Why Tule Springs?
I've been helping buyers and sellers in Northwest Las Vegas since 2014, and the Tule Springs area is one of the valley's most unique places to live. It takes its name from Tule Spring, a natural spring that still flows today inside Floyd Lamb Park, surrounded by wetland plants called tules. Just to the north is Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument, so you get open desert, mountain views, and a lot of history right in your backyard.
Neighborhoods & Homes
Homes around Tule Springs range from established neighborhoods to newer builder communities, and some properties on the area's larger lots offer more space than you'll find in much of the valley. On the North Las Vegas side, newer master-planned neighborhoods also carry the Tule Springs name. Every neighborhood has its own HOA, lot sizes, and features, and I can help you compare them. For current prices and how fast homes are selling, see my Las Vegas Market Stats page.
Parks & Things to Do
- Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs is a 680-acre City of Las Vegas park with lakes, wildlife, lush trees, and views of the Sheep and Spring Mountain ranges. The historic Tule Springs Ranch sits inside the park and shows what an early Las Vegas working ranch looked like.
- Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument covers about 22,650 acres just north of Las Vegas and North Las Vegas. It became a National Park Service unit on December 19, 2014. It's the largest Ice Age fossil site in the Mojave Desert, with fossils of mammoths, ancient horses and camels, ground sloths, dire wolves, and saber-toothed cats.
Getting Around
Tule Springs sits close to US-95 and the 215 Beltway, so it's easy to get across the valley. Centennial Hills shopping and services are just minutes away, and the Strip is about 25 minutes depending on traffic.
Schools
Tule Springs is in the Clark County School District. School zones are set by address, so I always help buyers confirm the zoned schools for a specific home with CCSD and look up current ratings before writing an offer.
Working with Donald
I'm Donald Bakewell, a REALTOR® with Realty ONE Group (NV license S.0178878), and Northwest Las Vegas is my home turf. Whether you're buying near Floyd Lamb Park or getting ready to sell, I'll go to work for you on day ONE.
Also exploring nearby? See Centennial Hills, Skye Canyon, Providence, Aliante, Lone Mountain, and Summerlin, or browse all of my Las Vegas Neighborhoods.
Contact me today. I'd love to show you around Tule Springs.
FAQ
Where is Tule Springs? In the northwest Las Vegas valley, around Floyd Lamb Park and just south of Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument.
What is Tule Springs known for? Floyd Lamb Park, the still-flowing Tule Spring, and the Ice Age fossils protected at the national monument next door.
How far is Tule Springs from the Strip? About 25 minutes by US-95, depending on traffic.