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The community guide
Living in Mountain’s Edge
Parks, neighborhoods, schools and everyday life in southwest Las Vegas, from Julie Hestes.
The setting
Mountain’s Edge is a master-planned community in the unincorporated town of Enterprise, in the southwest corner of the Las Vegas Valley. It sits south of Blue Diamond Road and west of Rainbow Boulevard. Clark County approved it in 2002, and Las Vegas-based Focus Property Group began selling homes in 2004.
- Homes
- More than 12,500
- Master HOA dues (2026)
- $135 a quarter
- Location
- Enterprise, Clark County
- Developer
- Focus Property Group
Sources: Clark County, Mountain’s Edge Master Association, 2026 assessments.
Parks and trails
Exploration Peak Park is the community’s signature park: nearly 80 acres, most of it open space and trails, with walking and bike paths to the top of Exploration Peak and its views across the valley. Down below there’s a playground with an Old West theme, a splash pad, pickleball courts, an outdoor amphitheater and picnic pavilions.
- Nathaniel Jones Park: playground, splash pad and the community’s dog parkHOA ↗
- Paiute Park: playground, basketball and volleyball courtsHOA ↗
- Mountain’s Edge Regional Park: large sports fields, trails and picnic areas, run by Clark CountyCounty ↗
Exploration Peak, Nathaniel Jones and Paiute parks are owned by Clark County and maintained by the master association. Sources: Clark County Parks, Mountain’s Edge Master Association.
Communities
Mountain’s Edge is made up of dozens of smaller communities. Some have their own association (and their own fees) on top of the master HOA; others are maintained directly by the master association.
With their own association
Alturas · Augusta / Belford / Ellingwood · Beacon Hill · Bella Monte · Breckenridge · Cactus Creek · Cameron / Crestone · Cascade · Collina · Denali · Diamond Creek · Jasmine Falls · Las Colinas · Madera · Mandolin · Maravilla · Marble Canyon · Mesa / Valla · Mirador · Mirasol · Montecito · Montelano · Monterey Ranch · Monterey Square · Pyrenees · Quintessa · Rio Vista · Rivendell · San Gabriel · Sierra Madre · Stonehurst · Summer Trail · Tacinga Ridge · Tramonto Villaggio · Trissino · Tuscalante · Via Ventura / Via Valencia · Watermarke · Yellowstone
Maintained by the master association
Alpian Meadow · Aspire · Avila · Azure Canyon · Cactus Landing · Cattara · Chaco Canyon · Citrus Vista · Coldwater Crossing · Los Serranos · Mojave Hills · Monterey Manor & Cove · Rockdale · Sage Canyon · Serenada · Silver Hills · Sonoma Summit · Sterling Ridge · Stonebridge · Sutter · Talavera · Tierra Vista · Tularosa · Vista Pines · Willow Creek
Source: Mountain’s Edge Master Association, community information (lists dated January 2026).
Schools
Public schools are run by the Clark County School District. Zones are set by address and change over time, so check any home with CCSD’s zoning search. Schools in the Mountain’s Edge area include:
Questions
How much are HOA dues in Mountain’s Edge?
The Mountain’s Edge Master Association’s 2026 assessment is $135 per quarter. Many neighborhoods also have their own sub-association fee on top of that, so check the HOA details for a specific home. HOA assessments
Which schools serve Mountain’s Edge?
Public schools are run by the Clark County School District. School zones are set by address and can change, so check any address with CCSD’s zoning search.
Who runs the parks in Mountain’s Edge?
Exploration Peak, Nathaniel Jones and Paiute parks are owned by Clark County and maintained by the Mountain’s Edge Master Association. Mountain’s Edge Regional Park is owned and run by Clark County.
When was Mountain’s Edge built?
Clark County approved Mountain’s Edge in September 2002, and Las Vegas-based Focus Property Group began selling homes there in 2004.