Clark County Wetlands Park
Clark County Wetlands Park is a 2,900-acre desert wetland near Las Vegas, with boardwalks, trails, ponds and abundant wildlife along the Las Vegas Wash, plus a nature center. A free, refreshing escape from the Strip.
Clark County Wetlands Park Las Vegas: Review, Tickets & What to Expect
Clark County Wetlands Park is one of the Las Vegas Valley's best-kept secrets — 2,900 acres of unexpectedly lush wetland threaded with trails and boardwalks along the Las Vegas Wash. Ponds, streams and greenery support a thriving community of birds, fish and desert wildlife, a world away from the neon a short drive east.
The park's nature center makes an excellent starting point, with exhibits explaining the surprising ecosystem. It's completely free to visit, and best enjoyed in the cool of the early morning, when birdlife is most active. A genuine breath of fresh air.
Insider tipIt's free and far greener than you'd expect in the desert — the nature center is a great starting point, and early morning is best for birdwatching and beating the heat.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
7050 Wetlands Park Ln.
