America is great. What a sight. What an accomplishment. It is always a must see. You can now drive across the dam again. Also can walk across it. Tours are first come first serve. So you get there and get in line and then get assigned a time. The view from the bridge is also spectacular.

Love it! Absolutely massive and breathtaking! One of the most incredible sites I’ve ever visited. The scenery is stunning from all perspectives, the engineering is mind-blowing, and it’s such an impressive place overall. 100% worth the trip.

Great place to visit, entrance and parking is free. However, DO NOT go into the visitor center because they have ticket ranges from 15 to 40 dollars for exhibitions which last five minutes. Don’t waste your money on that, just walk outside and enjoy it thete

An absolutely breathtaking engineering marvel! As an engineer, I was truly amazed by the incredible architecture and precision behind the Hoover Dam. The massive structure, the surrounding scenery, and the sheer scale of this monument are mind-blowing. It’s a perfect tribute to the brilliance of civil engineering and a symbol of human innovation. Just 40 minutes from Las Vegas, this place is a must-visit — the views, the backwaters, and the overall experience will leave you speechless. Don’t miss the chance to witness this masterpiece of engineering excellence!”

I had seen multiple pictures of this dam and thought it was big, but this thing is HUGE!!! We did the tour that took us down inside and that was very informative. It’s also very interesting looking around in the museum and seeing all things they used and how they built it. Definitely a cool place to visit!!

Hoover Dam is an engineering marvel showcasing human ingenuity and strength. The view of the Colorado River from the top is breathtaking. A must-visit landmark that beautifully combines history, architecture, and nature.

Seeing the Hoover Dam was amazing. I'm glad I got to experience this place. Was free to walk around and take pictures but if you choose to you can pay to take the tour at a reasonable price.thwees also a gift shop and diner on sight with free parking.

Don't look down. It would be a big fall. There can be gust of winds. It's a big climb to get to the bridge. Honestly pretty cool bridge. It can be quite hot up there. Bring water because you will need it on the hike.

Amazing viewpoint connecting Nevada and Arizona! The bridge offers a breathtaking overlook of Hoover Dam and the Colorado River below. Short hike from the parking area to the viewpoint with clear signage. Windy up there, so hold onto your hat! Definitely worth the stop.

The Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, also known as the Hoover Dam Bypass, is located along US Highway 93 at the Arizona/Nevada state line. Its official address is 27953, 28689 Great Basin Highway in Boulder City, Nevada. This bridge spans the Colorado River after water passes by the Hoover Dam power generators and spillways. It was built to divert traffic that used to drive along the top of the Hoover Dam. There is a pedestrian path along the bridge and its wall does a pretty good job blocking the view of the Hoover Dam from vehicles driving the across the bridge. I have not walked across the bridge, but I understand that it provides a great vantage point to view the Hoover Dam. This arch bridge sits 890 feet (270 m) above the Colorado River. Like every bridge, it will flex and sway from traffic driving across the bridge as well as wind passing through The Black Canyon of the Colorado. This sway is intentional as a rigid structure would be damaged by the forces exerted upon it.

After our Hoover Dam tour, we moved our car to the free outdoor lot (Boulder Dam Bridge Parking) and walked the Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge. You can visit the bridge before or after the dam, but if you’re joining a tour, it’s best to do the tour first in the morning and save the bridge walk for later. This massive bridge connects Arizona and Nevada, built to ease traffic around the dam. It opened in 2010, is 1,905 ft long (579m), 890 ft high (270m), and is the 2nd tallest bridge in the U.S. and it even won a bridge design award in 2012. It’s named after: • Mike O’Callaghan, Governor of Nevada (1971–1979) • Pat Tillman, an NFL player who left his career to serve in the military and died in action in 2004. You can walk across the bridge to get amazing views of Hoover Dam and Lake Mead. You might feel the bridge slightly sway( something to keep in mind if you’re afraid of heights). We visited in late March and it was super hot and dry (over 30°C / 90°F), so definitely bring a hat and water. The bridge isn’t long, but with no shade, it feels intense under the sun. If you have a free day in Vegas, this side trip is totally worth it!

