Excellent museum! Admission is included with a ticket to the entire Springs Preserve park. This museum took us nearly 30-45 minutes and had plenty of different types of exhibits. From animal remains and fossils, to Las Vegas history throughout the years. Event center and very kind friendly, definitely check this place out! Admission is only $10 and includes the remainder of the 180 acre property.
Andrea Lara
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January 15, 2023
Do yourself a favor and buy a ticket! Tickets are $9 and under, yearly memberships offered and parking is completely free. The exhibits are very interactive for families of all ages. This place includes a large botanical garden, several main exhibits, natural habitat exhibit which features live insects and animals that kids would love! - (foxes, butterflies, spiders, lizards, rabbits, scorpions, tarantulas), free train rides to Boomtown, hiking trails, amphitheater, conference rooms with amazing views (great for meetings or networking events), and a cafe overlooking the strip. The food was delicious! Lattes, smoothies, chai teas, ciabatta sandwiches, burgers, potato fries, salads, they also include kids menu, & lots of Vegan and Vegetarian options as well. Very clean restrooms and elevators all over. Wheelchair accessible for all attractions including the train. A ton of really exciting history of Nevada and the Las Vegas area. It’s a must see - You’re going to love this place!!
Scott Burgess
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October 31, 2021
Another great fine in Las Vegas! A wonderful opportunity to spend the day exploring the expansive lush grounds of springs preserve. From the museums to the gardens to the trails and the beautiful butterfly exhibit, good times were had. Good for all ages, I will be back to further explore and hopefully grab a bite at the Divine Cafe. Divine Cafe has seating that overlooks the grounds. I definitely recommend checking this place out.
Gerald Yuen
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February 12, 2023
Very huge place with a lot of education value. Many many cool stuff and animals and insects.
We wanted to go the the butterfly garden but it's only open seasonally (assuming it's spring?)
Rolf Shmidt
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September 24, 2022
This is an ok museum by itself with an arboretum that is pleasing to the eyes, however, compared to other State Museums around the nation, especially Austin, TX, Albany, NY , Cheyenne, WY and even Trenton, NJ, this one leaves much to be desired. It looks like the displays were more or less thrown together without much thought or depth.
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Excellent museum! Admission is included with a ticket to the entire Springs Preserve park. This museum took us nearly 30-45 minutes and had plenty of different types of exhibits. From animal remains and fossils, to Las Vegas history throughout the years. Event center and very kind friendly, definitely check this place out! Admission is only $10 and includes the remainder of the 180 acre property.
Do yourself a favor and buy a ticket! Tickets are $9 and under, yearly memberships offered and parking is completely free. The exhibits are very interactive for families of all ages. This place includes a large botanical garden, several main exhibits, natural habitat exhibit which features live insects and animals that kids would love! - (foxes, butterflies, spiders, lizards, rabbits, scorpions, tarantulas), free train rides to Boomtown, hiking trails, amphitheater, conference rooms with amazing views (great for meetings or networking events), and a cafe overlooking the strip. The food was delicious! Lattes, smoothies, chai teas, ciabatta sandwiches, burgers, potato fries, salads, they also include kids menu, & lots of Vegan and Vegetarian options as well. Very clean restrooms and elevators all over. Wheelchair accessible for all attractions including the train. A ton of really exciting history of Nevada and the Las Vegas area. It’s a must see - You’re going to love this place!!
Another great fine in Las Vegas! A wonderful opportunity to spend the day exploring the expansive lush grounds of springs preserve. From the museums to the gardens to the trails and the beautiful butterfly exhibit, good times were had. Good for all ages, I will be back to further explore and hopefully grab a bite at the Divine Cafe. Divine Cafe has seating that overlooks the grounds. I definitely recommend checking this place out.
Very huge place with a lot of education value. Many many cool stuff and animals and insects. We wanted to go the the butterfly garden but it's only open seasonally (assuming it's spring?)
This is an ok museum by itself with an arboretum that is pleasing to the eyes, however, compared to other State Museums around the nation, especially Austin, TX, Albany, NY , Cheyenne, WY and even Trenton, NJ, this one leaves much to be desired. It looks like the displays were more or less thrown together without much thought or depth.