The park trails and trailheads are open during daylight hours every day, including holidays. The Clark County Wetlands Park is free to visit, making it a great option for those looking for budget-friendly activities.

The park offers a variety of amenities for visitors. The Nature Center features an Exhibit Gallery, Nature Store, Auditorium, Spotlight on Nature Gallery, and a picnic room called the Lizard Lounge. The park also has clean restrooms, although visitors are advised to carry hand wash and towelettes as there are no sinks. The park trails are paved and have mile markers, rest stops, and site markers. However, please note that the Nature Preserve Boardwalk is currently closed.

The Wetlands Loop Trail is paved from Mile 0 to Mile 11.5. However, due to flooding, the trail between Mile 13 and Mile 14 is impassible. Plans to complete the trail are in development. Additionally, the Sunrise Trailhead and restrooms are currently closed due to vandalism. Visitors may park near the trailhead entrance at the east end of S. Hollywood Blvd.

Visitors have shared overwhelmingly positive reviews about their experiences at the Clark County Wetlands Park. They have praised the park's beautiful scenery, fresh air, and the variety of wildlife that can be seen. Many have enjoyed the calmness of the park and the opportunity to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The park is also a popular spot for families, with many visitors noting that their children enjoyed the exhibit center and the playgrounds. However, some visitors have noted that there is a problem with dog waste on the walkways, so be sure to watch your step.