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Bonnie Springs Ranch
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- Bonnie Springs Ranch sets spooky scene after dark in Red Rock Canyon. Las Vegas Review-Journal
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Listed from a published source: Bonnie Springs Ranch sets spooky scene after dark in Red Rock Canyon, Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Las Vegas Review-Journal reported in 2015 that performer Bill Miller heard footsteps, running and children playing here when no one else was around.
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Bonnie Springs RanchClark County, Nevada · 36.0594, -115.4540Get directions
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- Access to this place hasn't been verified. Check before you go, and don't enter private property without the owner's permission.
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1 image, creditedBonnie Springs Ranch seen from the Spring Mountains above Red Rock Canyon, 2006.
Stan Shebs, CC BY-SA 3.0
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