Summerlin North

About Summerlin North

Summerlin started here. The first village, The Hills, opened in 1990, and the first residents moved in in March 1991. Summerlin North's villages have had decades to mature, so you'll find tall trees, settled neighborhoods, and well-used parks.

Golf is part of the area's identity, with TPC Summerlin and TPC Las Vegas close by. Below, each community has its own section. Home availability changes often, so ask me what's on the market today.

The Hills

The Hills is Summerlin's first village, a 394-acre community anchored by The Hills Park. The park opened months before the first residents moved in.

• The Hills Park: The original village park, with basketball, open turf, picnic areas, a playground, lighted tennis courts, and walking trails.
• History: The first family moved here in March 1991.
• Established setting: Mature trees and settled neighborhoods, close to TPC Summerlin.

Good fit for: buyers who want an established village with mature landscaping and a park at its center.

The Hills South

The Hills South is a 725-acre mixed-use village. It's home to some of Summerlin's first custom-home neighborhoods, including Eagle Hills and Tournament Hills.

• Golf: TPC Summerlin, Summerlin's first golf course and the first Tournament Players Club course in Nevada.
• Culture: The Summerlin Library and Performing Arts Center.
• Tournament Hills and Eagle Hills: Exclusive guard-gated communities with custom homes, mature landscaping, and large lots.
• Business parks: Several master-planned business parks are nearby.

Good fit for: buyers who want a custom or semi-custom home in an established, golf-adjacent setting.

The Pueblo

The Pueblo is a 568-acre village known for its Pueblo-style architecture, with both single-family and multi-family neighborhoods.

• The Pueblo Park: A linear park with a desert interpretive garden, playgrounds, a multi-use path, picnic ramadas, and a basketball court.
• Schools: The village includes The Meadows School, a private school, and Bryan Elementary School.
• Shopping: The Pueblo shopping center is in the village.

Good fit for: buyers who want an established village with a distinct architectural style and a large park.

The Trails

The Trails is a 573-acre village with several single-family and multi-family neighborhoods. It was home to Summerlin's first community center.

• The Trails Community Center: Opened in 1995 and still one of Summerlin's busiest hubs for classes and events. It's for residents.
• Parks: The Trails Park has a community pool, and The Trails Paseo Park adds more green space.
• Convenience: The Trails Village Center, a neighborhood retail center, is in the village.

Good fit for: buyers who want an established village with a strong community center and a pool.

The Crossing

The Crossing is an established village in Summerlin North.

• The Crossing Park: One of Summerlin's popular soccer parks, hosting youth and adult leagues. It also has a playground, a basketball court, and picnic areas.
• Trails: Summerlin's trail system runs nearby.

The Canyons

The Canyons is a 754-acre village built around golf, with walking trails, single-family and multi-family neighborhoods, and custom-home enclaves.

• Golf: The village sits next to TPC Las Vegas, a daily-fee public course and one of two Tournament Players Club courses in Nevada. Angel Park Golf Club is adjacent, just outside Summerlin.
• Resort and business: The JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa is nearby, along with Canyons Center and Covington Cross Center for shops, restaurants, and services.
• Access: Close to Summerlin Parkway, with easy access to US 95 and the 215 Beltway.

Good fit for: buyers who want a golf setting and a mix of home types, from condominiums to custom homes.

The Arbors

The Arbors is a 1,206-acre village with single-family and multi-family neighborhoods.

• Parks: Four major parks: Arbors Paseo Park, Arbors Tennis and Play Park, Tree Top Park, and Cottonwood Canyon.
• Tennis: Arbors Tennis and Play Park is the home of the Summerlin Tennis Club, with five lighted courts, leagues, and lessons.
• Schools: Palo Verde High School and Sig Rogich Middle School are in the village.

Good fit for: families who want parks, tennis, and nearby schools in an established village.

Questions about Summerlin North

Which Summerlin North community is right for me? It depends on how you want to live. The Hills, The Hills South, and The Canyons are close to golf. The Trails and The Arbors are known for community centers, pools, and tennis. The Pueblo has a distinctive architectural style. Tell me your priorities and I'll narrow it down.

Where is Tournament Hills? Tournament Hills is an exclusive guard-gated community in The Hills South, along with Eagle Hills.

Are the homes here older? Many of these villages began in the 1990s, so you'll see more resale homes with mature landscaping. I'll point out what's been updated and what may need work.

How do schools work here? Public schools are assigned by your home's exact address through the Clark County School District. I always confirm the zone before you make an offer. Nearby options include Palo Verde High School and The Meadows School, a private school.

Is there golf nearby? Yes. TPC Summerlin and TPC Las Vegas are both close, and Angel Park Golf Club is next to The Canyons.

Heuser Luxury Group is not affiliated with The Howard Hughes Corporation or the Summerlin development.