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The best camping in Nevada with horseback riding
96% (706) • 856 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in Nevada
Jeffry’s Farm
1. Jeffry’s Farm
95%
(129)
Las Vegas, NV · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
We are a local farm and rescue. All funds earned from our spare space go to feeding, maintenance and the care of all of our animals. We are best known for Fergie The Camel. She’s been spotted on national news multiple times for her love of french fries in the In-N-Out drive-through. She lives on property and loves attention!
Check her out!
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Desert Paradise with Mountain Views
2. Desert Paradise with Mountain Views
95%
(195)
Moapa Valley, NV · 1 site · Tent, RV
Learn more about this land:Tiny farm campsite in Southern Nevada surrounded by beautiful mountains, trails, green hay fields and simple farm life. Grassy field campsite with large shade trees lining the west and beautiful 180 degree mountain views surrounding. Secluded and peaceful setting perfect for bird watching and open skies for stargazing at night. Valley of Fire, Lake Mead and Red rock mountains with ATV and hiking trails less than 30 minutes away. You can park a trailer, or set up your tent with water available, and commode with eco friendly composting toilet. Wifi available close to the house only.
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Havens Ranch
3. Havens Ranch
83%
(106)
Winnemucca, NV · 19 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Havens Ranch is a 154 acres in the Humboldt river valley just 10 minutes outside of Winnemucca, NV. We have a small outdoor wedding venue, and only rent our spaces when we are not hosting an event. You are welcome to utilize the grounds and facilities, which include a beautifully landscaped lawn, historic buildings and modern plumed bathrooms. We also provide access to fresh well water and use of our large fire pits!
**Please note that our bathrooms are not insulated and so we winterize the plumbing the in the colder months and will instead be providing a porta-john. There will still be potable running water available at the spigot. **
The river is a short walk away, and our longhorn cattle will most likely be grazing in the adjacent field. We have incredible sunsets and a variety of wildlife living on the property. This is a great space to get away from the city for a weekend, or camp for a night on your way through town.
We have both a guest suite and several camping spaces available. It's a large property and we love to share it!
If you are looking for outdoor activities, we are just minutes away from the Winnemucca Dunes OHV area (also great for hiking!), Water Canyon rec site, the Bloody Shins mountain biking trail system, and about an hour away from the Paradise Valley rock climbing area. We are 10 minutes from Winnemucca, about half way between Reno and Elko.
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Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
4. Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
92%
(70)
National forest in California · 868 sites
Explore the largest national forest in the lower 48 with trails, fishing spots and hot springs.
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Cave Lake State Park
5. Cave Lake State Park
100%
(2)
State park in Nevada · 4 sites
With a 32-acre lake surrounded by mountains and trees, this Nevada park offers a scenic getaway.
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Pahrump Land, Desert Tranquility.
6. Pahrump Land, Desert Tranquility.
Pahrump, NV · 1 site
Nice vacant piece of land in the middle of the desert surrounded by mountains. Close to death valley in Las Vegas. Lots of adventure. Seeking fun is available in pahrump. You don't even have to leave the city. Enjoy the night sky because there are no clouds. A lot of people like to come out here to see the stars.
Mtn City Fishing Hunting camping
7. Mtn City Fishing Hunting camping
100%
(5)
Owyhee, NV · 1 site · Tent, RV
TThank you for checking out Willow Retreat – Mountain City Camping, Fishing & Hunting Retreat!
Welcome to one of northern Nevada's best-kept secrets. Willow Retreat is located just 16 miles south of the Idaho border in the quiet historic town of Mountain City, surrounded by thousands of acres of BLM land and the nearby Duck Valley Reservation. If you're looking to unplug, enjoy the outdoors, and experience true peace and quiet, you've found it.
The property sits directly on the beautiful Owyhee River with nearly two acres of river frontage. Because this is open range country, a barbed-wire fence helps keep cattle off the property. If you choose to cross the fence to fish along the riverbank, please do so at your own risk and leave the fence exactly as you found it.
Fishing here can be excellent! Rainbow trout are commonly caught right from the property, and nearby reservoirs offer even more opportunities for anglers. Bring your favorite bait—worms are always a great choice, and the locals even swear by bacon!
Hunters love this area because it provides easy access to public land in both Nevada and Idaho. Depending on the season, you'll find opportunities for deer, elk, antelope, ducks, upland birds, and more. The surrounding roads and trails also make this a popular destination for ATV riders, off-road enthusiasts, photographers, bird watchers, and anyone who enjoys exploring wide-open country.
