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Visiting the Wash


Wetlands Park - Nature Preserve
A 6-mile section of the Wash is being transformed into one of the most unique wetlands parks in the country! This is all part of Clark County's Master Plan to develop a portion of the Wash into the Clark County Wetlands Park.


Nature Preserve map

The work being conducted by the Las Vegas Wash Coordination Committee supports the development of the Clark County Wetlands Park and will help with the long-term management of the valuable ecological resources in the park. The first phase of construction on the Nature Preserve, located at 7050 Wetland Park Lane, has been completed and is now open to the public. The hours of operation for the visitor center are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

Directions to the Wetlands Park

While there is a great deal of work yet to be done on the 2,900 acre Clark County Wetlands Park, the centerpiece of the park, known as the Nature Preserve, is open to the public from dawn to dusk. If you plan on going to the preserve, make sure you bring plenty of water and sunscreen. If you plan on bike riding or bringing the family dog, please use the Duck Creek Trail entrance, which is designed to meet those needs.


Duck Creek Trail Head

Get Map Directions to the Clark County Nature Preserve.

For more information on the Wetland's Park, please visit their website at www.wetlandspark.org.


City of Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve
Big birds, little birds, green birds, yellow birds! That's what you will see at the City of Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve, located at 2400 Moser Drive in Henderson. The bird viewing preserve, while not technically on the Wash (the Wash is less than a mile to the north) offers an excellent opportunity for all kinds of bird enthusiasts, from beginners who are just learning the basics to expert birders who want to add birds to their life list. Due to their proximity, many species of birds that are found in the Wash can also be seen at the preserve (view the list of birds identified in the Wash). The preserve is open daily from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. with classes and walking tours available. Please call 702-267-4180 or click on the link below to find out more.

Get Map Directions to the preserve.


Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve