Boulder City Municipal Airport

Boulder City Municipal has a single small terminal building providing passenger waiting areas, a charter desk when operations are scheduled, and basic restroom facilities. Facilities are minimal compared with commercial airports and there are no jet bridges or extensive concourses.

Primary access is by car, taxi or pre‑arranged shuttle; travel time to Boulder City town center is a few minutes, to Las Vegas roughly 25-40 miles (30-50 minutes) depending on route and traffic.

• Driving: Short local drives to Boulder City; to Las Vegas expect 30-50 minutes.
• Taxi / Ride‑share: Available but can be limited - pre‑book when possible.
• Shuttle: Private shuttles to Hoover Dam and Las Vegas are common for tourists; book ahead.
• Public transit: Very limited; check local schedules before relying on buses.

Facilities are basic and oriented to GA and charter users.

• Lounges: None-FBOs provide pilot lounges and passenger handling for charters.
• Food & Drink: Very limited; bring snacks for short waits.
• Wi‑Fi: May be available through FBO or terminal; do not count on high‑speed public Wi‑Fi.
• Charging: Limited outlets in the waiting area.
• Luggage: No formal baggage storage; charter operators manage checked bags.
• Accessibility: Basic accessible access; for assistance contact the operator or airport ahead of arrival.

Accommodations are in Boulder City proper (a short drive) or in nearby Las Vegas (25-40 miles). Boulder City has small motels and inns; larger hotel choices and major chains are in Las Vegas.

• For chain bookings check: marriott.com, hilton.com, ihg.com.

Tip for long layovers: consider staying in Boulder City for local character and shorter transfers to Hoover Dam, or stay in Las Vegas if you need full hotel services and late‑night options.