This was a part of my tour called Grand Canyon West, Hoover Dam skywalk tour. Definitely do if you’re able to withstand the heat and the walking.

The lynchpin of a very important bypass of the Hoover Dam. Quite the engineering marvel. The bird's-eye view of the dam is unparalleled. Several placards on the way briefly describe the process to build the bridge. Popular with visitors.

One of the best structures built. Beautiful view of Hoover dam and nice walking path.

The only reason I am not giving 5 stars is the unbearable heat! Went the end of September and temps were still extremely high. They do offer free refills for water bottles which was a lifesaver! Be aware that it costs $15 per person for the official tour AND it requires a screening similar to boarding a plane. If you don't want to lose your favorite pocket knife, don't take it!!! Tours are beneath the structure, inside, and wonderfully air conditioned. It really is an engineering marvel and a work project that helped Americans when they needed it most.

A historically rich and visually stunning destination. The Hoover Dam is an iconic landmark of American engineering—its sheer size and precision still impress nearly a century after its construction. Walking along the dam offers amazing views of Lake Mead on one side and the Colorado River on the other. Adjacent to the dam, Boulder City offers a peaceful, charming small-town vibe and houses several memorials and plaques honoring the workers who built the dam. These tributes are thoughtfully presented, helping visitors connect with the human effort behind the project. In July, it was extremely hot, so early morning visits are ideal. Despite the heat, the experience was unforgettable—a mix of history, engineering wonder, and scenic beauty. Be sure to visit the visitor center and museum, and don't miss the statues and dedication plaques at the Nevada side of the dam. A must-see when in the area!

The Hoover Dam was and is always a to do on anyone's itinerary whenever they are looking for an AMAZING and BEAUTIFUL site. The story behind it always impress me, simply because it took a lot of work and sacrifices to build it. I love the Charters Tour that I choose to take. This time my Trip was way more that I expected, because my Tour Guide Angela, with Grayline Charters was my She-ro, simply because she saved my trip and I was able to complete my itinerary with her. She just have an idea how much I appreciated her. I really wanted to show my Fiance a wonderful time for his first time in Las Vegas and she was the icing on the trip. She saved us from a complete disaster because my previous scheduled Tour with Grayline, was unfortunately missed because of timing, but Angela saved the day by gracefully accept two more passengers on her Charter with no problems at all. We are so thankful for her and the way that she Guides her Customers on the Hoover Dam Tour. In my book she was AMAZING on all levels and I hope that she will continue to be a phenomenal person in all she does.

Found this place on Maps after visiting the Hoover Dam later in the day after the official visitor's center had closed. It is tucked into the back of the Boulder Dam Hotel; you have to enter the hotel lobby and walk up the short flight of stairs as you enter, turn left, and walk to the end of the long hallway. Extremely well done mini museum. There were no staff or other visitors present when I visited on a Thursday afternoon. Lots of small exhibits talking about the workers, the tools and methods used to build the dam, and how Boulder City came to be. Well worth a quick visit. Took me about 45 minutes to go through it.

Nice museum that provided the history of the Hoover Dam...It's free to enter, and I would recommend to check it out if you're heading to check out the dam!

There is so much to unravel when it comes to the Hoover Dam. We were so happy that we had a awesome tour guide in the National Parks Express tour bus service. They did an outstanding job and offered us access to the best vantage points to see the dam in all its glory.

Fantastic museum! Small but full of fascinating artifacts, and best of all it’s free!

What a fantastic park with incredible views if Lake Mead. You get to be up close and personal with the Big Horned Sheep population that like to hang out at the park. Bathrooms, picnic tables with shade and BBQ, playground and tennis courts. Handicap parking , with wheelchair access to all of the park is especially appreciated .

I thought my friends were lying about wild goats from the mountains. NOT AT ALL!!! I couldn't believe how surreal my experience was. It was peaceful. It was spiritual. It was friendly. It was a few miles away from Vegas!!

