Whether you're an RVer or tent camper, Bunkerville, NV is a great place to post up for the weekend—or longer. Camping, hiking, biking: however you want to spend your days near Bunkerville, you'll find great campgrounds with The Dyrt. Get the dirt on all the best camping near Bunkerville. Browse campgrounds by amenities, site types, and more.
"You get access to this little desert oasis, and it's awesome they have an incredible pool with a waterfall and showers and clean bathrooms not to mention a full bar, and don't forget to go inside to get"
"So much better than a gravel lot next to the freeway. We paid $35."
$25 - $35 / night
"PROS: • Restrooms w/ flushing toilets • Showers w/ hot water • Parking within your site, loved the proximity • Faucet w/ running water on site • Fire pit w/ removable grill • BBQ grill • Covered picnic"
"Site #7 at Arch Rock, it's close to the bathroom, has a beautiful (almost private) canyon starting at the site, a shrub next to the tent pad which is fair shade in the afternoon, a covered picnic area"
$50 - $100 / night
"They even have a dog wash. Washer dryers are $1.75 a load with timers to let you know how long before your load is done."
"Special thanks to Judy & Leslie for making a difficult situation bearable!"
"Built for big rigs, this place is conveniently located and has level spots and a killer view. The only negative is that they don’t have fire pits. Still, I highly recommend as a great stop off I 15"
"Our fourth and final night was closer to the entrance near Whitney Pocket and it was a much busier area, but still quiet and remote."
"The dog parks could use some remodeling, and the sites are not landscaped. Pulling into the palm tree lined entrance is the best part."
$8 / night
"Virgin River Canyon Campground, off Cedar Pocket Exit, near St George and Hurricane UT is a very nice, well kept Campground. Easy to maneuver and park. We have a 40’ fifth wheel and had no issue."
"Some nice trails to hike around area next to Virgin River."
LegendLocated right off the highway, this a great place to stay for one night or for longer periods. There seemed to be several full-timers living in the campground. You can hear the highway when you sleep, so try to request a site furthest from the road. The bathrooms were clean and the staff was welcoming and accommodating. There was not a dog park or any grassy areas that allowed pets which was a challenge.
RangerThis is a wonderful campground. The sites are well designed and some are really special. The reason I gave it only three stars has to do with pets. Dogs are not allowed on any hiking trails. They are allowed, however, on the paved bicycle trail which felt dangerous for both dogs and bicyclists. My 17 year old cat is a well seasoned camper. He free ranges around where he feels comfortable and always knows where home lies. The Camp Ranger ordered my cat to be leashed. That was a first in four months of camping and I knew it would not go well. We were going to stay for one week but left after only one night. Disappointed.
LegendThis place has it all!!! Pull through sites, back in, full hook ups, tables and trash cans at each site. A very nice rv spot, laundry, shuffle board, pool, dog park and a little put area. Your close to everything and restaurants nearby.
RangerIf not for competing with the resorts on the strip in Las Vegas, this park meets all needs sufficiently. The dog parks could use some remodeling, and the sites are not landscaped. Pulling into the palm tree lined entrance is the best part. I was under a giant billboard, so this park leaves a lot to the imagination. There was nothing referencing the Vegas strip here, and I think that could be improved.
ScoutNice site. Easy in and out. Close to the water. Store employees and park host nice and friendly. Pet friendly park. July camping is a little extreme. But spend the day by the lake and leave a/c running in trailer and you are good to good.
GuideIf you're in the area to see sand hollow via motorcycle or side-by-side this is a perfect base camp. For everyone else you might be quickly annoyed by the noise all day, and night. The first night we had people riding around until about 2 am.
The area is absolutely beautiful. Red Utah desert and very sandy. Your gear will be pink by the time you go home.
Lots of space to park and a fire pits scattered throughout the valley. I'd be careful with small ones and pets due to all the off road vehicles using this as a trailhead.
TravelerLarge pull thoughts Horse, pet & desert toy Friendly... Owners are amazing and Scarlett (the Boss) is the cutest kid on Earth.
TravelerThis is dispersed camping, some of which was former lakebed. There’s several NPS designated dirt roads that are passable at various distances from the lake shore, many are nicely level. There is a free dump station and water nearby at Echo Bay. Propane is available at the small gas station at Echo Bay. Overton is a short drive (though possibly inaccessible if raining, several parts of the route are at flash flooding risk) for groceries, laundry, hardware store, automotive stores The local wild burros will serenade you at 3 AM. And the coyotes are vocal as well - be extremely careful to keep pets, especially smaller ones, close.
TravelerPROS: • Restrooms w/ flushing toilets • Showers w/ hot water • Parking within your site, loved the proximity • Faucet w/ running water on site • Fire pit w/ removable grill • BBQ grill • Covered picnic bench • Covered metal garbage cans walking distance from your site • Pet friendly • Visitor Center driving distance from site (within park) w/ items i.e. fire wood, fire starters, etc. • Lots of hiking trails to choose from! We drive to all of our trails
CONS: • You have to be very patient to score a site. The sites are first come, first served — no reservations and the signs have always said that the campgrounds are FULL when I go here, apparently they’re not. My gf had gone earlier to the park bc I had to work and she had to scout for a spot. Initially, she was not able to find anything so she went for a hike then returned and scored a spot. Patience is key! • RE sites 16 or any that are up against a boulder. These sights are like megaphones. Everything said and done in these sites could be heard from very far distances. Night 1; musicians graced our ear drums with guitars sounds and singing. Night 2; family tortured our eardrums with their screaming child (sound echoed!) and conversations that had TMI written all over them. This is me venting but just be aware if you’re staying in any of these spaces and don’t be a d*€% in general :)
Overall: love this place! Great for beginners in the world of camping. It eases you into it (w/ the access to toilets and showers) rather than straight roughing it off the bat.
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