(702) 822-7700
333 S Valley View Blvd
Las Vegas,
NV
89107
36.1689
-115.1924
Neighborhoods: Rancho Oakey, Las Vegas
What People Are Saying About Springs Preserve
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – The 180-acre Preserve is home to hundreds of native plant, bird and animal species, but more than that it's an educational and recreational gathering spot. Visitors can learn how Native Americans, early settlers and Mormon missionaries relied on the Springs to survive. The Preserve contains a botanical garden, more than 1.8 miles of interpretive trails, museums and a 1,800 seat outdoor amphitheater where every seat is within 130 feet of the stage.
07/25/09
Loved Wolfgang Puck Cafe!
by Dalaimama69
Went to Springs Preserve on a field trip with my son. Had a good time then went to eat @ Wolfgang Puck Cafe. It was on a hot day in May and we had the restaurant nearly to ourselves which was nice. Burgers are fantastic, the best I've had in Vegas and I've been coming here since 1990. I highly recommend it.
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The Details on Springs Preserve
Save Money:
Show your Nevada ID and save money off your admission or purchase an individual annual pass for $40 or family annual pass for $75.
When to Go:
The Springs Preserve hosts concerts, performances and other events. Check their website for upcoming events.
The Extras:
There are lectures, tours, hands-on workshops and educational programming for children, adults and teachers.
Know Before You Go:
With the exception of service animals, pets are not allowed.
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