Hemenway park was our stop before going home. We had a small picnic. Enjoyed it with the family.We were hoping to see the bighorn sheep while we were there but maybe next time. They have a playground area for children to play. Very clean park. The views are incredible overlooking the boulder beach scenery.

I've been meaning to get to this park based off the local wildlife and it didn't disappoint. The grassy area was filled with long horn sheep. There are plenty of benches for you to sit on and enjoy the sheep. We were with our family who had a young child so we used the play area as well. Everything was functional and in good shape. We enjoyed the swings and slides. There are tennis courts, picnic areas and restrooms as well. We really enjoyed our stop at the park and I will definitely go back for the wildlife.

This lovely park was a sanctuary for both people and herds of bighorn sheep! The grazing animals were very peaceful and calm, and watching them made us feel the same way. We could've easily stayed there for hours watching the sheep! 🐏🐏🐏

A quick stop to see the big horn sheep after exploring the Hoover Dam, etc. Easy to park, great views and of course the big horn sheep. Perfect end to our day!

Fantastic place to see big horn sheep most of the year as they come down from the mountain to graze on the grass. Don't get too close but it's all perfectly safe if you maintain your distance. My maltipoo wanted a piece of them...lol

These dam statues are pretty neat, but currently under construction so we weren’t really able to enjoy them much. Overall, they’re pretty neat and worth stopping to see if you’re at the dam.

Such amazing sight to see. Enjoyed learning all about this iconic monument.

Nice sculpture you pass on the way to the dam from the parking lot

Really cool art deco statues with a nice patina on them. The area was blocked off due to refurbishment and reconstruction. Can hit these statues with a zoom lens which you will need because it seems as if they will be behind a fence for a while as of summer 2025.

Very majestic and cool. My grandfather helped build Hoover Dam and had some amazing stories about it. It was humbling to stand where he did and to see the amazing feat of engineering and manpower that he and the other men accomplished.

The sculpture's currently getting a face-lift, but you can still see it. You just can't get close because there are construction fences blocking it off. Also, read some other reviews and yikes. Looking like no one will ever get to be close to the sculptures ever again. Considering that the work i? apparently taking years to do, signs going in to detail about what specific repairs are being done and why would have been nice. You'd never expect repairs to take this long, but hey, I don't do restoration work so what do I really know.

Beautiful and majestic. An neat and unexpected part of the Hoover Dam experience. The statues are part of a bigger commemorative monument, and a recorded “guide” provides the backstory. These are cool art deco statues. If you see the dam without a tour this is a good spot to read about how it was all built. You can take some good pictures too. Overall this is just another part of the whole dam experience.

Fantastic staff! We loved the scenic train ride. Very reasonable prices and discounts for the military. We loved our visit here. They have picnic areas, bathrooms and souvenir shop. You can walk through some of the trains as well. Highly recommend

Enjoy a 7 mile, 45 minute scenic train ride aboard a preserved Union Pacific locomotive. It's located on the Boulder City branch line. Learn more about the railroad history artifacts. The museum displays model Railroad cars & also a store with Nevada themed merchandise.

Fun and unique experience pedaling through the desert. Each car comes equipped with electric assist which means anyone can do the trip. Our trip had a few snafus, but the workers handled everything well and were apologetic. I would do it again.

Stopped through on our way to the Hoover Dam. They have some cool rail cars stationed there on the tracks, but unfortunately, although we got there before 3:30 PM on the day they indicated they were open till then (called) but we couldn’t get into any of them. They were all closed except the postal office car. It was still fun to walk around and see the outside of the cars that were there, but there’s not a huge amount of them but the ones that are there are nicely done. $2 donation per person.

We took the train ride first and really enjoyed it. It was relaxing and restful. It wasn't crowded the day we went, which made it a nice ride. Then we looked over the museum. It is small in comparison to other railroad museums but it would be great for kids to see the cars and only take a small part of your day. When I had little ones I appreciated places the kids could see in a couple of hours before their tiredness set in. For just the museum the price is very inexpensive. Only drawback I wish more cars had been accessible to walk through. The ones that were were very interesting.

