RV rental Echo Canyon State Park, NV: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Camping at Echo Canyon State Park is available year-round. There are two campgrounds here, and motorhomes are invited to both. Each campground has drinking water and flushing toilets, and there's a dump station in the state park RV campground. Pets are allowed if kept on a leash. The northern campground has 33 back-in sites that can accommodate smaller RVs. There are no hookups in this campground, but each site has a sheltered picnic table and fire ring with a grill. This campground is your typical Great Basin sagebrush environment, but there are some small trees to shade yourself and your pets. The RV campground at Echo Canyon State Park is on a hill overlooking the valley and has 20 sites with a mix of pull-through and back-in sites capable of accommodating larger RV rentals. Each site has full hookups, a sheltered picnic table, and fire ring with a grill. This campground has fewer trees to speak of, so you’ll need to take advantage of your motorhome or picnic shelter for shade.

Echo Canyon State Park is 13 miles east of the charming town of Pioche. When you're camping at Echo Canyon State Park, you'll need to set aside some time to explore this small town. The Lincoln County Historical Museum has a unique collection of curios and artifacts from the early days of settlement and mining and is itself housed in a historic building. Head over to the Boot Hill Cemetery and read the gravestones of the colorful characters now buried there, then get some refreshments in one of the town’s historic cafes. Pioche hosts a wild Labor Day Celebration that attracts so many people the town triples in size. There are a few travel stations along US-93, which runs north to south through Pioche, where you'll find the closest gas station and basic grocery store. After restocking your campervan rental, be sure to check out the slot canyons of Cathedral Gorge State Park, just ten miles away. Great Basin National Park and the southernmost glacier in North America are only two hours north, while St. George and Zion National Park are two hours to the east. But if you need a break from nature and have a craving for bright shiny lights, Las Vegas and all of its attractions are just three hours to the south.