Sun City Summerlin: Las Vegas' Original Del Webb 55+ Community
Championship golf and four resident-only recreation centers on the west side of Summerlin
Sun City Summerlin
Founded by Del Webb in 1989 as the developer's first active-adult community in the Las Vegas valley, Sun City Summerlin sits on roughly 2,000 acres at the western edge of Summerlin. Homes began closing in 1991, and the neighborhood reached substantial build-out by 1999 with 7,779 homes.
Every home is governed by the Sun City Summerlin Community Association, which maintains four resident-only recreation centers and three golf courses operated as Golf Summerlin.
Where Community Meets Daily Life
Golf Summerlin's three courses — Highland Falls, Palm Valley, and Eagle Crest — were designed by Billy Casper and Greg Nash.
Four recreation centers offer indoor and outdoor pools and spas, fitness rooms, tennis, and pickleball.
80+ resident-run clubs give residents a full calendar of hobbies, fitness classes, and social events.
An Exceptional Daily Life
Three golf courses (Golf Summerlin)
Four recreation centers
Indoor and outdoor swimming pools and spas
Tennis, pickleball, and bocce ball courts
80+ resident clubs
Guard-gated community with 24/7 security
History & Development
Del Webb broke ground on Sun City Summerlin in 1989, its first active-adult community in the Las Vegas valley.
Sun City Summerlin, Las Vegas NV
Sun City Summerlin · Las Vegas, NV
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Frequently Asked Questions
Del Webb developed Sun City Summerlin starting in 1989; the community reached substantial completion in 1999 with 7,779 homes.
Yes. It is a 55+ community that complies with the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA).
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