The best camping in Nevada.
Snow, sand, and sun are all available when camping in Nevada. Explore historic Nevada locations with beautiful views and activities.
Jordan: As soon as we arrived Patricia offered us Iced Tea to cool off, and showed us the camps...
Andrea: This place is awesome! So much to do on the property, but plenty of adventures nearby. ...
Nevada may be most commonly known for a plethora of gambling activity, but be sure to not write off the amazing landscapes, history, and camping available within the state. The Valley of Fire State Park is Nevada's own slice of Red Rocks camping. The red sandstone formations have been around for 150 million years. Definitely worth exploring and seeing for yourself! One of the Read more...
Nevada may be most commonly known for a plethora of gambling activity, but be sure to not write off the amazing landscapes, history, and camping available within the state. The Valley of Fire State Park is Nevada's own slice of Red Rocks camping. The red sandstone formations have been around for 150 million years. Definitely worth exploring and seeing for yourself! One of the best parts of camping is getting away from the bustling cities and enjoying the beautiful starry night skies. A great place to count the stars is Great Basin National Park in eastern Nevada. Check out the famous Lehman Caves, over 60 miles of trails, and small private campground. Lake Tahoe is definitely the best of both worlds year-round. From beautiful warm summers to snowy winters, Lake Tahoe is located between California and Nevada and provides endless adventures for picturesque moments.
Casey: YES!!!! This tipi was ana amazing experience!
We had a blast and definitely felt at...
Lisa: This was perfect for what we needed! We wanted a place to throw some sleeping bags dow...
The Valley of Fire has 2,000 year old petroglyphs carved into the massive red sandstone in the Mohave Desert.
Michael: The ranch is awesome, simply put. Tucked in a high alpine meadow with aspen groves and ...
Kiela: I came here to camp and ventured off on a little adventure of my own that ended in the ...
There are 69 miles of shoreline at Lahontan Reservoir allowing for great fishing, kayaking, horseback riding and camping!
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Shauntel: Old yella dog ranch has a guest cabin to rent for vacationers. In vya NV. About 20...
Meredith: Mountain escape really is what the name says! An escape to the mountings, surrounded by...
Fort Churchill helped guard the Pony Express route and was a base for hundreds of soldiers.
Doug: Come stay in the beautiful Mason Valley Nevada area. We offer tent camping and Native...
Ichthyosaurs, an ancient marine reptile swam in a warm ocean that covered central Nevada 225 million years ago. The fossils are a must see!
Liz: We would love to share our 12 junipered acres with nature enthusiasts like ourselves....
Jarrod: Bring your tent your trailer your horses and your quads and your Utv’s. You can ride...
Ever taken a sleigh ride? Sand Harbor offers sleigh rides drawn by mighty Belgian draft horses available year round.
Marcia: Our farm is a sustainable organic farm. We have many private places to camp as well as...
Valerie: This campsite is on an organic cattle ranch. The camp location is next to an unused...
David : A short walk to the Carson river and the Lahontan State Recreation Area, our empty lot...
Arte: Perfect for the camper looking for the ultimate off grid experience. The high elevation...
Connie: I made reservation for the same night. The host called me to say he wasn’t there and th...
Max: Not for the faint hearted - but if you're looking for an adventure - this is the place ...
Andrea: A great central base camp for Tecopa Hot Springs, Red Rock Canyon, or Death Valley. Be ...
Jes: About 25 miles in from the 50 fwy, the drive to Martin Ranch is worth it. It’s and off ...