Activity Overview
If you're looking for a natural oasis away from the glitz of the Vegas strip, a visit to Floyd Lamb State Park will do your family good. With fishing holes, picnic areas and barbecues, volleyball, and games of horseshoe, everyone will find a way to relax and unwind. Hiking paths will give your family ample opportunity to explore the grounds and visit with the resident birds and wildlife. And with the park being only 20 miles from the strip, you'll have plenty of time to explore and picnic and still make it back in time for a night show!
Things to Do
- Tule Springs: Home of the largest pond in the park, it is easily the most popular spot; Big fishing hole with tall grass and a lot of wildlife nearby; Not for swimming
- Farmer's Market: Every first and third Saturday of the month, the Farmer's Market takes over Floyd Lamb with vendors showcasing local wares and goodies
- Animals & Wildlife: Floyd Lamb State Park is home to many free-roam birds, including beautiful peacocks, quirky geese, and ducks; Hike the scenic paths and see some up close
Floyd Lamb State Park Insider Tips
- State law requires that you have a Las Vegas fishing license in order to fish in the lakes and ponds at Floyd Lamb; Visitors and tourists are not allowed to fish unless they have this license
- Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes. With free-roam birds comes a lot of mess, so some paths around the park where birds like to congregate may be dirtier than others. Dress well to protect your feet.
