Henderson City Parks and Recreation

Henderson City Parks and Recreation runs youth sports leagues, summer day camps, swimming lessons, fitness classes, and other recreational programs across Henderson, similar to how Las Vegas runs its own citywide parks department. The contact address on this listing is 27 E Texas Ave in the 89015 zip code, which serves as an administrative point of contact for a department that operates across multiple sites rather than a single facility.

Amenities listed span the department's network: playgrounds, sports fields, public pools, community centers, and picnic areas. The age range listed is 5 to 18, in brackets of 5 to 12 and 13 to 18, matching the youth sports leagues, camps, and swim lessons that make up the core program list.

Listed hours for this entry are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with the department closed on Saturday and Sunday. Since this listing represents the department broadly, individual pools, recreation centers, and camp sites may run their own hours that differ from this administrative window, so it is worth confirming hours for the specific program or facility you plan to use.

The department is marked as accommodating for special needs, with the listing specifically naming adaptive sports programs, inclusive programming, and sensory-friendly events, which is useful for families looking for city run activities that build accessibility in rather than requiring a special request.

Pricing is listed in the $ range, suggesting these are affordable, publicly subsidized programs rather than premium priced private options, though exact fees depend on the specific class or camp.

The department operates year round. To find a specific program, confirm hours at a particular facility, or ask about registration and fees, call Henderson City Parks and Recreation at (702) 267-4150 or visit cityofhenderson.com. Families comparing this department to the Las Vegas city parks department will notice the program lists overlap closely, since both run youth sports leagues, swim lessons, and camps, though each city manages its own facilities and registration separately.