Nevada Palace Casino

Nevada Palace Casino

Off-Strip 3.2 Est. 1979 Cannery Casino Resorts

About

The Nevada Palace was a small locals casino on Boulder Highway that operated for nearly 30 years. Known for its friendly atmosphere and affordable gaming, it served the east Las Vegas community before being purchased by Cannery Casino Resorts and demolished to make way for the Eastside Cannery in 2008.

Our Rating

3.2
1,800 reviews
Gaming
3.5
Dining
3.0
Nightlife
2.5
Value
4.0
Amenities
3.0

Key Stats

219
Rooms
27K
Sq Ft Casino
15
Table Games
0.8K
Slots

Amenities

Pool
Buffet

Highlights

  • Affordable
  • Friendly staff
  • Boulder Highway location

Consider

  • Small property
  • Dated facilities
  • Limited dining

Dining Highlights

24-hour coffee shop

Pool & Recreation

Outdoor pool

Nearby Attractions

Boulder Highway casinos Sam's Town

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Nevada Palace close?
Nevada Palace closed on February 29, 2008.
What replaced Nevada Palace?
The Eastside Cannery was built on the site, opening in 2008.
Why did Nevada Palace close?
Cannery Casino Resorts purchased the property and demolished it to build the larger Eastside Cannery.

Quick Info

Address
5255 Boulder Hwy, Las Vegas, NV 89122
Price Range
$
Parking
Free self-parking
Dining
3+ Restaurants

Best For

Budget travelers Locals Casual gamblers