Silverado Ranch Community Center

Silverado Ranch Community Center at 9855 Gilespie St in Las Vegas, 89183, runs a wide slate of youth programs for kids ages 5 to 18, broken into 5-10, 11-14, and 15-18 brackets. The program list covers swimming lessons, youth basketball, soccer leagues, flag football, karate, gymnastics, ballet, hip hop, summer day camps, before and after school care, youth fitness classes, and general art classes, spanning sports, dance, and creative activities in one facility.

Amenities listed include an indoor gymnasium, fitness room, outdoor aquatic complex, splash pad, playground, meeting rooms, and turf areas, which matches the breadth of the program list. A family with kids interested in different activities, say one in swim lessons and another in hip hop, could handle both through this single county-run center rather than juggling multiple locations.

Hours run 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Thursday, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturday, and the center is closed on Sunday. That slightly shorter Thursday and Saturday-only weekend window is worth planning around if a family relies on weekend classes or open swim time.

No pricing information or price range is listed here, so families should check current registration fees for specific classes like swim lessons or karate directly with the center, since county recreation centers often price by session and activity rather than a single flat rate. For registration details, class schedules, or questions about which programs fit a specific age bracket, the center can be reached at (702) 455-6811, with additional information on the county website.

With three age brackets, 5-10, 11-14, and 15-18, the center appears to group kids more finely than many other listings in the directory that use only two brackets, which points to classes being tailored more closely by age and skill level. The indoor gymnasium and outdoor turf areas give the center options for both weather-dependent outdoor sports and indoor activities like basketball or gymnastics, so a rescheduled outdoor session during extreme summer heat could still move indoors rather than being canceled outright.