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Very quite nice showers
8 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Fun N Sun RV Park in Overton provides full hookups including electric, water and sewer service. The level sites accommodate big rigs with 50-amp electrical connections available. Sites are graveled with adequate spacing for slideouts and awnings. "The price also made it feel like a phenomenal deal," noted one visitor about this park that operates year-round. Lake Mead RV Village offers alternative accommodations with drinking water access and dump station facilities but without full hookups. Both locations accept pets, feature trash collection, and provide toilet facilities for guests.
Reservations are highly recommended for RV travelers, particularly during peak seasons when sites fill quickly. Full hookup sites at Fun N Sun provide convenient amenities for extended stays with shower facilities and clean restrooms available. Cell service is generally reliable throughout the Overton area. Echo Bay Campground nearby offers another option with limited amenities but proximity to Lake Mead. A visitor reported that some campgrounds in the region have "good cell signal" on various carriers, making remote work possible. Accessibility varies between locations, with paved roads leading to most established RV parks, while some nearby dispersed camping areas require navigating rough unpaved roads.
"It is really next to the Strip, all Spots are Full Hookup, to enter the RV Park at First you need to Call the Frontdesk, there is a Phone next to Gate which connects you to the Front Desk."
"Not a bad spot if you want to be within walking distance of a casino."
from $46 - $63 / night
"The RV park has all your amenities and full hookups. Store, propane and great views of Lake Mead. If you are able to reserve a rv pad nearest the lake, you will be in for a treat."
"We went right into the National Park area that showed up as a toll road on our RV GPS. It was no charge as we have the Access Pass. Campground (CG) check in was quick and easy."
"Lot of long-term campers, but the campground is well kept. Pool and spa open and a laundry on site. Services and restaurants nearby and if you must, LV is about 45 minutes away."
"Sites are nicely level, pool was well heated, and there is a great sense of community among what seems to be a predominantly long term stay population."
"Typical NV park, mostly wide open without trees. Pretty new. Building pool/hot tub March 2025. Really nice, clean, new bathrooms and showers. Average sized spots, level, but no picnic tables."
"The day before, they sent a helpful email showing the site number and other info. We had a gravel pull through. Plenty big to stay hitched up."
from $50 - $100 / night
"This place has full hook ups, pull through, and back-ins. The pads are gravel. I did not venture out. Just enjoyed the evening and had dinner."
"WiFi doesn’t reach the RV Park area! But good signal in the main resort area, including the pool. Check-in is at the same desk as hotel registration.
Price was good for full hookups."
"We ha a pull through with full hookups. The staff is very friendly, and on arrival we were escorted to our space. Very nice showers and laundry houses - the showers are individually lockable."
"Our site is pull through with full hookups. All work well. Easy access. The dog park is nice. There are several on the grounds. Also, walking trails."
"For camping at Lake Mead, this is as good as it gets! Full hook-up sites with concrete slabs, picnic table, views of Lake Mead, and cell service too! "
"We stayed here to try out our new trailer. It is a mix of camping sites and vacation homes. The sites are all clean, and have full hook ups. Picnic table, fire pit ring and stand up grill."
Available this weekend
from $20 / night
"Las Vegas is spread out which makes it more convenient if you have your own vehicle to use. The option is to use a ride share (Uber or Lift). You do not want to use your Big Rig to get around."
"We stayed in a “deluxe” pull-through site for two nights. Friendly staff, they help you park from the gate with a golf cart, super clean facility."
Available this weekend
from $35 - $92 / night
"Had a great experience at thousand trails las vegas, it was our first rv park stay and the maiden voyage for our new (to us) pop-up trailer. Very clean facilities, friendly people and helpful staff."
"Location is everything for this campground. Easy access, quiet at night for a city location. Friendly staff, bathroom cleanliness 5 of 10. Spaces a little snug but not uncomfortable."
"The pull throughs are long, room enough for slides on both sides, and have 2 hookups per site.... looks like 2 back ins were combined to make nice pull throughs?"
"5nts, #34, FHU Pullthrough 114 Channels cable
Verizon 3 bars, ATT 4bars
Paved easily navigable roads, Gravel lots.
Good Sam discount $53
Very nice smaller park."












Very quite nice showers
We stayed at Desert Eagle for 2 1/2 months and enjoyed our stay. Staff in the office were great and there was always someone out working in the grounds. Spots are assigned by the computer on arrival, so you cannot reserve a particular spot in advance. Some spots were closer together than others and tree cover varies. We have been in 3 different spots over a few different stays and have enjoyed them all. The facilities were clean and well maintained. There are also companies that have base access to come out to your RV. We had our tanks flushed and motorhome washed while there. They have 227 spots and they did not fill up while we were there. This included NASCAR weekend in October. We would highly recommend Desert Eagle for a short or long stay.
