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Clark County Wetlands Park — Las Vegas, Nevada

Photo: Renee Grayson, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons. The Las Vegas Wash flowing through the wetlands at sunrise, the park's central waterway.
Clark County Wetlands Park in Las Vegas: best for ages 0-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, 13-17; Free.
Address7050 Wetlands Park Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89121
HoursTrails open daily from dawn to dusk; Nature Center Tue–Sun 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
PricesFree
Price notesClark County states that Wetlands Park is free to visit.
Age notesFlat walking and biking trails through a 2,900-acre desert wetlands park, with a Nature Center that has exhibits for children. Trails are open dawn to dusk; summer visits are best early in the day.
BookingNo reservation needed.
Suggested timeAbout 2 hours
AccessibilityNot confirmed on the county's pages in the text fetched.
ParkingFree parking at the Nature Center and trailhead lots.
AccessibilityPAGE-VERIFIED on Clark County's own pages: the 210-acre Nature Preserve has 'over three miles of paved ADA accessible trails' through cottonwood groves and mesquite bosques (county Nature Preserve page); the county Trails page repeats 'three miles of paved ADA accessible trails, restrooms' in the Preserve; the county's official park map legend marks the Nature Center 'ADA Accessible.' The 14-mile Wetlands Loop Trail is paved for about 9.5 miles (North section fully paved). Dogs and bikes are NOT allowed on Nature Preserve trails (wildlife protection) — leashed dogs are allowed on Duck Creek Trails and the Wetlands Loop.
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