Morton's Travel Plaza, off East Cheyenne Avenue and Interstate 15 in North Las Vegas, is conveniently open year-round and offers dumping for a $10 fee. Alternatively, you can empty your tanks for free with a $20 gas purchase. The Bus Stop, north of the Stratosphere on West Imperial Avenue in Las Vegas, charges $7 for use of its dump station and is open year-round. The Kings Row Trailer Park, near the Boulder Station Hotel and Casino on Boulder Highway, offers dump station services for $5 for non-guests or free for registered guests. This site is also open year-round.
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Zion National Park in southwestern Utah is about 150 miles northeast of Las Vegas. One of the most popular and busiest national parks, Zion features multicolored rocks of Navajo sandstone, towering cliffs, rugged canyons, camping opportunities, and some of the best hiking in the Southwest. Visiting Zion during the peak travel season means you'll need to take the park's shuttle bus system. You can leave your RV at your campsite and take advantage of the shuttle buses that provide easy access to many of the park's most popular sites, like the Temple of Sinawava, the Court of the Patriarchs, and the Grotto. Just over the border in California and roughly 150 miles from Las Vegas, Death Valley National Park is the largest in the lower 48 states and broke the hottest temperature ever recorded in 1913. It also has the lowest elevation in North America, 282 feet below sea level at Badwater Basin. The Furnace Creek section is the heart of the park, with the main visitor center, a gas station, a market, campgrounds, and a restaurant. From Furnace Creek, you can travel to other sections of the park on its paved roads. Check out the multihued Artists Palette, feel the heat at Badwater Basin, and play on the sand dunes at Mesquite Flat. Also in California, Joshua Tree National Park, 245 miles from Las Vegas, protects the spiky, many-armed yucca plant known as the Joshua tree. The park straddles the border of two deserts, the higher-elevation Mojave and the lower-elevation Colorado. Within the park boundaries, visitors have opportunities for hiking, biking, rock climbing, and camping.
About 50 miles northeast of Vegas is Valley of Fire, Nevada's very first state park, established in 1935. Trails you can explore include the Fire Wave and the White Domes Loop. If Valley of Fire looks familiar, it's because it's been the location of many commercials and films, including "Transformers" and "Total Recall." Just under 170 miles north of Las Vegas is Cathedral Gorge State Park, famed for its rock formations consisting of bentonite clay. Hike through the rocks, have a shaded picnic under a shelter, or park your RV in one of the campsites that offer electric hookups. Beaver Dam State Park is roughly 185 miles northeast of Las Vegas, right at the state line with Utah. Relish in the peaceful, rustic solitude here, where you can relax and listen to the rushing streams amid the pinon-juniper forest and view the millions of stars at night. Hikes here range from 0.3 miles to 2.2 miles in length.
National Forests Near Las Vegas, NV
A non-contiguous section of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest is the closest forest to Las Vegas. It's in the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, about 40 miles west of the city. Enjoy cooler temperatures at the higher altitudes here, with activities that include hiking, horseback riding, and even skiing in the winter months.
Constructed from 1931 to 1936, the Hoover Dam is one of the most impressive engineering achievements in U.S. history. Built to control the flood-prone Colorado River, the dam sits 726 feet high, spans 1,244 feet, and consists of over 3 million cubic yards of concrete. Visitors can tour the dam's power plant or just stroll across it, starting from either the Nevada or the Arizona side. Hoover Dam is about 35 miles southeast of Las Vegas. The Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument is one of the state's newer monuments, established in 2014. It's less than 20 miles from the city at the far northern edge of the Las Vegas Valley. The monument preserves Ice Age fossils and offers self-guided trails as well as special events, like urban astronomy programs and Pleistocene Palooza. Over the state line of California, about 70 miles from Las Vegas, is the Mojave National Preserve. At 1.5 million acres, it is one of the biggest parks, national or otherwise, in the country. Stop by the visitor center in Kelso, near the center of the preserve. You can enjoy hiking, backpacking, wildflower viewing, biking, and camping at the preserve.
