Boulder City Urban Pond

Boulder City Urban Pond is a free nature center in Boulder City, NV 89005, run through the Nevada Department of Wildlife. It's listed under recreation and attractions, specifically as a nature center, and is open to the full 0 to 18 age range with brackets for 0 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18.

The two programs on file are Learn to Fish Programs and Family Fishing Days, both centered on introducing kids to fishing rather than general nature walks or wildlife viewing. This makes the pond a good option for families who want a low-cost way to try fishing without owning a boat or driving out to a lake.

The site itself has paved parking, restrooms, fishing docks, and concrete paths, and it is marked as accessible, with accessible paths, accessible fishing docks, accessible restrooms, and limited mobility support listed as accommodations. That combination makes it usable for families that include a wheelchair user or someone with limited mobility.

Hours run 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM every day of the week, year-round, which is a wide window for an outdoor site and allows for early morning or evening fishing trips. There is no phone number listed for this location; families should visit ndow.org for program schedules and any permit requirements, since fishing typically requires a license in Nevada even at a free access point.

The price range is listed as free, and there is no information here about scholarships, sibling discounts, or trial offers, since none of that would typically apply to a free public site. Language of instruction is English. This is best thought of as an outdoor recreation spot for a quick fishing outing or a scheduled Family Fishing Day rather than a structured, ongoing youth program. Anyone planning a first trip may want to call the Nevada Department of Wildlife directly for the most current word on fish stocking and dock conditions.