I'd give it more stars, but they are in the middle of a large expansion project, and it's not quite done yet. Coming in 2026 will be a new welcome pavilion, more trains, and currently operating is a large Live Steam model railroad, which is big enough for even adults to ride on.

Not really worth it. The train only goes on the weekends. I went on a Monday so I can't say anything about the train ride. I think it is ridiculous they ask for $2.00 donations for a five second walk through of the two trains..I would skip this..

Boulder Beach Campground offers a secure campsite with restroom facilities. A fire pit for grilling is available. The best part is the view. The beach is about a 15-20 minute walk away, but I recommend driving. All in all, a very good spot for a short stay.

Decent campground. It's clean and the view of Lake Mead is lovely. The sites are far too close together and noisy for my taste though. Entirely paved if that's needed. At $20/night for tent sites I do think it's fairly priced.

I feel guilty sleeping without paying during the government shutdown. But they tax my wages, then tax me again for spending it, now im retired and they want to tax my money yet again!...

Big campground. Noisy on fri & sat, very well used by the city folks nearby, sites are quite close to each other. Many visible rubbish scattered at sites & common area. No one cleaned up the individual site, many sites with cigarette butts, tooth picks & paper plates accumulated in the fire pit & on the ground. Dump stations non portable water has little pressure, while the portable water has non standard fittings. Close to Hoover dam, easy access to bike path. 3p to 40 mins drive to Vegas strip. Many water spigots around but not all working. Toilets available but not shower.

Great campsite with great views, just outside vegas. Has a dump station and fresh water. We used it as a last stop before returning our rental to Henderson the next day, took about 25 mins. Very neat, tidy and well laid out campground.

Stayed here for 2 nights. It's not the most beautiful campground but it's very well maintained. The vehicle pads are in great shape. And most importantly, the bathrooms are very clean.

Im a big Fallout fan so we had to go there when we were in Vegas last month. Good food, great drinks, good service....just wish they had more Fallout mementos!!!😁

Fantastic staff! We loved the scenic train ride. Very reasonable prices and discounts for the military. We loved our visit here. They have picnic areas, bathrooms and souvenir shop. You can walk through some of the trains as well. Highly recommend

Enjoy a 7 mile, 45 minute scenic train ride aboard a preserved Union Pacific locomotive. It's located on the Boulder City branch line. Learn more about the railroad history artifacts. The museum displays model Railroad cars & also a store with Nevada themed merchandise.

Fun and unique experience pedaling through the desert. Each car comes equipped with electric assist which means anyone can do the trip. Our trip had a few snafus, but the workers handled everything well and were apologetic. I would do it again.

Stopped through on our way to the Hoover Dam. They have some cool rail cars stationed there on the tracks, but unfortunately, although we got there before 3:30 PM on the day they indicated they were open till then (called) but we couldn’t get into any of them. They were all closed except the postal office car. It was still fun to walk around and see the outside of the cars that were there, but there’s not a huge amount of them but the ones that are there are nicely done. $2 donation per person.

We took the train ride first and really enjoyed it. It was relaxing and restful. It wasn't crowded the day we went, which made it a nice ride. Then we looked over the museum. It is small in comparison to other railroad museums but it would be great for kids to see the cars and only take a small part of your day. When I had little ones I appreciated places the kids could see in a couple of hours before their tiredness set in. For just the museum the price is very inexpensive. Only drawback I wish more cars had been accessible to walk through. The ones that were were very interesting.

I'd give it more stars, but they are in the middle of a large expansion project, and it's not quite done yet. Coming in 2026 will be a new welcome pavilion, more trains, and currently operating is a large Live Steam model railroad, which is big enough for even adults to ride on.

Not really worth it. The train only goes on the weekends. I went on a Monday so I can't say anything about the train ride. I think it is ridiculous they ask for $2.00 donations for a five second walk through of the two trains..I would skip this..

