Indian Springs, NV is a small town located in the southern part of Nevada. It's known for its tranquil desert scenery and close proximity to Las Vegas. Visitors can take advantage of the peaceful atmosphere by exploring the nearby hiking trails, camping sites, or wildlife reserves, or they can relax with a variety of spa treatments and outdoor activities at the local hot springs. Many people visit Indian Springs to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, enjoy some peace and quiet, or simply explore the great outdoors. Residents enjoy living in a friendly community that offers all sorts of recreational activities.
The reviews for Indian Springs are overwhelmingly positive. People report that it is an excellent place to escape to from their busy day-to-day lives and appreciate its stunning natural beauty and relaxing atmosphere. The locals are friendly and welcoming, making visitors feel right at home. Adventure seekers revel in the abundance of outdoor activities like hiking, biking, rock climbing and more that are available throughout Indian Springs. Even those seeking some relaxation can find comfort in enjoying a hot spring bath or visiting one of the many spas nearby. All in all, Indian Springs is an ideal destination for anyone looking to get away from it all!
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Dead town of several mobile home parks with numero - 11/29/2014
It appears the military bought up the scraps of all the town on East side of highway to buffer base there or incorporate it in the future, thus leaving several closed businesses falling apart.
On the West side is what is left of town with a nice looking school, a VERY FEW well kept nice looking prefab homes, and 95% mobile home parks. I saw so many abandoned mobile homes I lost count and stopped even noticing them. They dont even bother putting for sale signs on them.
Its really too bad as the location should be good with military, just the right distance form vegas, a little bit of elevation to help with heat, mountain views, and nice hardwood trees for this desert navada.
When I was there looking around, the military people were leaving. About 3/4 of them turned towards Vegas and all appeared to live there despite the 35 minute drive. I would too, even if it was an hour drive. Indian Springs is really that run down.
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