Mountain City itself has a fascinating history. Once a thriving mining community during Nevada's copper and silver boom, many of the original buildings and mining remnants can still be seen today. Exploring the old town, abandoned structures, and nearby mining areas offers a unique glimpse into Nevada's past while providing endless opportunities for hiking and photography.
One of the unique features of our property is the historic jail building located on-site. We're currently restoring this piece of local history and hope to offer it as a unique Airbnb stay in the future. Stay tuned!
The campsite offers plenty of level ground for multiple RVs or campers, making it perfect for families or groups traveling together. For your convenience, we provide an electrical outlet, Wi-Fi, and a picnic table. While you'll have internet access at the campsite, cell service and Wi-Fi become very limited once you leave the immediate area, so plan accordingly.
Just next door is the local bar, a favorite gathering place for residents and visitors alike. Don't let the simple exterior fool you—inside you'll find friendly people, cold drinks, and great food during the warmer months. If Rex is cooking, be sure to try the famous Rex Burger!
Need groceries, fuel, or supplies? The Duck Valley Reservation, about 15 minutes north, has a grocery store, Ace Hardware, gas station, and health clinic. Elko is approximately 90 minutes away, while Boise is about a 2½-hour drive.
Nearby fishing destinations include Wild Horse Reservoir, Sheep Creek Reservoir, Dry Creek Reservoir, Manning Reservoir, and many other hidden gems throughout the area.
Most of all, Willow Retreat is a place to slow down, relax, and enjoy nature. Listen to the river, watch for wildlife, take in the incredible night skies, and experience the kind of quiet that's becoming harder to find.
We hope you'll come make memories here and enjoy this little piece of Nevada as much as we do. Have a wonderful stay, travel safely, and we look forward to welcoming you back again!
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Rockin' N Ranch Buena Vista Valley
8. Rockin' N Ranch Buena Vista Valley
98%
(185)
Unionville, NV · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
We offer the safest and Best dry camping in Nevada, message me with any questions or directions help..
Come see the Milky Way! Moon permitting.
Book your memories now!
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Beagletopia - Your Quiet Escape!
9. Beagletopia - Your Quiet Escape!
98%
(52)
Enterprise, NV · 1 site
Escape the Strip Without Leaving the Magic Behind
Las Vegas may be booming, but we found this hidden desert treasure before the crowds discovered it. Tucked away on a quiet, peaceful road just far enough from the neon lights, our spot gives you the perfect mix: easy access to all the excitement of the Strip (only 9 miles / 15 minutes away), yet serene enough to truly unwind under the stars.
Welcome to Beagletopia — home of the Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation. While you’re here, you might spot a happy beagle or two enjoying their forever home or temporary home. It’s a one-of-a-kind desert retreat where you can pitch your tent, park your RV, or simply soak in the calm — all while knowing your stay supports a great cause.
About This Land
Roll up to your own private desert oasis — a true dry-camping haven designed for self-contained RVs and tents (bring your generator — no hookups here). Wake up to sweeping desert vistas, breathtaking sunrises, and the distant glow of the Las Vegas Strip on the horizon.You’re conveniently close to everything that matters: Shopping and dining (just minutes away)
Raiders practice stadium
I-15 freeway (5 minutes)
Red Rock Canyon’s stunning trails (25 minutes)
Mt. Charleston’s cool pines and hiking (about 1 hour)
Your Stay Makes a Real Difference
Every booking directly helps the Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation give abandoned and unwanted beagles a second chance at a happy life. As you relax by the fire or stargaze, you might also spot desert locals — speedy roadrunners, curious jackrabbits, or the occasional coyote. And yes, you may hear the joyful bark or gentle howl of our rescued beagles greeting the morning — but it’s peaceful and far from constant. Whether you’re craving a chill boondocking getaway, a quick Vegas adventure basecamp, or a meaningful escape with heart, this is your spot. Come experience the best of the desert — serenity, space, and a little beagle magic.
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Rye Patch State Recreation Area
10. Rye Patch State Recreation Area
100%
(1)
State park in Nevada · 47 sites
A Nevada park offering reservoir access, water play, and camping.
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Washoe Lake State Park
11. Washoe Lake State Park
100%
(1)
State park in Nevada · 49 sites
Just a stone’s throw from Reno and Carson City, this park sits on a lake at the base of the Tahoe Range.
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Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
12. Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
94%
(127)
National forest in California · 933 sites
Beautiful lakeside views and endless exploration on the Nevada/California border.
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Dayton State Park
13. Dayton State Park
State park in Nevada · 10 sites
In the historic town of Dayton, this Nevada park is known for its huge cottonwood trees and Carson River access.
