RV camping near North Las Vegas offers varied options within proximity to urban amenities. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 100°F between June and September, while winter nights can drop below freezing. Most RV parks in the area feature full hookup sites on level concrete pads with 50-amp service, though availability becomes limited during winter months when seasonal visitors arrive.
What to do
Visit Hoover Dam: Lake Mead RV Village puts you just minutes from this engineering marvel. "Only 7 minutes to the hover dam and 5 minutes into Boulder City," notes Chris H., making it convenient for day trips.
Shooting activities: Clark County Shooting Park offers extensive facilities for firearms enthusiasts. "If gunfire melts your snowflake, this won't be your favorite spot," explains Tod S., who adds that the complex includes "rifle, archery, pistol, skeet, trap, and sport clay shooting."
Casino access: Many RV parks provide easy casino access. At Circus Circus RV Park, "There is very easy access to the Circus Circus casino, adventuredome, and the Duece (bus service on the strip)," according to Chantal S.
Swimming: Most RV parks maintain pools to combat the desert heat. Michael C. shares that at Lake Mead RV Village, "The splash pad was actually not bad, and you get in without a fee. It was the only saving grace against the heat."
What campers like
Secure facilities: Las Vegas RV Resort prioritizes security with "a person at the gate 24/7" according to Andrew W., who appreciated that "the resort is gated" for added protection.
Military amenities: Military personnel have exclusive access to high-quality facilities. At Desert Eagle RV Park, Jerald notes "Excellent famcamp with a very friendly staff. All sites are FHU with 50/30 amp water and sewer. Clean bathrooms and showers and inexpensive laundry."
Convenience to attractions: Many campers value proximity to Vegas attractions without the high costs. Rosa C. explains Circus Circus RV Park is a "Great option to stay on strip without having to pay the high hotel prices. Still get all the great amenities of circus circus, personal park pool, not over crowded like the main pool."
Recreational facilities: Beyond standard amenities, some parks offer additional recreation. Matt I. notes that Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort features "18 hole mini golf course, restaurant, and mini mart onsite" along with "separate swimming pool area for adults and kids which is open late for some night swimming."
What you should know
Airport noise: Many campgrounds experience aircraft noise. Bo L. warns that at Circus Circus, "Make sure you have good ac. It was 112F and the sun was beating down, even at night it was 90+. There is no shade."
Site dimensions: Space limitations affect many parks. MickandKarla W. found at Lake Mead RV Village that "The utilities were spaced a bit far from the site and towards the back so I needed about 22' of sewer hose and 25' of electric and water hose."
Pet accommodations: Dog owners should research facilities beforehand. Timothy T. appreciates that Las Vegas RV Resort has "Multiple dog areas, including a large, multi-run area," making it convenient for pet owners.
Age restrictions: Some parks limit younger visitors. Brittney C. warns about Las Vegas RV Resort: "Not family friendly at all!! You must be 18 or older to come here so it's cool for people without kids or families."
Neighborhood considerations: Location affects security needs. Crystal C. notes about Hitchin' Post RV Park: "The staff here is very friendly... the property is gated. They offer high speed internet and cable at each of the sites and they focus on your experience by having both a pool and fitness facility."
Tips for camping with families
Consider water features: During hot months, pools become essential. At Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort, Rich J. points out they have "2 pools, bar, restaurant, dog runs, store, meeting rooms, security and more."
Look for playgrounds: Some parks offer dedicated play areas. Chantal S. mentions Circus Circus RV Park has "full hook ups, a dog area, and a playground" making it more suitable for families with children.
Check age policies: Not all parks welcome children. Las Vegas RV Resort enforces an "18 and older only" policy according to Brittney C., who noted "You must be 18 or older to come here so it's cool for people without kids or families."
Research nearby attractions: Road Runner RV Park offers "Easy access to downtown Las Vegas and nearby major shopping centers, casinos, and restaurants" according to Colette K., providing convenient family entertainment options.
Tips from RVers
Plan for extreme temperatures: Summer heat requires planning. Tod S. cautions about Clark County Shooting Park: "Tragically, being southern Nevada, it can be devastatingly hot no matter what time of year it is..."
Arrival timing: Some parks have limited check-in hours. Laura P. reports about Hitchin' Post RV Park: "We appreciated the ability to checkin a little later (before 9pm)" which provided flexibility after a long travel day.
Reservation strategies: Winter visits require advance planning. James R. at Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort found "Great place outside the huddle and bustle of Vegas. Adult pool, level concrete sites, full hookups, grill on site and one of the best park stores I have been in."
Consider security features: Location impacts security concerns. Brittney C. notes about Road Runner RV Park: "make sure you lock your stuff because I did see a few rift raft walking through the park and being born and raised in Las Vegas this isn't the best part of town."
