Nevada's RV parks vary significantly in size and amenities across diverse landscapes. Valley of Fire State Park's Atlatl Rock Campground provides electric hookups, water hookups, and sewer connections for motorhome travelers, with sites accommodating big rigs. The Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort offers full hookups including 50-amp service, with concrete pull-through rv pads that support large motorhomes. Red Rock Campground in the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area accommodates RVs but lacks hookups, making it better suited for self-contained units. Las Vegas KOA Journey at Sam's Town features both 30-amp and 50-amp electric service along with water and sewer connections. "Not level as whole campground is on a slant. Being new to this we couldn't get level," noted one RVer about a Tonopah location.
During peak travel seasons, particularly spring and fall, reservation requirements become more common at popular destinations. Cell service varies dramatically between urban-adjacent parks and remote locations, with little to no coverage in some rural settings. Most developed RV parks around Las Vegas and major highway corridors remain open year-round, while higher elevation sites may close during winter months. Dump stations are available at several locations including Cathedral Gorge State Park Campground and Valley of Fire, though not all parks offer this service. A recent review noted that "Super clean and well maintained" conditions exist at some Las Vegas area resorts, with amenities like pools, mini golf, and lobby services. Pet policies vary by location, with most allowing pets but enforcing leash requirements and designated pet areas.
$25 - $42 / night
"When we arrived, they came out to meet us and escorted us to our site: pull through, full hookups. Very friendly."
"Very long pull through sites available, up to 90 feet long. A couple of dozen backin sites, and tent camping also."
$46 - $63 / night
"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."
"Nice level concrete pads for travel trailers, they also have pull through sites for diesel pushers."
"The Reno area is our home base, we are full time RVers in a 35 foot long fifth wheel. "
"First time using our RV in this type of campground, easy access and pull through sites as well as back in."
"Easy check in and easy pull throughs. Clean & quiet. Big rigs are accepted. Nice amenities. I would stay here again. Prices are fair as well."
"The amenities are awesome with a small lake in the middle of the park. Our dog loved walking around the lake and spending time in the dog run. There's a cafe in the casino with daily specials."
"Amazing landscaping and scenery, super friendly staff, lots of convenience nearby, and friendly campers."
"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."
"The RV site has full hookups (electricity, water, and sewer), plus great Wi-Fi and cable TV. The campground is very nice, quiet, and clean."
"There are many other coves to explore as you walk the shoreline if you’d like more privacy."
"Easily accommodates Big Rigs. We have a 43’ Momentum toy hauler. Every site is 30/50 amp, full hook ups, water and sewer. Passport America accepted. Paid $21.50 including taxes a night."
"Location and Interstate Access When you are putting long driving days behind the wheel, the last thing you want is a complicated trek off the highway."
$35 - $92 / 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."
$20 / night
"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."
ScoutThe 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!
RangerStayed a couple extra nights for the mine, donkeys, and views which were all great. Road was a bit rough but doable for all vehicles up to large rigs. Several spots along road. Pack in pack out. Verizon was great.
ScoutSince it's Halloween u give up on customer service??? Seems like idiots in control of bigger idiots :)
TravelerThis was by far the noisiest RV park I've ever stayed at. Lots of highway noise, trains that for whatever reason only run through at night and people going to work with very loud vehicles. I was not a fan of the casino either. The spaces aren't bad and I had enough room for my RV and pickup but that was on the end where there's a a large empty lot full of goathead thorns be aware of that if you take dogs out there.
TravelerThis is my second time staying here. It is first come first serve and if you can get a spot right as you turn in or close to there that's best. Further up is where the deliveries to Ridley's happen so it can be a bit noisy. Night time is quiet though. I stay here because I really like the casino, the staff is always very nice and the restaurant has great hamburgers. It is a safe place to stay from my experience. It's also easy and easy out.
Legend35 dollars for water and electric but the water was turned off. There is a pay to fill and a pay to dump station. Ground is tore up and must be a lot of mud when wet. Right near a very busy road.
GuideSuch a gem of a campground. Water and electric hook ups with a free dump included. No signal with t mobile but wifi available for purchase. Flush toilets with an outlet for hair dryers and paid showers ( we didn't use because we had our own) firewood available for an armful for 3.00 a suggested donation. Very clean park!
LegendGreat for overnight passing through town. Very small town on the way toward Vegas.
LegendVery close to hwy. Noisy, but ok.
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