The annual fundraiser is back near Las Vegas this Saturday, bringing team competition, free family fun and a chance to support Special Olympics Nevada.
Special Olympics Nevada is hauling its truck pull back to Cowabunga Bay this Saturday, giving families near Las Vegas a chance to watch teams test their strength while supporting athletes across the state. FOX5 Vegas reported the event is in its third year and will feature team competitions along with free family fun.
For residents, the appeal is simple: it is a local outing with a purpose. The event folds a spectacle — people pulling trucks — into a fundraiser for Special Olympics Nevada, an organization that relies on community support to keep its programs moving. With the competition set at Cowabunga Bay, the water park becomes the backdrop for one of the more unusual charity events on the fall calendar.
The return of the truck pull also adds another option for families looking for something active and outdoorsy close to home. FOX5 said the event is designed to be accessible, with free family fun alongside the main competition, making it an easy stop for parents, kids and supporters who want to spend part of the weekend cheering on teams.
Special Olympics Nevada’s truck pull has quickly become a recognizable local fundraiser because it combines a neighborhood feel with a high-energy format. In a region where weekends can fill up fast, events like this stand out for offering both entertainment and a direct way to support a cause rooted in inclusion and athletics.
Details & Information: The 3rd annual Special Olympics Nevada truck pull is set for this Saturday at Cowabunga Bay near Las Vegas. FOX5 Vegas did not include a public ticketing link or phone number in its report. For more information, visit the FOX5 Las Vegas report at https://www.fox5vegas.com/2026/10/14/special-olympics-nevada-truck-pull-returns-cowabunga-bay/.