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Springs Preserve
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"I love the views of downtown from the Springs Cafe"(2 Tips)
"The Wolfgang Puck cafe is awesome, too!"(2 Tips)
"If you show your Bofa card your admission is free."(2 Tips)
"Love the gardens and the off the grid home on display."(4 Tips)
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Get a look at Vegas before all the casinos. Tons of museums that have collections that change, with botanical & butterfly gardens. Totally worth a trip.
Lux DeluxJanuary 17, 2012Enjoy the delectable offerings from the Springs Cafe, such as the exquisite wood-fired salmon filet with smoked tomato aioli and arugula, served on house-made flatbread.
VEGAS.comNovember 9, 2012The 180-acre attraction features exhibits, galleries, trails and gardens that provide tons of information. See live animals like rabbits, spiders, lizards and bats.
Alyssa CatozziFebruary 27, 2014So much fun! Great place to take kids. Very educational (if you want it to be) & not pricey at all. Kept my attention all the way through! & They have their own restaurant & gift shop.
My one year old daughter loves coming here to see the animals, play on the playground, and watch Wings Over The Springs on the weekends. A membership is well worth it!
Wayne LathamMarch 13, 2016This place is fantastic. You can easily spend an entire day here. Perfect family fun and exhibits are always changing!
The Ritz-CarltonOctober 10, 2011Since you’re at Las Vegas Springs Preserve, be sure to visit one of the major exhibits offered on-site. Each is themed around various historical, cultural and environmental aspects of desert life.
Ryan HolversonMay 9, 2012Definitely a must see for families and anyone who wants to know more about the LV area. Could spend a whole day here with the trails.
Christine LeeApril 9, 2010love this place. great holiday decorations (halloween and winter wonderland), concerts and movies during the summer. lots to see and do. bring your walking shoes
Sherry Weaver QuinneyNovember 4, 2012You can hike around the Springs Preserve without paying to go into the main part. There are 1.8 miles worth of trails split between 4 themes. Trails open 10am - dusk.
The summer camp is an amazing opportunity for kids! They learn all about nature, archeology, and recycling while having fun in true summer camp style! Members get a discount on enrollment fee!
Lawrence BarnardApril 2, 2015Good investment to purchase the family pass. If you go more than two times in a year, it has paid for itself.- Lux DeluxJune 14, 2012Join the staff of on-site zoologists in a feeding of the Preserve's Living Collections, open to the public every Saturday and Sunday.
- Lux DeluxDecember 30, 2011Celebrate the season at the annual Holiday Spectacular, featuring festive fare, reindeer pony rides, ice skating and, of course, photos with Santa.
Ninja MamaJuly 14, 2013Stay hydrated.... Bring ur own h2o. Alternate indoor n outdoor activities to stay cool n max your time
- Steven AltigOctober 1, 2010Wolfgang Puck's cafe was awsome. Also, watch for the park rangers around the kids play area. They try to keep the kids on lock down. :-( but they're slow and you can help you're kids make a get away
ecomaginationJanuary 5, 2011Check out the Desert Living Center! It's a LEED Platinum certified center for education on sustainable living in the Mojave Desert. Its gardens demonstrate water & energy conservation solutions
Mer RiveraMay 16, 2013my 1st time here & i forgot how tired i was from working all night.. i wanna come back but maybe when it's not so hot.
Erik DickmanJune 23, 2014I was BORED. My girlfriend and I are in our 20s and we were really bored. No people. Really hot. Barely any concessions. No animals. Most of the trees and bushes weren't great or maintained well.
Soraya Suárez-ManenaApril 21, 2013First, we bought a beer... But at second pair of beers they said : "you need to but something to eat in order we to sell a beer"... Really? ... Disapointed!
Anastasia SmithApril 15, 2011Admission tickets for the day can be applied toward a Membership. They begin as low as $25 for one year as of the date of purchase
Chinese chicken salad is amazing Just the right amount of hot mustard in the dressing.- Michelle Hernandez-MeatonAugust 17, 2010My kids and I love this place! The Wolfgang Puck cafe is awesome, too!
You wouldn't think to come here during the rain. But you'd be wrong.- I love the views of downtown from the Springs Cafe
Eric ZmudaJuly 16, 2010Found out if you have any BofA card it is free the first weekend of the month.
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Brian ElliottApril 3, 2010The line for tickets is about an hour. Been in line for about 30min and estimate I am half way...ish.
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Springs Preserve
333 S Valley View Blvd (at Meadows Ln)
Las Vegas, NV 89107
United States
Las Vegas, NV 89107
United States
The Springs Preserve is a 180-acre cultural and historical attraction designed to celebrate Las Vegas' history and provide a vision for a sustainable future.
Closed until 9:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
(702) 822-7700
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