City of Boulder City Youth Sports

This listing covers Boulder City parks and recreation program offerings, based at 1195 Wellness Place in Henderson, zip code 89011, with programs spanning multiple age groups from Tiny Tot Sports through teen activities. The lineup is extensive: Ballet/Tap Combo, Tumbling, Hip Hop, T-Ball, Little Kickers Soccer, Karate, Tiny Tot Sports, Youth Summer Sports Camp, Winter Break Camp, Spring Break Camp, Youth Pickleball, Youth and Adult Archery, Gymnastics, Swim Lessons, and a Youth Advisory Council, covering sports, dance, and civic involvement under one department.

Age brackets on file are 0 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18, matching the wide program range from toddler focused Tiny Tot Sports through teen oriented pickleball and the Youth Advisory Council. The facility grounds themselves are listed as open 24 hours every day of the week, though this almost certainly reflects access to outdoor spaces like the baseball fields, soccer fields, and playgrounds rather than the hours of specific registered classes, so families should check individual program schedules separately rather than assuming a class is available at any hour.

Amenities are extensive: public pools, a recreation center, tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball fields, softball fields, soccer fields, pickleball courts, a gymnasium, playgrounds, and picnic areas, making this one of the more amenity dense listings in the directory. Pricing sits in the mid tier among directory listings, though specific per class fees are not verified and likely vary by program, from a single T-Ball season to a full week of Summer Sports Camp.

There is no phone number on file for this listing, so families should use the website to find current class schedules, registration windows, and pricing for individual programs, since a department with this many offerings will have its own detailed calendar rather than one blanket schedule.

With offerings spanning dance, individual sports, team sports, and civic engagement through the Youth Advisory Council, this department level listing may work well as a first stop for Boulder City families comparing several activities at once rather than researching separate providers for dance, soccer, and archery individually.