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Jahh Temple of Sage Valley , Nevada
14. Jahh Temple of Sage Valley , Nevada
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(1)
Humboldt River Ranch, NV · 1 site
Jahh Temple of Sage Valley is a Private land spirtual embraced ,and welcoming to all of gods children!
Enjoy a beautiful perfect private camp ground as you Hip camp In a Cannabis , Alcohol, Pet, and Family Friendly property !
the quietist place on earth! lol Embrace god in true nature , undeveloped untouched holy lands of sage valley in the Trinity mountain range!
rather or not being your own festival of love and peace out thier , we are 23 miles from burning man! they are on top of the mountain!
A perfect pardise of recreation and wild life as we are in the valley, with mountains every where, and lake / river 10 miles away,
Get all your rec toys and gear!
Perfect for just about everything!
Hunting, fishing, gold panning / mining (claims in imly river ) Boating , jet skiing,bird watching, wild life gazing , hiking , climbing , horse back riding at neighbors ranches / preserves, hot springs near by, even snow boarding or skiing in the winter !
Or just hang out, BBQ and enjoy the breath taking Sky lines, sunsets, sun rises , mountain view’s and starry nights!
get back to Jahh roots of your soul and enjoy some time with god and nature to your own private camp ground getaway!
thank you Jahh bless!
😇🙏🌟❤️💛💚
☮️✝️☯️☪️✡️🛐
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Sunshine, Serenity and Sierras
15. Sunshine, Serenity and Sierras
96%
(37)
Reno, NV · 1 site · Tent, RV
We love to pass our free time here in the sunshine and juniper drafts overlooking the Sierras. Some days we watch the electric storms across the valley, other afternoons we picnic and nap while listening to the birds and wind. We love the peace and silence, which feels remarkably remote and only 20 minutes from Reno.
Learn more about this land:
We would love to share our 12 junipered acres with nature enthusiasts like ourselves. Bring your tent or camper and spend afternoons watching beautiful sunsets and wildlife from our land. Spectacular expansive views across the valley to the Sierras and Mount Rose. Conveniently 15 minutes from South Reno (40 minutes from North Lake Tahoe), the silence and absolute privacy here are restorative and replenishing. We do not have trash collection services available and we ask all guest to practice a “leave no trace” philosophy.
**Because of extreme fire risk in our area we ask guests to refrain from having campfires for now. As this area is home to beautiful wildlife (and a few other distant homeowners) please visit with an intent to respect the quiet and privacy that makes this area so pleasurable for us all. Thanks for visiting and enjoy your time!
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Pahrump Treasure Hunt
16. Pahrump Treasure Hunt
100%
(1)
Pahrump, NV · 1 site
Learn more about this land:
This is a groovy little spot where the power lines meet. Located a block away from Treasure RV Park on Highway 160 just north of Pahrump, NV. You can visit Treasures just across the streetMark’s restaurant AAA+ food, gambling, and the bowling alley right across the street, and still return easily to this private lot. Treasures is a great little oasis to visit, and a short walk back to camp and have more privacy then staying directly on treasures site and avoiding vehicle age requirements.There are cactus ,sage, river rock and an old desert tortoise you might spot named Mort on the property. It’s a small plot of land but it will fit up to you a 45 foot bus or a truck and longer trailer. I have parked my 40’ school bus conversion there from time to time.the property is right outside of Pahrump in a convenient location with beautiful Mountain View’s. Treasures RV park is right across the street and makes for a perfect desert oasis near death Valley.
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Launch Pointe
17. 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.
Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort
18. Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort
Las Vegas, NV
Discover the unique charm of The Oasis Las Vegas, a premier RV resort that stands out with its enchanting "Casablanca" tropical theme. Nestled in the heart of Las Vegas, this resort offers guests a serene escape from the bustling city while providing easy access to its vibrant nightlife and attractions.
At The Oasis, you can unwind in comfort and style, enjoying spacious sites that ensure privacy and relaxation. The resort features a range of amenities designed to enhance your stay, including a sparkling pool, hot tubs, and beautifully landscaped grounds. Guests can also explore nearby natural wonders, indulge in outdoor activities, or visit local restaurants and shops that showcase the best of Las Vegas.
Please note that starting July 1, 2024, The Oasis will begin transitioning all daily and monthly sites from grass to desert rock, as mandated by Clark County regulations. This process may take several months and could involve some noise in your area. If you wish to relocate your site during this time, our team is here to assist you, though please understand that no compensation will be provided for this change. We appreciate your understanding as we work to enhance the resort's sustainability.
