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Top-rated campgrounds
98% (348)
Top-rated campgrounds
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patrick
November 2025
22 ft travel trailer
It was wonderful camping. close enough to civilization that I didn't have to worry if I forgot something, but far enough away that it was quiet all weekend - unless you don't like the sound of coyotes singing, and dark enough to sit out, watch the sunset, and enjoy a nice pour of Weller C.Y.P.B.. My trailer is 22 feet, so I would pull in, and still unhook, giving me a great view of the mountains.
Some weekends, I just need to get away from the house and all the stuff, and I will certainly look for this spot.
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Gabby
October 2025
Tent
Exactly as described - I didn’t get to meet the camel cause I was there so briefly (10p-6a for one night) BUT I admired both horses and alpacas! Would def stay again - without traffic it’s less than 10 mins from the airport. (Midday it would prob be like 16-17 min)
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Ryan
October 2025
20 ft travel trailer
With pets
Great place to stay! Plenty of space, very close to Vegas, and the camel is super awesome!
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Aidan
October 2025
Tent
Excellent spot for travelers looking for more than a rest area has to offer!
Responsive and cordial host.
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Jesse
September 2025
With pets
What an incredible experience! My husband, fur baby, and I had such a fun time visiting all the animals on the property❤️ Elvis the donkey was definitely a highlight of the trip. Like a giant puppy!🥰 The random visits all through the day and night by the friendly farm dogs and a nice hot outdoor shower under the beautiful stars were the cherry on top. 10/10 experience
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Linda
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Mojave Desert Ranch
The Ac is perfect and hits as soon as you walk in, the bed area was warm during the day but with the fan on and the cooling down on the evening it was comfy at night as well. We were pleasantly surprised to see a toilet and a shower since we hadn't seen them in the pics.
It's a dreamy tiny home with everything you could need. Even some board games and checkers. Loved the cute little radio which I enjoyed while cleaning the pots and pans. We made breakfast in the firepit and smores at night. The night sky was clear that you could see the milky way! We fell in love with Sandy Valley Ranch a second time. So serene and beautiful. The dogs are so well behaved and we love all the animals. Glad to celebrate a birthday there and already looking into staying again.
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Julie
September 2025
With pets
Really perfect spot, laid out so thoughtfully. I absolutely loved it.
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patrick
August 2025
22 ft travel trailer
Enjoyable site. It's close enough to the casinos to enjoy Vegas (if that's your thing), but far enough away that you can feel isolated. The land is flat, and packed earth, so it's great to set up on. You're close enough to shopping, groceries and dining, but away enough to set up and make your own meals. I did not get a chance to meet the host (I was hurried - visiting with a friend who had emergency surgery), but it was quiet.
MAKE SURE YOUR BOONDOCKING GAME IS GOOD, especially in the summer (I just made it through with my solar battery - I should have brought the full set). If you have battery generators, you can charge up free at the Silverton nearby (top level of the parking structure has outlets on some of the light poles), so you can plug in and shop, dine, or gamble.
There are horses, alpacas, and a camel to see, and because there was always a breeze, it doesn't have that horse farm smell, which I like.
Overall, it's a lovely place to park for a night or two. Next time, I'll bring friends.
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lorie
August 2025
32 ft pop-up camper
From the property you had a view of strip on one side and the rest of the city on the other ... Nice view at night.... And great location.
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JoHannah
July 2025
1 night at Sandy Valley Ranch
This was such a lovely stay! The airstream was so cute and well set up, have everything you could need! Nice to have the option of getting wifi and a shower at the ranch house. Hope I can stay again sometime!
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Linda
July 2025
Weekend Trip to Sandy Valley Ranch
We enjoyed our stay and we can't wait to go back! It was so peaceful and it was so nice to get away from the city. Loved being able to walk around and see all the ranch animals! It was the perfect getaway. The camper is charming and cozy. It got a little warm during the day but it wasn't unbearable. They have a mini swamp fan. There are plugins for a fan if you wanted to bring one. We cooked breakfast in the morning and made smores in the campfire at night. We brought our portable hammock/ w stand to star gaze. They do have meals and other activities available. We plan to do it all next time and hopefully stay a bit longer. We stayed one night and even though it was short I would do it again! We will keep an eye on events so so we can drive down and enjoy from time time to time.
Thank you for everything.
Would recommend SVR!
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Heather
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Mojave Desert Ranch
Cute little tiny house. Just right for a cozy nights stay in the desert.
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Nicholas
June 2025
19 ft Class B
Nice, private spot — close to town but suburban/rural in setting. There’s horses in view & it’s a great spot to boondock. I was only reserving the spot to do some cleaning/chores inside my van, so I didn’t stay the night — but I bet the sunset was beautiful.
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Grace
June 2025
2 nights at Mojave Desert Ranch
The Hummingbird House was so cute!! It was such a dreamy way to spend my birthday. Would absolutely stay there again.
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Jordan
June 2025
21 ft Class C
Safe, easy access, lovely view of the animals and the surrounding scenery, easy to talk to host, 100% recommend
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Jordan
June 2025
21 ft Class C
Lovely view of the farm yard animals, nice and easy to find and park, close to shops and amenities.
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sever
May 2025
With kids
WOW! A very wonderful experience was had. I give it a 10 out of 10. Employees were friendly, knowledgeable, and professional in all aspects. The weather was not a problem, only gusts of wind late into the night, and a warm environment during the day, but comfortable. The mini cabin had toiletries, which I found very thoughtful. The fire pit near the campsite was perfect for s'mores, so no need to bring your travel pit. Although I recommend bringing a flashlight and water on your stay.
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Karen
May 2025
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Albert
May 2025
24 ft Class C
Convenient location. Fun to see the resident camel, goats and horses
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David
May 2025
21 ft Class B
With kids
I read a bad review saying it was hard to find - this is completely false. The place was very easy to find from both Google maps and his instructions. Nice, peaceful setting with Joshua trees all around and windmills in the distance - they look close but they weren't close enough for us to hear them. The host was friendly, as was his dog, and he even gave us some fresh eggs from his chickens. We enjoyed the stay and found it well worth it.
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Where to go
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
One of the easiest-to-access natural areas from Paradise, Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is an excellent place for hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing. It's spread out over nearly 200,000 acres of Mojave Desert and features a visitor center and a seasonal campground that accommodates tent campers and RVs alike. Dispersed camping at higher elevations is also allowed.
Death Valley
Spread out over more than 3 million acres, Death Valley National Park is known as one of the hottest places on the planet. It's a fantastic spot for stargazing, rock climbing, and hiking, and if you come in the spring, you might even spot wildflowers. Opt for a spring or fall visit if you want to camp as summer temperatures in the park can be brutal.
Lake Mead National Recreation Area
If you're looking for a spot to beat the hot Nevada heat, Lake Mead National Recreation Area just might fit the bill. Along with two lakes (Mead and Mojave), this 1.5 million-acre park has nearly 1,000 campsites. If you come in the winter, when it's too cold to swim, you can still take advantage of the park's expansive network of hiking and biking trails.
When to go
Paradise gets plenty of travelers throughout the year, but you've got to love the heat if you come during the summer, when daytime temperatures often exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit. If you plan to spend a lot of time in the great outdoors, come in spring or fall, when the weather is still warm without being stifling. Winter is also a good option, but be prepared to bundle up if you’re camping in the desert, as it can get quite chilly.