15,315 people call Gibson Springs in Henderson, Nevada home. Clark County is located to Gibson Springs. Most residents in Gibson Springs rent their homes, offering the community a largely suburban atmosphere. Parks are plentiful in Gibson Springs. Gibson Springs is home to a significant number of young professionals whom, in general hold moderate political views. Gibson Springs' public schools are above average.

Gibson Springs is a suburban neighborhood in Henderson, Nevada, characterized by a mix of medium to large single-family homes and townhomes. Most of these residences were built between 1970 and 1999, with additional construction continuing into the 2000s. The area offers a dense suburban feel, and is home to a diverse population including many young professionals. The public schools in the area are considered above average.

A notable historical event in the area was the 1988 PEPCON factory disaster, which occurred in what is now the Gibson Springs neighborhood. This event involved a massive explosion at a rocket fuel factory, causing widespread damage and resulting in two fatalities and hundreds of injuries. The explosion's impact was so significant that it was likened to a 1-kiloton air burst nuclear detonation. However, there are no visible signs of this explosion in Gibson Springs today, which has since developed into a residential and commercial area with office buildings​​. +

The neighborhood stands out for its significant military presence, with a greater proportion of residents active in the military compared to most U.S. neighborhoods. Additionally, Gibson Springs is recognized as being friendly for college students, offering amenities and services catering to this demographic. Remarkably, 2.1% of its residents primarily speak Portuguese at home, a proportion higher than 97.8% of neighborhoods in America, suggesting a unique cultural aspect within the community. + + +