Apex OHV Recreational Area

Apex OHV Recreational Area is an off-road vehicle area near Nellis Air Force Base at 10500 Clark R. Petersen Boulevard, open for ATV riding, general off-road vehicle use, dirt biking, and trail riding. This is an open recreational area rather than a structured lessons-and-camps program, so families should think of it as a place to ride rather than a place with instructors or scheduled classes.

PlayPivot's directory lists the age range as 0 to 18, which is this site's default span rather than a posted age policy for the OHV area itself, so parents should verify what ages are actually permitted to ride and under what supervision before planning a visit, especially for the youngest riders.

The site offers off-road trails and open riding areas, and it is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, year-round. That kind of unrestricted access is unusual among youth-focused listings in this directory and reflects the fact that Apex OHV functions more like public land for riders than a supervised youth activity center.

No phone number or website is on file for this location, and no price range, safety requirements, or age-specific riding rules are listed here. Families interested in riding should look into helmet laws, vehicle requirements, and supervision rules for minors through Nevada state resources before a visit, since none of that information is confirmed in this listing.

The site is located near Nellis Air Force Base in the 89191 zip code. Because it sits on land associated with a military installation, families should also check whether any base-adjacent access rules or identification requirements apply before a visit, since that detail is not captured in this listing. The 24-hour, year-round access sets Apex OHV apart from nearly every other listing in this directory, most of which operate on set daily or weekly hours.