The RV Park at Circus Circus is the most convenient campground to the Las Vegas Strip. This pet-friendly campground offers 170 back-in and pull-through spots with electric, water, and sewer hookups. It also has a convenient dump station, seasonal pool, hot tub, and children's play area. Guests can access all the Circus Circus hotel and casino amenities, and the resort is within walking distance of the Strip. Lake Mead RV Village sits on the shore of Lake Mead in Boulder City, about 30 miles from Las Vegas. This campground has over 110 sites, full hookups, laundry facilities, and a private boat ramp. Lake Mead RV Village also allows pets. Arizona Charlie's Boulder RV Park is on Boulder Highway in Las Vegas. Its 239 sites have full hookups, and amenities include on-property restaurants and live entertainment. You can also get some exercise on its nearby walking and biking trails. Additionally, this campground is pet-friendly.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Renting an Affordable RV Near Las Vegas, NV
How does RVshare classify an affordable RV rental?
RVshare defines an affordable RV rental as any rental that is priced between $100-$250 per night. These rentals are perfect for travelers looking for an affordable way to see the country.
Can I rent an affordable RV in Las Vegas, NV that still offers the amenities and features I desire for my trips, such as a kitchen, bathroom, or air conditioning?
Yes! RVshare has a wide variety of affordable RV rentals available in cities across the United States. These rentals often come equipped with amenities like a full kitchen, bathroom, and air conditioning, providing travelers with all the comforts of home while on the road.
Are there any additional fees or charges for renting an affordable RV in Las Vegas, NV, such as cleaning or mileage fees?
The owner of the RV determines any additional fees or charges associated with the rental, such as cleaning or mileage fees. Any fees or charges will be clearly stated in the RV listing description on the RVshare website.
How do I properly maintain and care for an affordable RV rental during my trip, and are there any special considerations I should be aware of?
It is important to follow the guidelines provided by the RV’s owner for proper care of the rental during the trip. This includes keeping the RV clean and free of damage, and using the appropriate cleaning products for the materials in the RV. The RV owner is responsible for the regular maintenance of the RV.
Can I rent an affordable RV in Las Vegas, NV for an extended period, and are any discounts or promotions available for longer rentals?
Yes! Many RV owners on RVshare offer affordable rental options for extended periods of time. Though RVshare does not offer discounts, owners may offer discounted rentals for extended time periods.
What fuel efficiency can I expect from an affordable RV rental, and how can I minimize fuel costs during my trip?
RVs are not known for their fuel efficiency, but renters can take steps to minimize fuel costs during their trip. This includes avoiding speeding and rapid acceleration, maintaining a consistent speed, and avoiding excessive idling. Also remember that the larger and heavier the vehicle, the lower the fuel efficiency.
Do I bring my bedding and linens to use in an affordable RV rental, and what kind of storage options are available for these items?
The RV owner determines what is included with the rental, such as bedding and linens. Renters should review the RV listing description or ask the owner for more information. Many RVs have storage options for personal items, including bedding and linens.
How do I properly level and stabilize my RV rental at my campsite or RV park, and what equipment or tools do I need?
Leveling and stabilizing an RV rental is important for both safety and comfort. RV owners typically provide leveling blocks and stabilizing jacks to renters, along with instructions for proper use.
Do I bring my entertainment equipment or appliances for an affordable RV rental, such as a portable grill or music player?
Renters should review the RV listing description or ask the owner for more information on what is included with the rental, such as entertainment equipment or appliances. Some RVs come equipped with a portable grill or music player, while others do not.
What kind of maintenance or upkeep do I need to perform in the RV during my rental period?
Renters are responsible for keeping the RV clean and free of damage during the rental period. Any other maintenance or upkeep is the responsibility of the RV’s owner. Renters should follow the guidelines provided by the owner for proper care and maintenance of the rental during the trip.