Stay here if you’re near Mesquite, NV! You won’t regret it. Kept adding more days because it was very lovely. Showers, laundry, pool, jacuzzi, dog wash, full hookups, nice people!
Great site for FREE camping. If your using a tent you will want a foot print and a soft blanket maybe between the ground and your tent. Lots of large embedded rocks (ancient sea bed) in the dirt. Stakes well. Weekends are a little rowdy.
Its right on the highway and good for a quick stop over. Fairly level.
Was a nice place to stay. Stayed here in my brother-in-laws trailer while we were getting ready to move him to Alaska. Nice and quite other than the jets but that's to be expected. Some decent trees for some relief from the sun as well.
There are 2 distinct "loops" to this campground. The lower loop, sites 1-17, are not as "cozy" as the upper loop, sites 18+, meaning they do not have as much separation between sites and are not as tucked into the rock formations. I was in the lower loop. The park is very popular and so is this campground. There were a fair amount of kids, sadly some noisy into the night as well as first thing in the morning, and the campground was close to full every night. I was there Sunday-Thursday. Even though I read that all sites have covered tables, that is not true. My site, 10, did not have a covered table and neither did the site next to me, 11. This meant that when I arrived in the afternoon, there was no shade and it was hot. Fortunately I carry a shade and I put it up over the table. Sites are situated so that you either morning sun and afternoon shade or vice versa. The rocks limit sun exposure so be aware of this if you rely on solar power-you will not have sunup to sundown sun. Water was very conveniently located and the bathrooms were clean.
The sites are very narrow, needs updating of utilities but the personnel make up for it. They are very friendly and helpful. Try to stay away from sites near Desert Inn Blvd., traffic and neighborhood noise is constant and loud!
Booked online through their website for a 2 night stay. I selected a premium pull-through site since my fifth wheel is 35.5 feet long with the hitch. An hour later I received a phone call saying that type of site is not available & they only have a back in site, when I asked the length, I was told 35 feet long… obviously I can’t fit there & said that. It was the only site available so now to look for another place to stay. When I asked why it allowed me to book online if the site wasn’t available… crickets.
Most RV campgrounds near Overton, Nevada sit at elevations between 1,500-2,000 feet in the Moapa Valley. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 100°F from June through September, with minimal rainfall throughout the year. Desert camping in this region requires preparation for extreme heat, limited shade, and high UV exposure even in spring and fall months.
Fishing opportunities: Valley of Fire State Park offers access to several fishing spots within a 30-minute drive from Overton. While staying at Boulder Beach Campground, visitors appreciate the proximity to Lake Mead. One camper noted, "Wonderful campsite overlooking the lake and beach. No hookups but dump station and water available at the entrance. Can walk to the beach and marina."
Shooting sports: For firearm enthusiasts, the Clark County Shooting Park provides extensive facilities. A reviewer mentioned, "This campsite is on the Clark County Shooting Complex property... The place is secure and well-maintained. You have full access to come and go when the facility is closed if you are staying at the RV site."
Historical exploration: The Lost City Museum showcases ancient Puebloan artifacts just minutes from downtown Overton. A visitor staying at Fun N Sun RV Park mentioned, "If you stay make sure you visit the Lost City Museum close by," noting it provides cultural context for the region's archaeological significance.
Mountain views: The desert landscape surrounding Overton features dramatic mountain backdrops visible from many camping areas. At Sun Resorts RV Park in nearby Mesquite, a camper mentioned, "Pretty landscaping, and a great view of the mountains out our rear window."
Winter climate: Overton's mild winter temperatures (typically 55-65°F) attract seasonal visitors. A reviewer at Fun N Sun RV Park stated, "Nice place for winter. Good base camp for visiting Valley of Fire. Lot of long-term campers, but the campground is well kept."
Cell connectivity: Working remotely is feasible at many Overton-area campgrounds. A recent visitor noted, "Good cell service" at Fun N Sun RV Park, making it practical for digital nomads requiring reliable connections.
Access requirements: Some facilities have specific entry restrictions. Desert Eagle RV Park requires military credentials: "We did check our personal weapons at the armory upon arrival, and the process did take about an hour, but it was painless."
RV age restrictions: Certain parks limit entry based on RV age. A potential visitor to Sun Resorts RV Park reported, "They said RVs 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."
Limited facilities: Water conservation measures affect services at some locations. At Boulder Beach Campground, a camper noted, "No showers. I will never quite understand why a facility would choose to go to the effort of having flush toilets and sinks, but not go one extra step and install showers."
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