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Last reviewed November 11, 2026
Summerlin Neighborhoods Map
Quick answer: This page is a map of Summerlin, a master-planned community on the west side of the Las Vegas Valley. Wikipedia says the development covers 22,500 acres and that most of it lies inside the City of Las Vegas. Official Summerlin maps and guides include a border map, a zip code map, an actively selling map, an HOA map, and other community maps. The Google map below pins Summerlin as a location only. It does not show village lines, lots, or gates.
This guide is general information, not financial or legal advice. Confirm an address on the official maps, the listing, and the title report. Check legal questions with a Nevada attorney.
Interactive map of Summerlin
The pin marks Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada. Zoom and pan to move around the master plan, including Downtown Summerlin near the 215 and Charleston Boulevard. For village boundaries, zip codes, and areas still selling, use the official maps linked below. Our Summerlin villages guide has official start years, acreage, and golf notes for those villages.
Official Summerlin maps
The official Summerlin Maps & Guides page, checked on November 11, 2026, is the place to open current Howard Hughes maps. That page lists a Summerlin Border Map, a Summerlin Zip Code Map, an Actively Selling Map, a Summerlin HOA Map, a Trails Map, and an SID Map. It also lists a Village Map and Downtown Summerlin maps. Those files can change, so open them on the official page rather than on an old copy.
The official villages page is a map-linked list of areas that are still selling, not a full census of every village ever built. Official history, parks, trails, and golf pages add more context. Wikipedia locates Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area along the west side of the valley. Our page on the conservation area has more on that public land.
How to read a Summerlin map
Official history says Summerlin is named for Jean Amelia Summerlin and that development covers nearly 36 square miles. It began in 1990 with The Hills, a 394-acre residential village. Wikipedia uses 22,500 acres for the same master plan. This page keeps both figures and names the source for each.
A village is a large district inside the plan. Neighborhoods sit inside villages. Official history says every village has at least one major community park, and every neighborhood is required to have a pocket park. Official pages also use the word district for some newer selling areas. Local government is split. Wikipedia says a home may sit in the City of Las Vegas or in Clark County, and that Summerlin is not its own city. Summerlin South is described as a census-designated place in unincorporated Clark County. Wikipedia says it is bounded on the north by Charleston Boulevard, and that nearly all of Summerlin South is in ZIP code 89135. Other Summerlin addresses also use ZIP codes such as 89144. Confirm the ZIP on the listing, the official zip code map, and the tax record.
Official Summerlin pages, checked on November 11, 2026, describe more than 300 parks and over 200 miles of trails across the community. The official trails page repeats that “more than 200 miles” figure. For a wider written overview, see the Summerlin master-planned community page, the Summerlin neighborhood guide, and Summerlin real estate.
Villages on the map
The table below uses start years and acreage from the official Summerlin history timeline, checked on November 11, 2026. It is a map key, not a ranked list and not a price sheet. For longer official notes, use the Summerlin villages guide.
| Village | Official start | Official size | Map note |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Hills | 1990 | 394 acres | First village in the official timeline, with The Hills Park. |
| The Hills South | 1991 | 725 acres | Official history places TPC Summerlin and Tournament Hills here. |
| The Pueblo | 1992 | 568 acres | Pueblo-style design and a village park, per official history. |
| The Trails | 1993 | 573 acres | Official history names Trails Village Center and village parks here. |
| The Crossing | 1994 | 530 acres | Official history places Summerlin Hospital Medical Center here. |
| The Canyons | 1995 | 754 acres | A 754-acre village. TPC Las Vegas (1996). Mira Villa is here. |
| The Arbors | 1996 | 1,206 acres | Official history names four major parks in this village. |
| Summerlin Centre | 1997 | 1,004 acres | Still selling. Official copy places it off Charleston Boulevard, just west of the 215. |
| The Willows | 1997 | 731 acres | Official history names Willow Creek here as a guard-gated custom-home area. |
| Red Rock Country Club | 1998 | 738 acres | Official history says this village is not technically part of the master plan. See the club map. |
| The Gardens | 2000 | 410 acres | Official history places homes around The Gardens Park. |
| The Ridges | 2000 | 793 acres | Guard-gated village. Confirm current golf details before you buy or sell. |
| The Vistas | 2000 | 815 acres | Official history names The Vistas Community Park and Vista Commons. |
| Ridgebrook | 2001 | 100 acres | Official history lists four single-family neighborhoods and Ridgebrook Park. |
| The Paseos | 2003 | 768 acres | Official history lists The Paseos Park at 12.5 acres. |
| The Mesa | 2004 | 497 acres | Official history lists The Mesa Park at 19 acres. |
| The Cliffs | 2015 | Just over 418 acres | Official history calls this the southernmost village and places Regency, a 100-acre 55+ neighborhood by Toll Brothers, here. |
| The Summit | 2015 | 555 acres | Official history places this community south of The Ridges and names a private Tom Fazio course. |
| Reverence | 2017 | 300 acres | Official history records a 300-acre Pulte Homes village. |
| Stonebridge | Not stated | Not stated | Official history names this village and a park of nearly 11 acres. |
The official villages page, checked on November 11, 2026, lists seven areas still selling: Grand Park, Kestrel, Kestrel Commons, La Madre Peaks, Redpoint Square, Summerlin Centre, and The Peaks. A November 2026 official Summerlin article describes more than 115 floorplans in 20-plus neighborhoods throughout seven distinct villages and districts. Official history also dates the start of sales in the Redpoint and Redpoint Square districts to 2020. See our Redpoint page and new communities in Summerlin.
