Local Attractions

Sun River, St. George is located in south western Utah. It is about 35 miles north east of Mesquite NV. The motto at Sun River is “Live Young” and after my visit to this impressive community I would say this really fits! We took a tour of the Model homes and of the community center. [...]

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Bunkerville Nevada today is a small town about 3 miles south west of Mesquite Nevada in Southern Nevada. It is also in Clark County, which is also the same county in which Mesquite, Las Vegas, Boulder City and Summerlin are also a part of.
The town of Bunkerville Nevada in 2007 had a population of 1,336 [...]

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Kolob Canyon Reservoir is tucked back in on the west side of Zion National Park Utah, which is just a short one and half hour drive from Mesquite Nevada.  Little known and sparsely visited, this hidden gem has some nice hiking trails, trout fishing and views of Zion Park seldom seen by most visitors to [...]

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The Valley Of Fire derives its name from red sandstone formations, formed from great shifting sand dunes during the age of dinosaurs, 150 million years ago. Prehistoric users of the Valley Of Fire included the Basket Maker people and later the Anasazi Pueblo farmer.

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This weekend my wife Chris and I went out for dinner at one of Mesquite Nevada’s best kept secrets Wolf Creek Restaurant located at the Wolf Creek Golf Course. One of the top twenty-five public golf courses in the United States, noted for some of the best vista’s a golf course can offer.

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