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Las Vegas Meadows

2900 S Valley View Blvd

4.2(213 ratings)· Las Vegas average: 4.2

Part of Thesman Communities · 5 communities · 4.3★ average

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Quick Facts

Living arrangement
Homes can be purchased or rented on-site
Security
Gated entry with guard, reported 24-hour coverage
Transportation
Community-run bus for shopping and errands
Monthly cost concern
Lot rent near $1,000 per month cited by reviewers

What Families Think

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Las Vegas Meadows is a 55-plus manufactured home community rather than a traditional independent living building, with residents owning or renting individual homes on a gated, guarded property. Long-time residents describe it as clean, quiet, and socially active with a busy activities calendar, while other reviewers raise concerns about rude management, rising lot rents, and occasional maintenance surprises.

What reviewers praise

  • Long-time residents (5, 20+ years) speak highly of it
  • Active clubhouse calendar: bingo, karaoke, bunco, crafts
  • Two pools, hot tub, gym, and tennis courts
  • Gated entry with guard and reported 24-hour security
  • Community bus for shopping, bank, and errands
  • Grounds and homes described as clean and well-maintained

What reviewers flag

  • Several reviewers describe management or staff as rude or condescending
  • Multiple mentions of lot rent increases, some noting twice-yearly hikes
  • One detailed report of a disputed $10,000 repair bill and move-out fee
  • One report of deposit and credit-check issues raising trust concerns
  • A few reviewers found the surrounding neighborhood less desirable

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

Las Vegas Meadows is a senior living community in Las Vegas, Nevada offering Independent Living. Amenities include Outdoor Patio, Gathering / Activity Spaces and Wheelchair Accessible. Families rate it 4.2 out of 5 across 213 reviews.

About Las Vegas Meadows

Las Vegas Meadows is an independent living community in Las Vegas, Nevada. The community offers gathering and activity spaces, an outdoor patio, security with gated entry and a guard, and wheelchair accessibility. It is a 55-plus community.

Reviewers consistently praise the grounds and property maintenance, with multiple families noting the community is very clean and well kept. The amenities draw positive mention, including activities such as bunco, bingo, arts and crafts, karaoke, and a dog park. Transportation is available for residents. However, reviews are mixed regarding management and policies; while some residents report excellent experiences with staff and describe welcoming neighbors, others cite concerns about communication, rule enforcement, and how management addresses maintenance issues and complaints.

Most reviewers highlight the secure, gated environment and the quiet, friendly atmosphere among residents. One reviewer wrote that after visiting parents living there for over 20 years, the upkeep of the property is wonderful.

Types of Care at Las Vegas Meadows

Independent Living

Amenities

Room Amenities

  • Wheelchair Accessible

Community Amenities

  • Gathering / Activity Spaces
  • Outdoor Patio
  • Security

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Reviews of Las Vegas Meadows

4.2overall · 213 ratings combined

4.2★ on Google (213)

Deborah Deschene

May 2026

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Excellent +55 community! Quiet, safe, well maintained, wonderful management team, fun activities, & 13 years still going!

Regina

Sep 2025

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A quaint, quiet, high style of living. I didn't particularly care for the nosey, intrusive, woman that came out to greet me but other than that, it looks and feels like a decent community of people. Manicured lawns and lazy days.

Ralph Repitz

Jul 2025

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Oh, Meadows, the epitome of residential bliss! Who wouldn't want to experience the thrill of a surprise $10,000 AC replacement in their "newly remodeled" vintage mobile home? The leaking roof, faulty faucets, and charmingly misaligned windows are just thoughtful bonuses, ensuring you never have a dull moment in your dream abode.Let's not forget the joyous annual tradition of lot rent increases, keeping residents on their toes with the anticipation of financial surprises. And who needs top-notch security when you can trust the local criminals to take a break at night? It's like a built-in neighborhood watch, Las Vegas style!For the exclusive price of nearly $1000 in lot rent, you can savor the symphony of oversized "service" dogs expressing themselves at all hours. It's a small price to pay for the privilege of living in one of Las Vegas's finest high-crime areas. Google it for the rave reviews!And when it's time to bid farewell to Meadows, the $5000 move-out fee is the pièce de résistance—a generous parting gift for the unparalleled experience they've provided. Because who needs a credible buyer when you can have Meadows take a slice of the selling pie?But, of course, this is just one person's opinion. Happy house hunting, and may your Meadows adventure be as extraordinary as this review suggests !!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Las Vegas Meadows offer?

Las Vegas Meadows offers Independent Living.

How much does Las Vegas Meadows cost?

Las Vegas Meadows has not published its pricing. For context, communities in Las Vegas that publish rates start around $3,695 per month at the median. Final costs depend on care needs and apartment selection, so contact the community for a quote.

Where is Las Vegas Meadows located?

Las Vegas Meadows is located at 2900 S Valley View Blvd in Las Vegas, Nevada.

What do families say about Las Vegas Meadows?

Las Vegas Meadows carries a 4.2 out of 5 rating from 213 Google reviews. Las Vegas Meadows is a 55-plus manufactured home community rather than a traditional independent living building, with residents owning or renting individual homes on a gated, guarded property. Long-time residents describe it as clean, quiet, and socially active with a busy activities calendar, while other reviewers raise concerns about rude management, rising lot rents, and occasional maintenance surprises. Reviews on MyLivingChoice come from families who confirmed a connection to the community and appear with the reviewer's first name and last initial.

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