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Rhodes Ranch is a guard-gated master-planned community in southwest Las Vegas surrounding a semi-private golf course, offering single-family homes from the mid $300,000s to over $3 million with a community recreation center, pools, and convenient access to the 215 beltway and South Strip.

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Rhodes Ranch is one of the most accessibly priced 24-hour guard-gated golf communities anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley. The 1,330-acre master plan was developed by Jim Rhodes (Rhodes Companies), who acquired 950 acres from the Bureau of Land Management in March 1996 and assembled adjacent parcels into a contiguous southwest valley site. Construction of the Ted Robinson Sr.-designed 18-hole, par-71, 6,582-yard championship golf course began that same year, and the course opened to the public on November 6, 1997. Robinson called the par-3 collection at Rhodes Ranch the finest he ever designed. Rhodes Companies filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009 during the broader Las Vegas housing collapse, and Century Communities (the same builder that later took over Skye Canyon) acquired the remaining lots and oversaw the build-out through completion. Today Rhodes Ranch has dual 24-hour staffed guard gates (the main gate off Durango Drive and the West Gate off Fort Apache, opened in 2014), a 35,000-square-foot Recreation Center, and the resident-only Fun Zone Water Park with a lagoon pool, lap pool, three spas, a rope bridge, and 16 water slides.

About Rhodes Ranch

Rhodes Ranch is a guard-gated master-planned community in southwest Las Vegas, developed around the Rhodes Ranch Golf Club course. The community is located near the intersection of Rhodes Ranch Parkway and Rainbow Boulevard, with convenient access to the 215 beltway. Development began in the late 1990s and continued through the 2000s, creating a well-established residential neighborhood with guard-gated security, a community recreation center, and the semi-private golf course as its centerpiece.

Homes and Pricing

Homes in Rhodes Ranch range from approximately $375,000 to $3,100,000. The community offers a variety of single-family home styles, from standard production homes to larger custom-quality residences on golf course lots. Most homes were built between the late 1990s and late 2000s. Floor plans range from approximately 1,500 square feet to over 5,000 square feet, with single-story and two-story options available. Golf course frontage lots and homes in premium sections command higher prices, while interior-lot homes in standard sections offer the entry-level price points.

Amenities and Lifestyle

The Rhodes Ranch community recreation center provides residents with swimming pools, a fitness area, tennis courts, and gathering spaces. Access to the recreation center is included in the HOA membership. The Rhodes Ranch Golf Club is a semi-private course, meaning it is open to public play while also offering membership options for residents who want regular access. The guard-gated entries provide controlled access to the community. Walking paths and pocket parks are distributed throughout the master plan.

Location and Commute

Rhodes Ranch sits in southwest Las Vegas with direct access to the 215 beltway via Rainbow Boulevard. The commute to the Las Vegas Strip takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes via the 215 to I-15. The airport is approximately 20 to 25 minutes away. The South Rainbow commercial corridor provides nearby shopping, dining, and services. Mountains Edge and Southern Highlands are adjacent communities to the south. The southwest valley location provides views of the Spring Mountains to the west from elevated lots within the community.

Who Lives Here

Rhodes Ranch attracts families, golfers, and buyers seeking a guard-gated community in the southwest valley. The combination of gated security, golf course proximity, and community amenities appeals to move-up buyers and families with children. The southwest location and 215 beltway access make the community practical for commuters working on the Strip, at the airport, or in Henderson. Zoned for William and Mary Scherkenbach Elementary (K-5, Clark County School District), Lois and Jerry Tarkanian Middle School (6-8, Clark County School District), and Desert Oasis High School (9-12, Clark County School District). School assignments may vary by address, so buyers should verify zoning with the Clark County School District.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Rhodes Ranch guard-gated?
Yes. Rhodes Ranch has 24-hour staffed guard gates at two separate entrances: the main gate off Durango Drive (the original entrance) and the West Gate off Fort Apache (opened in 2014). Both gates are staffed around the clock, with all visitors verified before entry. Roving security patrol is also included in the HOA. The dual-gate setup is one of the structural features that distinguishes Rhodes Ranch from single-gate guard-gated communities of similar scale.
What is the Rhodes Ranch Golf Club?
The Rhodes Ranch Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71, 6,582-yard championship course designed by Ted Robinson Sr. and opened in November 1997. The course occupies 162 acres inside the master plan, with over 3,000 palm trees, water features, and rolling fairways that play meaningfully different from a typical desert layout. Ted Robinson Sr. called the collection of par-3 holes at Rhodes Ranch the finest he ever designed. The course earned a Golf Digest 4-Star rating and remains open to the public, with preferred rates for residents.
What is the Fun Zone Water Park?
The Fun Zone Water Park is a resident-only outdoor water park inside the Rhodes Ranch gates. It includes a large lagoon pool, three spas, a separate lap pool, 16 water slides, a rope bridge, squirt-gun stations, and cabanas. The combination of the water park, the 35,000-square-foot Recreation Center (with fitness, basketball, tennis, and event space), and the championship golf course gives Rhodes Ranch one of the deepest amenity sets of any guard-gated community in its price range.
What was the Rhodes Companies bankruptcy?
Rhodes Companies (the development entity behind Rhodes Ranch, owned by Jim Rhodes) filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009 during the broader Las Vegas housing collapse. The bankruptcy delayed the build-out, and Century Communities (the same builder that later acquired Skye Canyon's master plan in 2020) took over the remaining lots and continued construction through community completion. The Rhodes Ranch Golf Club, the recreation amenities, and the existing homes were not affected by the bankruptcy, and the community continued to operate normally throughout. The history is part of the public record and worth knowing for buyers researching the community's development arc.
What are the HOA fees at Rhodes Ranch?
HOA fees at Rhodes Ranch typically run between $155 and $200 per month, which covers the dual 24-hour staffed guard gates, roving security, common area maintenance, and resident access to the 35,000-square-foot Recreation Center and Fun Zone Water Park. Compared to other Las Vegas guard-gated golf communities (Anthem Country Club, Red Rock Country Club, MacDonald Highlands), Rhodes Ranch has among the lowest monthly HOA dues in the metro for this combination of features.
What are home prices like in Rhodes Ranch?
Active listings in Rhodes Ranch typically run from the mid $400,000s for smaller production floor plans up into the low to mid $700,000s for the larger semi-custom homes on premium golf course lots. Custom estate homes can reach past $1.2M. The median sale price has historically run in the high $400,000s to mid $500,000s. Rhodes Ranch is one of the most accessibly priced 24-hour guard-gated golf communities in the metro by entry-level price, especially compared to comparable guard-gated golf options in Summerlin or Henderson.