Best Campgrounds near Mesquite, NV

Very quite spot. Safe. Visited for one night. Easy road.

All sites have water, nothing else. Beautiful sites.

Not sure if it’s typical for the area but it was quite windy for about 3 out of 4 days. Plenty of sites around to spread out from other campers. Reasonably level with a bit of fiddling.

Nice place for a day or two, even better if you're here for the OHV park. You can park in the trees for a little privacy, or in the open to stay with a group, or to get that extra solar kick.

There are no designated sites, so it's kind of a free for all, show up and plop down wherever makes sense. Which seems to have some people stopping "in the road" and calling it good.

The bugs were impressive. As night falls you will see so many bats. That's your first indication. After that if you've got a light on, prepare to be swarmed. Seems to be a mix of mosquitoes and gnats at least at this time of year. Your trash will also get some roaches pretty quick, so plan to take care of that for any containers you plan to reuse.

I said a lot of bad things, but once the parties and drivers calm down, it's pretty darned nice and peaceful. No lights and a little bug spray and you're going to have a good night. You'll probably get awoken by the birds before the drivers start in.

Loved loved loved it! The views are insane, lots of exploring around. The facilities are well maintained and the sites spacious. Would highly recommend! My only concern was the very bad cell signal and that the wifi costs 8$ per device per day.

Beautiful spot. A bit windy this week. Not to many other campers here mid-week, but a few. White caps on the water because of wind.

The state park itself is stunning--loved the trails! The campground, however, is lacking. The sites themselves were clean (some sites are closer to other sites than others--look at the campground map before booking if you prefer space). The shower/restroom facilities weren't clean, old-looking, no electrical outlets, and offered little privacy. The shower requires holding down a chain to operate (annoying!)... the bathroom doors had holes instead of handles... and if you're tall, you can totally see into other shower stalls. Cell service is hit or miss.

Peaceful stay in the Dixie National Forest on FR901. Lots of space between the other couple campers we saw on this stretch of the road. The area we stayed in was a bit grassy and lava rock-y, which is wildly different and a nice change from the red sandy areas we've been in lately. Birds were singing all around--loved it! Good cell service.

We had a pleasant, quiet stay on a Sunday night. Bathrooms/Showers are new and clean. Cell service was great. Reserved online, which adds a whopping $8 reservation fee, but we didn't want to show up to a full campground if we didn't reserve (and it was full on a Sunday night in early April.) The fee brought our total to $48 for one night at a Standard Partial-Hookup RV Site. Camp host texted prior to arrival to confirm our stay and let us know when the site would be ready.

I camp all the time but could not bring myself to stay here. There's fresh and stale burro shit on every inch of the campsite. Literally so much of it that it is difficult to find a large enough space to pitch your tent. Gross, unsanitary. I'm surprised more reviews do not mention this. Maybe it wouldn't bother you if you were in an RV. There's also flies all over, no surprise. On top of that, there's a lot of solo male campers and no privacy b/w camps

DO NOT COME HERE! People are not helpful. The Rv sites are crazy unlevel. We had to raise one side 6 inches to get sorta level. Packed in like sardines. The pool was listed as heated but it’s not. It’s hasn’t been heated since we got here and office told a mom today that it just broke. BS! Showers are ok. Hard to park by your camper due to closeness of each site. The mini golf doesn’t even have the green turf on most of the holes. Wi-Fi sucks and cell service, for us, isn’t available. It’s 45 minutes from Zion but there are some closer but don’t know if they have pools or not but essentially this koa doesn’t either.

Just a spot to pull over for the night. Nothing fancy but it works. Fair Verizon signal.

I tried for 2 days to rent a space. They tried to find a space since we would bring our vehicle with us. Told I would talk to husband about the price.  Nothing was said about the year of our RV. But they asked me to email pictures of it. So I took pictures of every angle and emailed them . They had to have owners approval. Then they said RV’s had to be 10 years or newer. So why wasn’t I just asked what year it was. It would have saved me a lot of time. Very disappointed. It is registered as vintage. Very nice and clean. Made me feel like if you don’t have something new that you don’t belong there. 

If they would have just asked what year it was when I first called it would not have been a problem. I just spent so much time. And for what?

Reservations are required but there is running water and a great covered picnic area. Closest bathrooms to the beehives attraction so we would occasionally get people using our bathrooms despite the signs posted indicating trespassing if you weren't part of a group reservation. Overall a great time and tons of rocks for the kids to climb.

No campgrounds available at valley of fire. We stayed here. Flat enough. Quite but we’re other campers nearby.

We decided to go lux after several days at Zion in Watchman. Booked the same day by calling. Got 25% off by taking a site not yet landscaped. Super well-run family organization. Beautiful facilities, with places to relax inside and out. Amazing pool including wade-in area that will delight kids. Water was warm! Plus a hot tub and towels by the pool. The property is adjacent to BLM land, so hiking available. Full hook up site discounted to about $65 with tax. Lovely bathrooms and showers.