Lahontan State Recreation Area
19. Lahontan State Recreation Area
State park in Nevada · 29 sites
One of the largest lakes in this high desert area, Lahontan is also quiet and full of wildlife.
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Fort Churchill State Historic Park
20. Fort Churchill State Historic Park
State park in Nevada · 21 sites
This off-the-beaten-path park features a restored 1860s fort and a shaded, riverside campground.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Charity
3 weeks ago
32 ft Class C
With kids
Convenient location, simple setup and friendly communication. We were traveling with kids and they loved the animals!
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Dana
June 2026
21 ft campervan
With kids
We did a quick and short notice layover in our campervan. Spot was smooth and level, and the alpacas, camel and horses were cute in the morning!
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Cheryl
June 2026
13 ft travel trailer
With pets
Eet private. Morgan was very accommodating and welcoming
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monica
June 2026
20 ft rooftop tent
With pets
Wow. What a beautiful location! You feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere, but in the best possible way. The desert views and night sky—minus any light pollution—were incredible. We felt like we had a front-row seat at the best planetarium in America. We really enjoyed meeting Morgan and Chris and getting to see the sweet menagerie of animals they foster at their nonprofit horse sanctuary. The campsites are primitive, so bring everything you need, including lots of water. And there’s literally no where to stop for provisions or gas once you get off the highway, so plan ahead.
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Matt
May 2026
19 ft campervan
Great campsite with beautiful views and very nice amenities. Very peaceful, highly recommend
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Marine
May 2026
6 ft Class B
The spot is spacious and offers privacy.
shower with hot water and good pressure is appreciated, and the view of the mountains is pleasant. We enjoyed our overnight stay.
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Shana
May 2026
30 ft pop-up camper
With kids
Great spot just outside of town. Easy and quiet. Would stay again! And the cute animals were so fun to see when we pulled up.
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Carrie
April 2026
18 ft Class B
Nothing fancy, just a large flat dirt lot in a quiet neighborhood. Host never came out or spoke to us. But getting to watch the adorable llamas and Fergie the camel just feet from our van was a huge plus. Decent view of the city lights in the distance. Felt safe, was just what we needed for a quick stop over night. Would stay here again.
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emilia
April 2026
21 ft Class C
We had a great stay at the farm. The spot is next to a house and the road, so it’s not very secluded, but it was still comfortable and we felt at ease. It was really nice to see the horses, llamas, and even a camel, that was a highlight! Everything was easy and well organized. Would stay again!
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Angie
April 2026
Tent
With pets
Great little spot to stop on our cross country trip!
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Bethany
April 2026
24 ft Class C
With pets
nice and quiet location! Nice and close to amenities like coffee/target
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Toni
April 2026
43 ft travel trailer
A whole lot of peace and quiet. Morgan and Chris were friendly and had a lot of tips about nearby adventures. I’d come back for sure! Beautiful stars at night.
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Nick
April 2026
40 ft Class A
With kids
Fit my 40 for bus and 17 ft trailer, animals were fun, great place to stay.
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Debora
April 2026
25 ft travel trailer
We were just passing through. Spot was level We took a nice walk after dinner through what appears to be a developing area (new construction /land for sale). Did not see the host which was okay since we just needed a place to rest our heads for the night.
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Michael
April 2026
Tent
With pets
Was a nice place to stay overnight. Just parked where there was space and camped out. In the morning, met their alpacas and saw their camel. My dog was intrigued lol. Would’ve loved to have set up my firepit, but I understood there’s a fire ban, so no worries. If you need a nice quiet place to stay overnight in Vegas and not too far from the strip, would recommend!
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Lily
April 2026
Tent
Easy for me to go to. They got some new fencing and it's a little windy sometimes. They never come out or say anything
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Christopher
April 2026
20 ft campervan
With kids
Rob was a welcoming host. Site was neat, and requested firewood bundle was well-seasoned and right at the fire pit. Picnic table and grill were nice additional touches. Fun watching the cows next door, and we had brief visits from the chickens and, early in the morning, a pig. Great place for a night, no hesitation recommending.
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Hannah
April 2026
12 ft truck camper
With kids
Peaceful spot, slept great, just what we needed after a day exploring Valley of Fire.
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Brian
April 2026
25 ft travel trailer
With kids
Great rest stop from a long drive. Easy to find and in a quiet neighborhood. Seeing the animals is a plus. Thank you.
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Tina
April 2026
20 ft Class B
I loved camping in the van right next to the animals! Quiet area and great for a good night's rest, in close proximity to amenities if needed.
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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.
