Best Cabin Camping near Mesquite, NV

Cabin rentals near Mesquite, Nevada include both rustic and fully-equipped options at facilities like St. George/Hurricane KOA Journey and Sand Hollow State Park. The KOA Journey offers cabin accommodations with electricity and basic amenities, while beachside cottages at Sand Hollow State Park provide more comprehensive features including water hookups, electric service, and sewer connections. Many cabins are situated within established campgrounds that also serve RV and tent campers. One visitor noted that "the bathrooms were large and clean with warm showers," making their stay at Sand Hollow comfortable despite the park's popularity with ATV enthusiasts.

Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. McArthur's Temple View RV Resort provides cabin options in St. George with access to numerous amenities including a pool, shuffleboard, and a game room. According to one camper, "This place has it all! A very nice RV spot, laundry, shuffle board, pool, dog park and a little put area." Most properties require reservations, especially during peak seasons from spring through fall. Pet policies vary by facility, with many allowing pets in cabin accommodations for an additional fee. Cabin availability may be limited compared to RV and tent sites.

Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. The level of kitchen facilities varies significantly between properties - some offer only basic outdoor cooking options while others provide more complete setups. The Sand Pit Campground area features cabins with proximity to restroom facilities and showers. Grocery stores and supply points are available in St. George and Hurricane, though visitors staying in more remote locations should plan to bring essentials. Cabins at KOA properties typically include electricity but often lack running water inside the units, requiring guests to use communal bathroom facilities.

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  • Lucy L.
    Nov. 30, 2017

    Sand Pit Campground — Sand Hollow State Park

    Clean and spacious campground

    We stayed 2 nights at this campground(near the sandpit). Our main reason was for an off road adventure because there are numerous off road trails for Jeeps, buggies, rzrs, dirt bikes, etc...amazing grounds! The beach is an easy walk away where there are picnic tables and places to wade in the water and play frisbee by the water. Campsites had soft sand and clean firepits available. There were flushable toilets, running water, and clean showers for campers. We loved our stay!

  • AThe Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 30, 2019

    St. George / Hurricane KOA Journey

    A Solid KOA For a Family

    We stayed at this KOA in our motor home over a Memorial day weekend in 2019.  We had 50A power, city water and sewer.  Power stayed on even during a windy down pour one night.   We arrived at about 9PM and a very friendly man guided us to our site pull-through site and helped us set up.  I appreciated the help.

    A lady at the front desk told me that this campsite had become pretty beat up a few years ago and she and her husband were investing a lot of time to improve it.  Even if it is a work in progress, the campsite was well maintained.  Wide roads, gravel pull-through RV spots, picnic tables, grassy areas for kids and pets, a new playground, and a serviceable pool (clean but smallish - good for kids) and lots of bathrooms and showers (all private stalls).

    There's a great-room down by the entrance (it has additional bathrooms btw) that is very spacious.  There are 8 or so dinging tables (with chairs) and an area with a TV and couch (I don't think it had a DVD/Blu-Ray player so bring your own).  Mini-golf was a fun activity for my kids one evening even though it was pretty worn.

    This site is about 5 minutes from Quail lake and about 20 minutes from Sand Hollow.

    Overall, great place to stay for 3 nights with kids.  We would stay again without hesitation.

  • sThe Dyrt PRO User
    Sep. 26, 2024

    St. George / Hurricane KOA Journey

    Very very hot here

    The weather here is extremely hot over 100! The paces is located off the highway so you can hear the traffic. Also the bathrooms were hot no ac. The ladies in the office were extremely kind and very accommodating. They went above and beyond to help me find a shade spot. Most spots have only one small tree or none unless outside or some inside but far from the bathrooms. The pool says closes at 10pm but we were told at dusk. The closest restaurants or stores are about 30 mins away. It does include free miniature golf horseshoes and a pickleball but way to hot to do them. Also only the end sites have a fire pit and no grills that I saw except tent sites.