This is a relaxing place to visit. You can sit quietly,go for a walk around the ponds, sit on one of the many benches along your way. Bring children to the playground, walk in the trees… I have never been to a park with so many workers. These people were the paid workers, not volunteers. They were not working so much and I must say that none of them were friendly or said hello. I personally feel this would be quite the place to work, yet they surely didn’t seem happy. Other than seeing so many of them walking around doing not much of anything this place is beautiful to visit. ( The weather was cloudy , cool and very pleasant in case you are thinking that the work people were out working in the heat. This was not the case)

Been in Vegas over 20 years. My father and 2 uncle are buried at the Veteran's Cemetery across the street and today was my first trip to the BEAUTIFUL park! There's a nice pond and then there's a lake where people were fishing. Really quiet, lots of room to sit down. Lots of mature trees for shade and there are benches around the pond/ lake. They're are a couple of dog parks here, too. Great place to have a small bbq, sit and relax.

Stopped by this skatepark on the way to Las Vegas and had a great time. The layout was solid, with a good mix of ramps and rails to mess around on. Everything seemed well-maintained, and the vibe was pretty chill. Didn’t skate for too long, but it was definitely a fun stop. If you're passing through and have your board, it's worth checking out!

Beautiful place. Very peaceful. Lots of trees for shade. A ton of memorials for all kinds of veterans/services

We love it here! Great dog park always clean! Not a lot of people but everyone takes pride in keeping it clean quiet and safe! Our dogs love to run around and then we walk up to the upper part to see the ducks on the first pond. We avoid the second pond because people enjoy fishing there and the dogs are ... well dogs!

We were staying at Lake Mead and wanted a place to walk our dog Nugget. Googled parks and came here. This is a very nice park with lots of trees and walking paths. Very green compared to the desert around us. They have a kids play area and splash park. Baseball fields, bicycle cross track, fishing lake, lake for model boats and lots of picnic areas. A real nice park and the city should be proud.

This is a beautiful Park in Boulder City NV, and has a variety of activities to do such as fishing, splash pads, play around, party pavilion, camping, and very much dog friendly. The park is well kept, with plenty of parking, and shaded areas with pine trees and other large trees. Do caution that a very large population of coyotes are very close, seen and heard once the sun begins to go down.

Such a cool visitor center! It’s a great stop to catch a break from the road on the way to the Grand Canyon. You can get a stamp for your park passport! It has a cute stickers of the slow for turtles sign on their road too. The staff are so friendly and helpful, they had great travel tips and advice! Make this stop, even if it’s quick.

The visitor center is a bit smaller, but it is clean and has a nice shop, a small information/museum area, and bathrooms. The lake itself was beautiful despite the low water level. The water was clear and there was no smell of rotting organic matter. Finding the dock you're trying to park at is difficult though. There aren't any signs and the roads are dirt once you get close.

Very nice and helpful. Free to get into. Nice viewing area.

Great facility and plenty of information on. The area. There is a boat ramp and an area where you can access water on rocky beach! Very beautiful views!!!

Super nice staff. They let my daughter use their wifi to do college classes for a few hours on our trip. They sell prickly pear jelly for $9.99 for a large container. At the Grand Canyon, the same jars were about double the price. Super clean bathrooms and a water refill station and really cool cactus garden. This is a must stop for people

What a lovely stop on a journey! Things are in bloom, and it was breezy, and there were house, finches singing around the building and of course the view is fabulous. Check out the store! And the restroom is work clean. I am really happy for my lifetime senior pass to get into six different types of government manage properties across the country national parks.

This is a nice stop to add to your trip! There are interactive displays which are real fun and educational for both children and grownups. There is a small gift shop up front and a hidden larger giftshop hidden in the back after going through some narrow, winding corridors. There is a nice view of the lake from the parking lot.

