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With its striking vistas, vibrant red and pink rock outcrops, and excellent hiking trails, Valley of Fire State Park is Nevada's oldest state park. And although it's found less than an hour's drive northeast of the Las Vegas Strip, only a small proportion of Vegas visitors make the journey out to this astonishing park.

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Getting Outdoors

Established in 1935, Valley of Fire State Park is famous around the world for its vivid red sandstone outcrops and imposing gray limestone peaks. With this in mind, the best way to start your camping adventure is to simply hit the road and do some sightseeing. Many of the valley's most spectacular attractions can be easily accessed from the road and nearby overlooks, so hop in your vehicle and do a little exploring.

Camping at Valley of Fire State Park

If you want to go RV camping in Valley of Fire State Park, there are two campgrounds to choose from. Atlatl Rock Campground and Arch Rock Campground are both tucked away in the park's southwestern corner and offer 72 campsites in total.

Exploring the Area

Whether you're taking in the spectacularly colorful scenery, setting out on a hiking adventure, or just enjoying the excellent stargazing opportunities on offer when the sun goes down, Valley of Fire State Park really is a must-visit for anyone exploring the Las Vegas area. And when you've seen everything you want to see within the park, you can always take your rental RV on the road to visit a host of other great attractions nearby.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Valley of Fire State Park

David K.

March, 2026

Clean, perfect size for my trip, most amenities included, easy to tow. Ken was also great and very helpful!
Bill S.

February, 2026

First, Michael is a solid host. He is a great communicator, friendly, professional and accommodating. Example: Took him 30s to respond to a 11:30pm txt with something we could not figure out, and he followed up the next day.
Matthew F.

February, 2026

Gianne and Joel were amazing hosts and our family of 4 had a great time with the Winnebago. We had very little RV experience before this and they made everything really easy. Gianne took the time to explain everything and we were able to easily communicate with them whenever we had a question. The RV had everything we needed, it was comfortable, and felt safe to drive. We had a great time! Highly recommend.

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