Although Reno is stock full of things to see and do indoors and outdoors, if you are interested in getting away from the city there are a variety of sites to see around the area as well. Are you interested in the wild, wild, west, Mark Twain, the Gold Rush? Then you are sure to enjoy the Virginia City, Nevada area, just 30 minutes from Reno. A town steeped in history, Virginia City preserves its past with tours, historical architecture, and informative museums.

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Easter is over but spring has sprung and if your kids are rearing to go there are many places in and around the Reno area that are waiting to entertain. Boomtown Fun Center is one of those places. It is not just a mini golf center. It’s not just an arcade. It is those combined and much, much more. There is something for everyone at Boomtown Fun Center. Check it out!

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Looking to spend a fun Easter day with your family? Looking for something to do outdoors? Are you into egg hunting, games, and face painting? Good, because there is plenty to do for the whole family this Easter in the Reno/Sparks area.  Hunt for eggs on paddleboards at the West Shore at Homewood, hunt for eggs on land, or have your face painted! Below are more Easter things you can choose to do in the area to enjoy your Easter in Reno.

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When you live in a large metropolitan area sometimes it is nice to get away. If you crave open spaces, greenery, and beautiful scenery, if you’re looking for something to do and see for everyone in the family from tot to teen, you need to look no further than Rancho San Rafael. You can spend hour upon hour there and never become bored. Enjoy the day out while learning about the local environment. Whether you are looking for a place to picnic, walk your dog, hike, or even have a wedding, Rancho San Rafael can accommodate you.

What: Rancho San Rafael

Where: 1595 N. Sierra St. Reno

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Are you interested in the prehistoric populations that came before you in the state of Nevada? Not everywhere can you visit an archaeological area that is still being studied, but an hour east of Reno you can. At Grimes Point Nevada, archaeologists study clues left by early inhabitants. A fragment of bone, stone scrapper used to butcher small animals, a scrap of tule matting, and Native American petroglyphs are the sorts of things studied by archaeologists to learn about the history of the area. Grimes Point Archaeological Area is a fascinating place to visit. Check it out!

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Are you into spas? If you’re not then maybe you should be. The benefits of spas have been researched and include a sense of renewal, increased optimism, and stress reduction. More than simply soothing sore joints, regular visits to the spa have also been proven to reduce absenteeism from work, fewer hospitalizations, better mental and physical health, and improved quality of sleep. Even a single visit to the spa can give you a sense of solace and healing and stimulate your energy. Perhaps you should check out Spa Atlantis.

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The live performing arts are always exciting and the Pioneer Center in Reno Nevada provides the community with excitement and entertainment to rival all others. Not only are the performing arts fun to watch but they provide positivity in lives of those involved. Studies have indicated that involvement in the performing arts can lead to academic achievement and community involvement preparing those involved for future success. Whether a performer or an on-looker, the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts has something for you.

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