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Bunker Hill Hideaway Motel-RV Park
1. Bunker Hill Hideaway Motel-RV Park
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Austin, NV · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Nestled in the heart of Kingston, Bunker Hill Hideaway is your place to stay and play in Central Nevada. Kingston, Nevada, is a four-season getaway for both adventure seekers and those looking to relax and recharge.
Bring your hiking boots, off-road vehicles, fishing poles, mountain bikes, hunting gear, or horses. Plentiful wildlife can be seen, such as antelope, bighorn sheep, a rogue emu, or the town mule deer that may be sleeping nearby.
Whether you are looking for adventure or a peaceful retreat, you will enjoy all that Kingston, Nevada, has to offer. During your stay, you will have modern amenities to ensure a comfortable experience.
Accommodations include:
Motel: A one-bedroom fully furnished suite, including two cozy fold-out couches in the living area for additional guests. All kitchen amenities are included to meet your cooking needs, including an induction cooktop and an outdoor grill.
RV Park: Two full-hookup, pull-through RV sites with 30- and 50-amp service.
Dry camping and tent spots are also available. Please let us know what type of camping accommodation you are looking for.
Have the toys but no RV? We can assist in finding a rental that can be parked at Bunker Hill Hideaway and ready for your arrival.
Our favorite bar, Lucky Spur Saloon, a fishing pond, and a community park are all within walking distance. Unlimited hiking awaits just steps outside the front door.
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Miss Kathy's Short Branch
2. Miss Kathy's Short Branch
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Crystal, NV · 2 sites
Beautiful spot to watch sunrises and sunsets. Great for star gazing too. Bar is located in a small quiet town named Crystal, NV.
The closest town for gas and food is Pahrump which is about 20 minutes away. My place is perfect if you want to get away from the city for a little bit, or if you are traveling the country in your RV, trailer, or tent. My place is very unique if you are looking for a different place to stay other than an RV park. Good vibes only. :)
Learn more about this land:
I am located one hour away from Death Valley National Park and twenty minutes from Ash Meadows Wildlife Refuge and Devil's Hole. And an hour to Las Vegas and Pahrump about twenty minutes away. Google Maps and GPS will sometimes get you lost. Please message me for better directions after booking.
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Aravada Springs Campground
3. Aravada Springs Campground
Bunkerville, NV · 12 sites
The only full service campground within St George, Mesquite & Las Vegas that covers Gold Butte and Grand Canyon Parashont National monuments. Experience a stay in our genuine Gold Butte petroglyph-themed Tipis, cozy up in our well-appointed, fully equipped Cabins, or opt to bring your own RV or set up camp in your tent on our picturesque grassy knoll! We offer a fresh spring water pond to swim, disc golf and gorgeous unpolluted night skies.
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Catalina Island Company
4. Catalina Island Company
Avalon, CA
Catalina Island offers a unique camping experience that immerses you in its stunning natural beauty and diverse outdoor activities. With campgrounds located in Avalon and Two Harbors, you can enjoy both convenience and adventure. For those seeking a more secluded experience, Black Jack Campground lies just below the 2,097-foot peak of Mt. Orizaba, the island's highest point. Parson's Landing, a hidden gem seven miles west of Two Harbors, provides a tranquil beachside camping experience, while Little Harbor, recognized by Sunset Magazine as "One of the Best Campgrounds in the West," offers breathtaking views on the island's backside.
For a truly distinctive adventure, consider our Boat-in Camping sites, perfect for those who want to explore the island from the water. If you prefer to enjoy nature without the hassle of packing gear, we also provide Tent Cabins in Avalon and Two Harbors, in addition to traditional tent sites.
No matter which campground you choose, you will be surrounded by Catalina Island's endless beauty and warm hospitality. Enjoy nearby attractions such as swimming holes, hiking trails, and local restaurants and shops, making your camping trip an unforgettable experience.