The management and customer service at this store are unacceptable. The employee was unprofessional, making inappropriate comments about herself and even asking a customer if they wanted to see her. She then left us waiting for about five minutes before returning to check us out, only to claim that a book marked 50 cents was actually $5. When I privately discussed the pricing with my partner, she abruptly took the books back and said we didn’t have to buy them if we didn’t want to. When I mentioned that it was a private conversation, she rudely told me to take it outside. To make matters worse, she then spoke negatively about me to the next customers. This was an extremely unprofessional and disappointing experience.

This place lives up to the antique name 100 percent compared to other’s in the area. They had things I have never seen before and things that are true antiques. Aisles are narrow so shop at your own risk!

Friendly and helpful! The shop is filled to the brim with unique teeasures! Take some time to stroll through the different rooms. Something for everyone! A definite must!

Excellent antique store. Good prices. Great vibe. Love the music in all the nooks and crannies. Check this place out.

I agree with all the 1 star reviews. Always had a pleasant experience while shopping in this store, while the gentleman worked at the counter. The last time we were there, a very rude woman who said she was the owner was extremely rude to us and made us feel VERY UNCOMFORTABLE. That will be the last time we step foot in that shop.

It's a cool shop and, as a local, I've been here many times. I've usually been attended by an older gentleman who is very patient and really nice. However, BRENDA, who said is the owner, was so rude, and was RACIST towards my family members. I will never come here again. The way she acted was completely unacceptable.

Great place! Something for everyone! Awesome host!

Nice artwork however the man who was in charge of the gallery on Nov 2 was confused and broke one item and lost two items and didn’t know how it do math His supervisor came over We had to go back to the gallery three times so they could check the items We were supposed to get a check for the refund due to his errors and as of today Nov 28 still don’t have our money No one has ever returned my calls The last excuse was that the board had to meet about my request They refused to refund me by credit card excuse included we had to make certain that your card cleared we had to have a meeting I can’t get to the post office I never had such a large order before It is all volunteers

Great selection of art and jewelry. A perfect place to get an original, handmade gift for anyone.

All local artists. Artists run the gallery. Proceeds go to scholarships and community art programs. Prices are extremely reasonable for original artwork!

Great place to find wonderful art from local artists. The entire boulder city area is quaint and lovely and a small town atmosphere without the gambling with great shops and restaurants just a few minutes from the city. You will fall in love with this gallery and the Boulder City Area!

What a wonderful place to visit. Interesting, fine art for everyone. Large variety of paintings, jewelry, and pottery.

The Gallery and Gift Shop is located in downtown Boulder City, inside the historic Boulder Dam Hotel... up the stairs, to the left... original paintings, pottery & ceramics, photography, and more. A great place to find original art for sale.

Many local artists display their unique, original works. Most impressive, it's a non-profit gallery that supports scholarships for future artists. Impressive and truly worth visiting.

Loved it hear brought a peace of mind to me and my family and the small thrift store you can tell they really are just trying to help not just asking or looking for money 10/10

Great light festival (Saturday Dec 10), thrift store and all the stops including food trucks, s’mores, prizes, coffee, bake sale, kids games and a disco dance. Had a great night out with the family. Got some hot wheels from the thrift store. Highly recommend stopping by.

This place is awesome & offers a variety. There is a church bell, Chapel, Donation Drop Off, Thrift store, furniture shop, stations of the Cross trial & it's Non profit

I didn't go inside I was passing by on my bike but St Jude's is an amazing center it was nice to see that they are in such a beautiful location period keep up the good work

Always grateful to buy something, the manager guy always has a smile, and found a really good stuffs there

Good second hand furniture. Great second hand clothes. You're helping a great cause.

SMALL CHURCH BUT BEAUTIFUL FOR INSIDE, THEY HAVE A GIFT SHOP

GO RAIDERS! Unique NFL stuff, including Raiders! Also, wonderful purse collection (see sample pic). Very good condition vinyl records! Many good and pretty incense holders [front of store] (& incense assortment). A very good deal for a bar with stools! (Fire sale!) Wanted it, but still thinking about it...🤔 You will spend hours shopping here! The gentleman behind the counter is EXCEPTIONALLY friendly and helpful! My Daughter was visiting from out of state and really liked store (bought some affordable gifts for my Granddaughter). Store closes at 6 pm daily so plan ahead to go early! We highly recommend this antique shop!

