5.23.26 I am happy to say the Rail Bikes are Back and the transition has been completed. These are…read morea lot of fun pedaling through the dessert on rail bikes on rail road tracks. 4 miles out break and 4 miles back. This is a must try located in Boulder City you can also book old train rides Nextdoor.

The ride was much shorter than expected. For the price, I thought it would be a longer experience…read more It was pretty fun, I wouldn't do it a second time though. It was just okay.

I absolutely love water street! So many really great food spots and bars! Awesome events and…read morecarnivals are hosted here as well! I try to attend as much as I can! It's a very cute area away from the strip that feels a lot more like a community.

Water street always puts on great events. This time I went to the hot rod show. What a collection…read moreof enthusiasts and cars. Proud people sharing their love of history and automobiles.

My husband dragged me here - and then I had the best time!…read more It was the day after Memorial Day so the large crowds were not there. It's in Henderson, not far from the City. They have a very well-curated museum with century homes throughout the property, including the old print shop, railway depot, a conductor's house, a church and more. Beautiful grounds. YES, roses DO BLOOM in the desert. Go!

Seeking historical context and actual evidence and facts of Nevada…read more.... Let's go! Living breathing historical facts and data are always the best. Now we cannot touch anything. Keep your hands and feet to yourself as you walk the path. It's starts with the breath of the old west. What did a young Las Vegas and Boulder City actually look like. Most of the history here are actual. Some are replicated by certain types of groups to aid in keeping the history alive. As you move on you can actually walk through the exhibits. The history of each era is shown in houses by the "Main Street," exhibits. It's too cool ! This is the way to see a little piece of history. That old chapel was saved and has married so many individuals. Come and see our historical past in photos. The artifacts of the era are here too.

Shan-Gri-La is a great time for kiddos! If you're looking to take your little explorer to a free,…read moreminimal cost fun time, visit as a family! However, it's Vegas, so bring your hats, waters, misters, whatever you do to fight the heat out here. We brought our niece and nephew here because right now life is all about dinosaurs! They were able to meet Dino man, we explored the very colorful and decorated front yard, saw some gems, baby Dino eggs, a T-Rex and even some aliens. Dino man makes it very fun to be involved and interacts with you, he has little free toys or snacks, games that get you prizes; and little stuff on sale that is very affordable to go towards your experience! He has water, soda and ice pops for your fun time also! Overall, it was a great experience for my nephew, he was super interested in his yard, car and garage! We will be back to see Dino man, but maybe when it's not too hot so he is amazed a bit longer!

What: little museum park for kids. The front of the house is decorated with lots of different…read moredinosaurs and there's a table of toy dinosaurs to play with. Logistics: Before you go in, Dinoman will give you the rules of what you can/can't touch. There are two dinos the kids can sit on for photos. Then into the garage and you can pick a few items (snacks, little toys, candy) for free. There are coupons to spin a wheel and win other things and he also has fossils that he explains and lets the kids touch. It's a very sweet little place obviously put together with the love of dinosaurs and little children by a retired teacher. Our nieces (ages 4 and 7) enjoyed it and spent about 45 minutes there. Cost: free, so please donate a little something to keep this funky place around for the little ones!

We just had a baseball tournament at Mission Hills Park and it was a wonderful location for the…read morebaseball activities that took place. The fields were pristine and the location was easier to get to and had a lot of businesses in the area to visit Just down the block. You have Starbucks, Albertson's and a lot of other businesses that you can shop while you play at the park however in this case, we had a baseball tournament take place there and it was the coolest little park to play in. If you are going to go there, it's recommended you bring canopies and something to shade yourself! Don't forget to hydrate definitely use this park to have fun. Bring your dogs and enjoy the area.

