Outer Clark County, Clark County
Logandale, Las Vegas
Farmland and trails in the Moapa Valley
Logandale is a small unincorporated farming community in the Moapa Valley of northeastern Clark County, along the Muddy River south of Overton. It is known for its agricultural land, the Logandale Trails off-road and hiking system, and the annual Clark County Fairgrounds events held in the valley.
History & Local Character
The community was settled in the nineteenth century as part of the Mormon farming settlement of the Muddy River valley and has remained agricultural. The fairgrounds and the trail system on the surrounding federal land have made it a modest recreation destination.
Neighborhoods & Communities
Logandale is an unincorporated community in the Moapa Valley, in northeastern Clark County, adjacent to Overton and roughly 60 miles from Las Vegas.
Housing & Real Estate
Housing consists of farmhouses, single-family homes and manufactured homes on rural parcels, with prices well below the Las Vegas Valley. Listings are scarce and turnover slow.
Restaurants & Shopping
Dining is very limited, with a small number of cafes and stores serving the valley's residents and visitors using the trails.
Schools & Education
Students attend Clark County School District campuses in the Moapa Valley, with the valley's schools serving both Logandale and Overton.
Parks & Recreation
The Logandale Trails system provides off-road vehicle routes, hiking and desert riding terrain on federal land near the community, and Valley of Fire State Park is a short drive south.
Transportation & Accessibility
Logandale is reached by State Route 169 from I-15, roughly an hour northeast of Las Vegas. Driving is the only practical option for travel in and out of the valley.
Local Businesses
Businesses include farms and ranches, farm supply and equipment services, small retail, RV and camp services, and vendors serving the area's trails and fairground events.
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Nearby Attractions
- Logandale Trails
- Valley of Fire State Park
- Lost City Museum
- Lake Mead Overton Arm
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Agricultural setting with open space and trails
- Access to Valley of Fire and Lake Mead
- Low property costs and a quiet rural community
Considerations
- Very few businesses and services
- Long drives to hospitals and large retailers
- Extreme summer heat and limited water infrastructure
Logandale FAQs
What are the Logandale Trails?
They are a network of desert routes on federal land near Logandale used for hiking, off-road driving and riding, and they are one of the Moapa Valley's main recreation draws.
Is Logandale a town?
Logandale is an unincorporated community in the Moapa Valley area of Clark County, not an incorporated town or city.