Launch Pointe
5. Launch Pointe
Lake Elsinore, CA
Launch Pointe stands out as a premier RV camping destination in Southern California, offering a diverse range of seven unique camping spaces tailored to meet every camper's needs. Whether you seek a tranquil retreat, a spacious lawn with stunning lake views, or convenient access to essential amenities, Launch Pointe has it all. In addition to traditional RV sites, guests can enjoy the charm of vintage trailers and cozy yurts, providing a distinctive camping experience.
Families will find plenty of entertainment options, including the impressive Canopy Court playground, designed to be every child's dream. This playground features a variety of climbing structures and play equipment, all situated on a cushioned surface to ensure safety and comfort. Don't forget to explore the newly added splash pad, perfect for cooling off on warm days.
At Launch Pointe, relaxation is key. You can unwind in a hammock beneath the shade of majestic pecan trees or indulge in thrilling water sports by skiing behind a boat. With its beautiful surroundings and numerous outdoor activities, Launch Pointe is the ideal spot for a memorable camping getaway.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Gene
June 2026
With pets
Absolutely love the short branch saloon, would definitely stay there again. Perfect spot for heading through Death Valley the next day.
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Kathy
June 2026
1 night at Miss Kathy's Short Branch
If you are looking for a quiet out of the way place to stay this place is it!! The room was clean with everything you need. Great price as well. I would definitely stay here again!!!
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sourav
April 2026
1 night at Miss Kathy's Short Branch
We had an amazing stay at this beautiful desert retreat. Zachary was incredibly helpful and always easy to reach, which made the whole experience seamless. The location is surrounded by the desert, with stunning sunrises and sunsets. The cabins are well-equipped with their own attached bathrooms, which was a great touch for comfort. Highly recommended!!
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Joyce
March 2026
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Christopher
November 2025
With pets
Zachary was great! Pleasure to chat with. Room was modest and very clean. Perfect for a stay when exploring the surrounding area!
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John
November 2025
2 nights at Miss Kathy's Short Branch
It was nice to have a bed, shower and water so close to Death Valley, although not as short a drive as Google Maps shows. The place is quirky with a hilarious backstory. Best of luck to the family trying to bring the historic saloon back to life.
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charity
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Miss Kathy's Short Branch
It was exactly what I needed and expected. Zachary was easy to communicate with and seemed eager to help if needed. I would stop there again if in the area. Beautiful sunset and sunrise spot.
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Where to go
Northern Nevada
Nevada's northernmost stretch is characterized by Wild West nostalgia and quiet communities, many heavily influenced by the descendants of the Basque immigrants who settled the region in the 19th century. The western part is home to both the Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge and the Black Rock Desert, where Burning Man is held every year. Continue further east and you'll find yourself in the remote Ruby Mountains, an amazing place to hike, camp, and birdwatch.
North-Central Nevada
This quiet swathe of Nevada has some of the best outdoor attractions in the state, from the Lehman Caves system in Great Basin National Park to the massive sand dunes appropriately known as Sand Mountain. If you really want to get a feel for the region, take a long drive down desolate Highway 50, which follows the old Pony Express route. Drive far enough west and you'll end up in Lake Tahoe, offering year-round recreation and easy access to the largest alpine lake on the continent.
Central Nevada
Vast central Nevada offers a mix of quirky roadside attractions and rocky scenery. Cathedral Gorge State Park is particularly fantastic, with otherworldly caves, towering hoodoos, and more than its fair share of jackrabbits. Fans of the supernatural won't want to miss a trip along the so-called Extraterrestrial Highway, which passes Area 51 along with all sorts of UFO-themed oddities.
Southern Nevada
Although Las Vegas is southern Nevada's undisputed star, there's plenty to see and do in the region beyond Sin City, from immersing yourself in Wild West history at the Pioneer Saloon in Jean to learning about the history of hydroelectric energy at the massive Hoover Dam. If you want to take a hike, head to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, where you'll find over 30 miles of red sandstone-flanked trails.