Mission Hills is a huge park with plenty of green grass, a playground, a large splash pad, and…read morecovered pavilions to rent for events. The splash pad here is one of the largest splash pad at Henderson parks. It is spread out to give kids plenty of space to splash and play. It has a variety of features too. The splash pad is conveniently located next to a set of bathrooms and changing stalls. One of my favorite things about this park is all the green grass out in open spaces. I love having all the open space to let my toddler safely run. A lot of people bring blankets and hang out or have a picnic. The playground is good for about three years and up. A lot of the climbing features would be too big for really little ones. There are also two big slides in the side of a hill. There aren't any swings at this playground. There is a large covered pavilion area in between the playground and splash pad. It's large enough to be rented out for two different parties. We attended a toddler birthday party here and it was a nice space for that. The city should put up signs that the pavilions are paid rentals though. My friend arrived to find a party happening in the area she rented. The other party didn't know rentals were to be arranged through the city. She felt bad and gave up some of her rental space because she didn't want to ruin a kid's birthday party. Another cool thing about Mission Hills is the shaved ice truck that has a permanent spot when it's hot out. How perfect to be able to grab shaved ice when playing in the heat.

"One thing about trains: It doesn't matter where they're going. What matters is deciding to get…read moreon?" The Polar Express We decided to get on! The purchasing of the tickets was a breeze . You just need to buy them at the depot. You actually get a paper ticket too . The train ride lasts about thirty minutes and it's takes you about three miles from the station platform to Railroad Pass Casino. Then it returns to the Platform. In between the wait for the train you can wander the platform and see all sorts of interesting trains from all around the world. This is a great way to spend an afternoon. Get out and see some amazing views of trains. Be a kid again!

I am anticipating the opening of the new museum, but I'll miss this one. Everyone I met was so…read morehelpful and courteous. Volunteers answered my questions about the trains and one even offered me a list of suggested local businesses to patronize. Everything was great!

We went on a Sunday afternoon and had the place to ourselves!…read more The attendant was super friendly and made an effort to help make sure the kiddos felt accomplished! A fun variety of toys! We bought the Groupon! Totally worth it! All you need now is a seating area for adults!

Located in a Strip mall, small location with 15-20 claw machines. Each has different toys to win…read more The coin machines were all out of order but the cashier was able to provide us the exchange for coins. $20 for 24 coins (other versions available). We scored about 4 different toys & they give you a plastic clear drawstring bag to carry all your loot!

First place I saw when I drove into BC and I knew immediately I'd found my new home…read more As roadside attractions go, Tom's museum is a special place. I love the sense of community they foster and the museum is a blast to tour.

Tom Devlin spent over 2 decades working in special effects and his museum is a testament to his…read moretalent. I don't always do the best with haunted houses so I was nervous going in but the exhibits are so interesting I couldn't help getting sucked into each and every one. The amount of items was incredible and I spent far too long looking at everything available in the gift shop. I can't wait to go back!

We came for a birthday trip down here in Vegas and found this tour on a google search. It was well…read moreplanned and so much fun. A must do for some Vegas fun!

Amazing activity that takes real advantage of what Nevada has to offer. Skilled and experienced…read morestaff, stunning scenery, and f@$king cool Broncos. Highly recommend this experience!

Granted I had been is Roswell the previous week, and had visited the UFO museum there. So this…read moreseemed a bit repetitive. I had been hoping for more Area 51 information. But it was just the same alien abduction information repeated.

You're in Vegas Baby! The individual next to you could be…read morean alien! Who knows? Do you need some answers on how to recognize an actual alien, then let's go in and explore. You can walk through this little secret world and explore the different cultures of aliens and how they developed throughout time and history. Especially, here in Vegas the world's most fascinating place to see aliens . Shhh!! There is a secret base that you can visit to find out. Or so they said. No one has lived that long to tell the public. Are you wondering what it looks like to see an actual alien? They have examples of what an alien craft could look like as a replica of course. We all know what our ancestors looked like? Or do we ? There is nothing better than to see proof. They have ancient knowledge of a crystal structure skull ! Could it be real perhaps . Lots of evidence in an actual alien autopsy? They set up the scene of the movie where you can see it . Its attention to details is amazing. This is a fun place to come and let your imagination wander and discover new things about aliens among us.