  • kristin S.The Dyrt PRO User
    Nov. 1, 2020

    McArthur's Temple View RV Resort

    An okay spot in St George

    I typically rate campgrounds as they fit into 1 of 5 categories. This campground will be rated as a Basecamp — grounds that offer a comfortable home base that you’re happy to return to after a day of exploring the surrounding area. Ratings for this category are based on: Value to cost: 3 Overall grounds: 4 Utility of sites (hookups, layout, accessibility): 3 Local Attraction Proximity: 4 Reservation Process/Ease of Getting a Site: 5 Amenities: 4 Customer Service: 5 Cleanliness: 4

    Price seems a bit high for what you get. We were in a back-in site which was $75/night after all taxes and fees (included a 10% Good Sam discount). There are limited options in the area and with Zion so close by and half the nation vacationing in RVs right now, our hands were a bit tied. We have some other favorite spots in this area but they were all booked up in late September.

    These sites are CLOSE together. The one thing I liked about the layout was that they have you park on the other side of your concrete pad, so your face isn’t right at your neighbors sewer hose or slide out when you step out your door. However, your neighbor behind you is right at your bumper. Luckily, all our neighbors were friendly and pleasant. There is a picnic table and concrete area for chairs. Our table was not cleaned and seemed to have something dripped all over it (looked like blood, unconfirmed).

    They have free wifi boosters they rent out during your stay so it makes the wifi not awful... good enough for browsing and checking emails with some patience.

    We didn’t use the pool but it looked nice and was quiet while we were there. We actually didn’t use any facilities but the office was clean! Also, while the staff wore masks, they were virtually the only people in town wearing them. Almost all of St. George was mask-free.

    Very very close to downtown St George (1.5 miles) and tons of good restaurants. Good proximity to nearby parks and Zion is less than an hour away. Staff was very friendly.

    It’s a find place to stay but with cost factored in, we would only return if we were in a bind... or really wanted full hookups.

  • A
    Sep. 15, 2019

    St. George / Hurricane KOA Journey

    I’ve seen Walmart parking spaces that are larger and more accommodating

    Cramped slots out in the blistering sun. No picnic tables unless you request one and they happen to have one available. But don’t bother, there’s hardly room to squeeze between your front door and your neighbors vehicle. The lot slopes, say 4-6 inches in 8 feet so leveling up is a chore. The advertised available wi-fi in their advertisement is described as “limited” when you finally check in, and that is a gross overstatement. It sucks when it is available at all. The sewer connection is nearly 30 feet from the typical travel trailer connection. And the heat is unrelenting am to pm since shade trees are apparently a premium they decided not to invest in. We’re stuck here for 3 nights hating every minute.

  • Shayli L.The Dyrt PRO User
    May. 14, 2023

    Sand Hollow OHV Camp

    Side by side paradise

    If 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.

  • Kelly S.
    Mar. 17, 2018

    St. George / Hurricane KOA Journey

    Meh.

    We by no means had an outstanding experience here, nor was it horrible. We were on spring break visiting Zion National Park, which was about an hour away (it was the closest campground that was open at the time.)

    Pros: nice showerhouse and bathrooms, good view of red cliffs recreation area, free mini golf and pool, electric and water at the tent site, laundry facilities, right off the interstate.

    Cons: right off the interstate. Nothing but vehicle traffic all night long. Zero privacy- tent sites are so close you can literally hop from one tent pad to the next. Also, there aren't enough picnic tables for each site. It is also extremely windy, with nothing to break that wind. We came back to the site one evening to find both tents down and our things scattered across the tent site area.

    Ooverall, I would likely not go back. I think this site is better suited for RVers than renters. There are some state parks right behind the hill that have better location than this. In a pinch, it worked for us, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

  • MThe Dyrt PRO User
    Sep. 8, 2023

    Gunlock State Park Campground

    New campground - very nice

    The construction is new. Sites (mostly drive through but a few back-in) have a table, fire ring, power and water.  There is no shade, so you will want to bring something for that. The bathrooms are very clean with heaters. The toilets are normal flush style toilets. 

    The campground is right off the road and is easy to get to.  Roads are gravel/dirt.  The rangers were friendly and helpful. I was a walk-in and it was $35.

  • Jonathan D.
    Aug. 6, 2020

    St. George / Hurricane KOA Journey

    Good RV Park but small sites

    The park itself was nice and the staff was nice but definitely overworked. I think we saw the same guy working the facility morning, day, and night. The bathrooms and laundry were nice and well maintained. Putt putt needs an overhaul. The biggest issue were the site were small. We were packed on there so tight we couldn’t extend our awning. There are also no individual fire pits.


