Pioneer Saloon
The Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings has poured drinks since 1913, making it one of southern Nevada's oldest watering holes, complete with Old West relics, bullet holes and ties to Clark Gable. A characterful, free-to-enter day trip from Las Vegas.
Pioneer Saloon Las Vegas: Review, Tickets & What to Expect
The Pioneer Saloon in the tiny town of Goodsprings is a genuine slice of the Old West, serving drinks since 1913 in a building that still wears its history on its walls — original bullet holes included. About 45 minutes from the Strip, it's a favourite detour for those wanting something authentic beyond the neon.
The saloon is steeped in stories, including its connection to Hollywood legend Clark Gable, who is said to have waited here for news after his wife Carole Lombard's fatal 1942 plane crash nearby. It's free to step inside; you only pay for food and drink. Pair it with a scenic desert drive.
Insider tipIt's about 45 minutes from the Strip in tiny Goodsprings — free to step inside (you just pay for food and drink) — and the old bullet holes and history make it more than just a bar; combine it with a desert drive.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
310 NV-161
