas Valley. The Springs Preserve, a 180-acre nature and culture campus at 333 S Valley View Blvd, maintains demonstration gardens suited to the Mojave Desert.
Clark County Parks and RecreationGolf
Golf near Las Vegas
Courses around Las Vegas worth a round, with how to book each one.

- Par
- 71
- Back tees
- 6,815 yds
- Round
- ~4h
- On foot
- Walkable
Flat, classic 1961 layout with short walks between greens and tees · Bert Stamps
A traditional course close to the Strip where Tiger Woods earned his first PGA Tour win. The flat routing and short green-to-tee walks make it one of the easiest in town to walk.
Opened 1961 · $$ · Slope 130

- Par
- 71
- Back tees
- 6,722 yds
- Round
- ~4h
- On foot
- Cart required
Two desert courses with Red Rock Canyon and Strip views · Arnold Palmer
A city-owned 36-hole complex on the west side with two Arnold Palmer courses plus a fun short course. The Mountain and Palm layouts are cart-required, so plan on riding.
Opened 1989 · $$$ · Slope 128

- Par
- 72
- Back tees
- 7,146 yds
- Round
- ~4h
- On foot
- Cart required
Pure desert golf with wide landing areas and no homes in sight · Pete Dye
A Pete Dye course about 25 minutes north of the Strip, wrapped in open desert with generous fairways. It is a premium ride-only round, so save it for a special day out.
Opened 1995 · $$$$ · Slope 121

- Par
- 71
- Back tees
- 7,002 yds
- Round
- ~4h
- On foot
- Cart required
Tropical theme with water, palms, and a signature island green · Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley
The only course right on the Las Vegas Strip, dressed up with lagoons, palms, and white sand. Carts are required and it plays as a premium resort round.
Opened 2000 · $$$$ · Slope 130

- Par
- 72
- Round
- ~4h
Three nines blending open desert, arroyos, and water-hole oases · Mark Rathert
A roomy 27-hole muni in Boulder City, about a half hour from town, with three nines you can mix and match. It is a relaxed drive out to a quiet desert setting.
Opened 2003 · $$