Clark County Museum
The Clark County Museum near Henderson spreads across an outdoor Heritage Street of restored historic homes, a recreated ghost town and indoor exhibits tracing Nevada's past. An affordable, charming history stop about 35 minutes from the Strip.
Clark County Museum Las Vegas: Review, Tickets & What to Expect
The Clark County Museum is a delightful surprise about 35 minutes from the Strip, trading glitz for genuine history. Its centrepiece is Heritage Street, a row of restored homes and buildings from across the region's past, furnished to their period and open to explore, alongside a recreated ghost town and a vintage print shop.
Indoor galleries trace the sweep of southern Nevada history, from Indigenous peoples to the atomic age and the rise of Las Vegas. Affordable and refreshingly uncrowded, it's best enjoyed in the cooler morning hours, as much of it is outdoors. Check current admission online.
Insider tipThe outdoor Heritage Street of vintage houses is the highlight, so allow time to wander them — go in the cooler morning hours, as much of the museum is open-air.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
1830 S. Boulder Hwy.
