Las Vegas, Nevada
Centennial Hills,
around the bowl.
Northwest Las Vegas,
around the Centennial Bowl.
Centennial Hills is the northwest Las Vegas neighborhood named on January 17, 2001. It sits north of Summerlin and west of North Las Vegas, around the interchange of U.S. 95 and the Clark County 215 beltway — the Centennial Bowl. The City of Las Vegas sector plan, revised March 1, 2006, draws a larger planning area from the Moccasin Road alignment to Cheyenne Avenue and from Decatur Boulevard to the Red Rock preservation boundary, about 56 square miles. The homes on the market are the built tracts inside that frame.
A neighborhood,
not one HOA.
Centennial Hills is a northwest Las Vegas neighborhood, not a single builder community. The Las Vegas Sun reported the naming contest on January 18, 2001: Centennial Hills won with 2,222 votes, ahead of Arrow Canyon, Tule Springs, and Cielo de Oro. Lone Mountain sits inside the neighborhood. The Spring Mountains are the western backdrop, and Gass Peak is the peak to the north.
The public buildings cluster on North Buffalo Drive. Centennial Hills Park, at 6851 N. Buffalo Drive, has an amphitheater and ice-age fossil-themed trails built around a historic inverted riverbed. The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District branch is next door at 6711 N. Buffalo Drive. The City of Las Vegas 2024 facilities map also places the Centennial Hills Active Adult Center at 6601 N. Buffalo Drive, Centennial Hills Sports Park at 7207 N. Buffalo Drive, and Cimarron Rose Park at 5591 N. Cimarron Road. Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center, at 6900 N. Durango Drive, opened on January 21, 2008. Valley Health System describes the campus today as an eight-story, 336-bed hospital.
There is no master assessment for the whole name. The 2006 sector plan expected a homeowners association where one was feasible, and an improvement district where it was not. Elkhorn Springs, Iron Mountain Ranch, the streets by Cimarron Rose, Lone Mountain, and the attached homes on Sky Pointe Drive each carry their own rules — or, on some older tracts, no mandatory association at all. Read the resale package for the lot, and look up the Clark County School District zone for the street, before you treat a list price as the cost of living there.
Source: City of Las Vegas, Centennial Hills Sector Plan (revised March 1, 2006), for the planning-area boundary. Las Vegas Sun, January 18, 2001, for the naming contest. Valley Health System, for the hospital address and 336-bed description. Redfin Centennial Hills housing market, three months ending September 2026, for the sale median. City of Las Vegas GIS facilities map, 2024, for park and school sites. Figures are approximate.
The Centennial Bowl
U.S. 95 meets the Clark County 215 beltway at the interchange named the Centennial Bowl. South on 95 is downtown and the Strip. West on the beltway is Summerlin.
Buffalo Drive civic campus
Park at 6851 N. Buffalo Drive, library at 6711, Active Adult Center at 6601, and the sports park at 7207. The public buildings sit on one stretch of Buffalo, beside Deer Springs.
Hospital on Durango
Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center is at 6900 N. Durango Drive. It opened January 21, 2008. Valley Health System currently describes an eight-story, 336-bed campus with maternity, cardiology, surgical, critical, and emergency care.
Tule Springs, just north
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs — the historic ranch and the lake — is off Durango. Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument is reached from Moccasin Road and Durango Drive, at the north edge of the planning area.
Lone Mountain
The hill is inside the neighborhood, not a separate city. Lots on the slope are a different comparison than the flat production streets along Elkhorn and Tropical.
Rules by subdivision
Dues, rental limits, and landscaping live in each association’s documents. A street with no association is a different monthly number than a townhome row. Confirm the file for the address.
Elkhorn Springs
Single-family resaleIron Mountain Ranch
Single-family resaleCimarron Rose
Park-front streetsLone Mountain
Hill lotsSky Pointe
Attached homesOlder ranch grids
HOA variesCentennial Hills homes
for sale.
View all Centennial Hills listings →| Community type | Typical monthly |
|---|---|
| Subdivision associations | Set by each community |
| Some older tracts | No mandatory HOA |
| Townhome and condo rows | Separate association |
Ranges are typical as of 2026 — confirm per property during diligence.
What HOAs cover here.
- There is no single Centennial Hills master assessment covering every street
- The 2006 sector plan called for an association where feasible, and an improvement district where an association was not
- Dues, rental rules, and landscaping standards are in that subdivision’s CC&Rs
- Attached homes often add exterior maintenance the detached houses do not
- Ask for the resale package on the specific lot before you compare two list prices
Centennial Hills Park
6851 N. Buffalo DriveCity park- Amphitheater
- Ice-age fossil-themed trails
- Built around a historic inverted riverbed
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs
Durango DriveHistoric ranch and lake- Tule Springs Ranch historic site
- Lake and picnic grounds
- North of the Buffalo Drive civic campus
Cimarron Rose Park
5591 N. Cimarron RoadCommunity center on site- City park with the Cimarron Rose Community Center
- Sports park nearby at 7207 N. Buffalo Drive
- Library branch at 6711 N. Buffalo Drive
| School | Grades | District |
|---|---|---|
| Arbor View High School | 9–12 | Clark County SD |
| Centennial High School | 9–12 | Clark County SD |
| Shadow Ridge High School | 9–12 | Clark County SD |
| Northwest Career and Technical Academy | 9–12 | Clark County SD |
| Ralph Cadwallader Middle School | 6–8 | Clark County SD |
| Edmundo "Eddie" Escobedo Sr. Middle School | 6–8 | Clark County SD |
| Betsy Rhodes Elementary | K–5 | Clark County SD |
| School | Grades | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Merryhill — Grand Teton | Infant–PK | Private preschool |
| Other private campuses | — | Confirm by address |
| Zoning is address-specific | — | Verify with CCSD |
School zoning is address-specific and changes; verify current attendance boundaries directly with the school district before relying on them in a purchase decision. List is representative, not exhaustive.
| Las Vegas | Parent hub | The city page that lists Centennial Hills among its neighborhoods. | → |
| Skye Canyon | From $450K | A newer master-planned community just to the northwest. | → |
| Summerlin | From $450K | The master plan to the south, with its own villages. | → |
| Sun City Summerlin | From $400K | Age-qualified single-story homes south of here. | → |
| North Las Vegas | From $300K | The city east of U.S. 95, including Aliante. | → |
| Spring Valley | From $380K | An older central-west grid, a different commute. | → |
| Mountains Edge | From $420K | Southwest valley neighborhoods, not this bowl. | → |
Buffalo Drive,
then the hill.
A weekday here is organized around the beltway and Buffalo Drive, not a downtown. The park, the library, and the sports fields are a few blocks apart. Durango carries the hospital and, further north, Floyd Lamb Park. Elkhorn, Ann, and Tropical are the east-west streets that actually connect the subdivisions.
Five things that show up on a first tour:
- 01The fossil-themed trails and amphitheater at Centennial Hills Park
- 02The library branch at 6711 N. Buffalo Drive, beside the park
- 03Cimarron Rose Park and the sports park on the same side of town
- 04Lone Mountain on the skyline, with flat production streets below it
- 05The Centennial Bowl: 95 south toward downtown, 215 west toward Summerlin
Make Centennial Hills
home.
Elkhorn Springs, Iron Mountain Ranch, a hill lot, or an attached plan on Sky Pointe — the Scofield Group will read the association, the school zone, and the comp for that street with you.