Guide to Mesquite

Cabin camping near Mesquite, Nevada offers accommodations in an area characterized by red rock formations, desert terrain, and elevations ranging from 1,600 to 2,500 feet. Located about 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas, this region experiences extremely hot summers with temperatures frequently exceeding 100°F from June through September. Most cabin rentals are positioned within established campgrounds that serve as bases for exploring nearby recreation areas.

What to do

Visit Red Cliffs Conservation Area: Only a mile from the St. George / Hurricane KOA Journey, this area features towering red cliffs with miles of hiking trails. "This National Conservation Area is surrounded by towering red cliffs that have miles of hiking trails through them. It's a great place to spend the day exploring," notes Berton M.

Explore Sand Hollow State Park: Cabin guests can enjoy water activities at this popular reservoir. "Lake is crystal clear. Great for swimming or paddling. Campsites are close to lake," says John H. from Sand Pit Campground. The park offers paddleboard rentals during summer months.

Off-road adventures: The area around Sand Hollow is an off-roading destination. "If you're in the area to see sand hollow via motorcycle or side-by-side this is a perfect base camp," recommends Shayli L., who stayed at Sand Hollow OHV Camp. Trails range from beginner to advanced with both sand dunes and rock crawling opportunities.

What campers like

Newly constructed facilities: Guests appreciate the modern cabin and bathroom facilities. At Gunlock State Park Campground, campers enjoy "New and clean facilities. Friendly staff. Table has a roof cover," according to Kent M. The park opened these facilities within the last few years.

Swimming options: Many cabins offer access to water recreation. "The dog and the kids had a lot of fun at the beach," shares Dilsah T. about Sand Pit Campground. Several cabin locations provide easy water access for cooling off during hot summer months.

Resort amenities: Some properties include extensive recreation facilities. "Designed for Snowbirds. This campground has a very nice rec center and plenty of activities during the winter months. We still enjoyed the spring warmth and their large outdoor pool," notes Sam F. about McArthur's Temple View RV Resort.

What you should know

Seasonal considerations: Summer temperatures frequently exceed 100°F, making cabin accommodations more comfortable than tents. "The weather here is extremely hot over 100! The bathrooms were hot no ac," reports stephanie V. about St. George / Hurricane KOA Journey.

Noise levels: Cabins near OHV areas experience significant daytime noise. "Only negative for me was this is OHV mecca so noisy during the day," writes John H. about Sand Pit Campground. Most noise decreases after sunset, though some areas have activity until later.

Reservation requirements: Cabins require advance booking, especially during peak seasons. "We selected this campground because of its proximity to downtown Saint George and were pleased with how central the location is," explains Tara at McArthur's Temple View RV Resort, where reservations are essential.

Tips for camping with families

Location selection: Choose cabins away from major highways for quieter stays. "It's right by the highway and you could hear the semi's going by all night," cautions Danielle S. about St. George / Hurricane KOA Journey. Cabins further from Interstate 15 offer more peaceful settings.

Water safety: Be aware of water conditions when staying near reservoirs. "We heard about the swimmers itch but didn't have any issues (showered after swimming)," advises Heather D. who stayed at Sand Pit Campground with family.

Recreation options: Look for cabins with nearby activities. "The park was not crowded at all. There are trails for all SxS/quad level riders, including dunes and rock crawling. Awesome views at the Top of the World! The lake was perfect for swimming, floating, paddle boarding, and kayaking," mentions Heather D.

Tips from RVers

Site selection: Choose cabins with shade where possible. "Your gear will be pink by the time you go home," warns Shayli L. about the Sand Hollow OHV Camp area, referencing the red sand that gets everywhere. Many cabin sites lack natural shade.

Supply planning: "The closest restaurants or stores are about 30 mins away," notes stephanie V. about the Hurricane area. Cabin guests should bring groceries and supplies from larger towns before arrival.

Utility considerations: Check what utilities are included with cabin rentals. "We had water and electricity hookup. Many sites do not have electricity and people used their generators," explains Mary about Sand Pit Campground. Cabin amenities vary widely between properties.

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