Golf areas and 55+ communities on the map
The official Summerlin golf page, checked on November 11, 2026, uses the heading “Ten Courses” and then names public and private courses. The official golf page lists TPC Summerlin among the private courses. Official history places it in The Hills South and names Tournament Hills among the first custom-home neighborhoods there. Wikipedia says the club opened in 1991 and hosts the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. TPC Las Vegas is listed as a public course in The Canyons. Official history dates that course to 1996.
The official age-qualified list includes Siena, and the official golf page names Siena Golf Club as a public course. That official list also names Heritage at Stonebridge, Regency, Sun City Summerlin, and Trilogy. Red Rock Country Club is listed with two Arnold Palmer courses. Official history says that 738-acre guard-gated village is not technically part of the Summerlin master plan. For condos in the master plan, see C2 Lofts and the site’s list of other Summerlin condo buildings. A wider golf-area list is on Summerlin golf course communities.
Buying with the map in hand
Start with the official maps, the Google pin above, and a visit to the villages that fit your needs. Then check what is for sale now with Diana’s RE/MAX home search. This page has no live listing feed and no listing-map widget. What a buyer pays a buyer’s broker is separate and negotiable, and only the written buyer agreement sets that term. Wikipedia says homeowners may pay dues to community associations, and that some villages have their own associations as well. A property may also be in a special improvement district. Common-interest communities in Nevada are covered by NRS Chapter 116. For many resales, Nevada law requires the seller to provide a resale package. That package includes the declaration (often called the CC&Rs), bylaws, rules, and a statement of assessments.
Selling a home in a Summerlin village
If you already own a home here, put the listing terms in writing. Diana lists homes for a 1% listing-side fee, for every seller, with a $3,500 minimum for homes that sell for under $350,000. There is no additional brokerage fee, and it is no sale, no listing fee. Buyer-broker compensation is separate and negotiable, and the written listing agreement governs. You do not have to buy your next home with Diana. You can also read the 1% listing terms on the sell with Diana for 1% page. Have the current association resale package ready for buyers.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find an official Summerlin map?
The official Summerlin Maps & Guides page, checked on November 11, 2026, lists current Howard Hughes maps, including a border map, a zip code map, an actively selling map, an HOA map, a trails map, and an SID map. Open those files on that official page, because copies can go out of date. The Google map on this page is a location pin only, not an official boundary map.
Does the Google map show village boundaries?
No. The Google map on this page pins Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada. It is a location pin for zooming around the master plan. It does not show village lines, lots, gates, or association borders. For those lines, use the official Border Map, Zip Code Map, HOA Map, and Actively Selling Map on the Maps & Guides page. Confirm an address on the listing and the title report.
What is the difference between a village and a neighborhood on the map?
Official history says village design helps create a closer scale inside a community of nearly 36 square miles. Each village has at least one major community park, and each neighborhood is required to have a pocket park. Wikipedia says individual villages or townhome areas may also have their own homeowners associations. On the map, a village is the larger district, and neighborhoods sit inside it.
Which ZIP codes are in Summerlin?
The official Summerlin Maps & Guides page includes a Summerlin Zip Code Map. Wikipedia says nearly all of Summerlin South is in ZIP code 89135. Other Summerlin addresses also use ZIP codes such as 89144. This page does not invent a complete ZIP list for every village. Confirm the ZIP on the listing, the official map, and the tax record for the address you have in mind.
Which Summerlin villages are still selling new homes?
The official Summerlin villages page, checked on November 11, 2026, lists Grand Park, Kestrel, Kestrel Commons, La Madre Peaks, Redpoint Square, Summerlin Centre, and The Peaks. A November 2026 official article says current new-home sales include more than 115 floorplans in 20-plus neighborhoods across those seven villages and districts. That list can change. Confirm current inventory on Summerlin.com and our new-communities page.
Is this page the same as the Summerlin villages guide?
No. This page is the map: a Google location pin, links to official Summerlin maps, and a table of official village names, start years, and acres. The Summerlin villages guide is the longer directory, with golf notes and more village context. The two pages are meant to work together. Use this map to get oriented, then use the villages guide and the official maps when you compare a specific area.
Is Summerlin in the City of Las Vegas or in Clark County?
It depends on the address. Wikipedia says most of Summerlin lies inside the City of Las Vegas, and that Summerlin South is a census-designated place in unincorporated Clark County. Wikipedia also says Summerlin is not its own city, and that Summerlin South is bounded on the north by Charleston Boulevard. Check the official maps, the listing, and the tax record for the jurisdiction that applies to a given home.
Do you offer a 1% listing fee if I sell a home shown on this map?
Diana lists homes for a 1% listing-side fee, for every seller, with a $3,500 minimum for homes that sell for under $350,000. There is no additional brokerage fee, and it is no sale, no listing fee. Buyer-broker compensation is separate and negotiable, and the written listing agreement governs. You do not have to buy your next home with Diana.
Talk with Diana about a Summerlin map search
Questions about buying or selling in a Summerlin village can start with a call or a note. Bring the address so the official maps, dues, rules, and assessments can be checked against current records.
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