Take some time to weave through the rows of history. Also a selection of local apothecaries.

If you like antiquing I definitely recommend this hidden gem right next to the Hoover D@mn. Wide variety at this location. The staff here was amazing. I did purchase a couple things. I would have purchased more but unfortunately you can only bring so much on the plane. I definitely recommend........

Every booth has unique antiques and items for sale. I love bringing in my family and friends here for the treasure hunting. There are many vendors who hand craft items as well. I love this place.

Seriously, one of the best antique shops I've been to in a while. Felt so nostalgic walking through there. Wide range of goods!

Looked to have some great and unique items. Prices seemed fair.

Lots of great hand made sheet metal signs. The employees were friendly and willing to make a deal. We purchased 2 crafts and a stone. Would recommend stopping by!

Overpriced compared to the other shops in town for similar items . As other reviewers have stated, the woman who runs this place is rude. She didn't offer to help me, though she did walk around following me . Do I look suspicious? Then, when I do find an item to purchase, she makes sure to ask if I'm sure about buying it and tells me she'll take it from me to put it at the front. 🤔 Very strange interaction. All the other antique stores had very friendly staff. Skip this one unless you " look" like she prefers. I offered to pay for a wood clothespin thar I had misplaced in the store that she exchanged for me to carry rather than keep the $5 item I had in my hand. She made a fuss over it, I apologized, and then made a comment to infer I might be trying to steal it: A wood clothespin that is part of her attempted to control what customers pick up. After I apologized again, I just wanted to pay for my item and go. She muttered something under her breath as I left. She looks way too old to be in high school to be acting like a mean girl.

Great place for Antiques as well as new and Handcrafted items. One of many gems in Boulder City, Nevada. The Shop employees were so pleasant and cheerful. My purchase was for my daughter and I considered it a bargain...two chairs with matching pillows for $200. The chairs were old cane back chairs which had been reupholstered and painted.

Bought a wicked flintlock pistol replica for a reasonable price.

I love Bella's, I just found it! Discounts, nice & helpful staff, the stall's are beautifully decorated. Fun!

I absolutely love Bella's, this place has it all and more somehow, everytime we go. Or if they don't, I'm sure somebody would know someone who does have it. I love that this shop has all kinds of people with sections to put their stuff up, it's not just one person. So you're supporting not just the building owner(s) and a small business, you're supporting multiples of people.

Great shopping place. Friendly staff and selection of stuff is fantastic. Love our Duck.

Ruth Reeder sold me some great repainted furniture. Last time I found a cake stand I just had to have. She is a lovely person and has become a good friend. I love going here just to see what new

Lovely old-country church feel. Comfortable, sermons run on time, this church is what I have been looking for ....mom and I will be regular attendees. I am so glad I listened when God put that little bug in my ear......I am sorry about the comments made by the unhappy person. I would think they will not be happy anywhere with that attitude. Try this little church, it is small, personable, no one person is perfect...we are forgiven and they subscribe to this doctrine. Happiness comes from inside and being stable within yourself...Grace Chapel gives me the feeling to have faith, stay strong, be thankful. It is not a perfect church, no church is...we can only attend and find the peace with it.

A very welcoming church with one of the most gifted pastors I've heard. You can feel the holy spirit guiding the sermon. You really should experience it for yourself

My mother teaches here and it's a pretty cute little school. And while it might not be the best funded school it will be a great school for your kids, all the teacher's seem active and interested in the students and the kids seem to love this unique school.

The Christmas Cantata was excellent. The choir did a great job. The goodies & fellowship downstairs afterward even better.

We love the pastor and the people. Warm and welcoming.

The most amazing pastor, you'll ever find.

Very warm and welcoming community church service.