Top 2019 Summer Road Trip Destinations for Campervans & RVs (Nevada Edition)

Summer won’t last forever! Don’t let the warm nights and sunny days pass by without taking a road trip.

Class B motorhomes, RVs and campervans are the most versatile and affordable way to travel. Avoid pricey airline tickets and hotel expenses by investing in a comfortable and affordable travel vehicle.

Most RV parks in the United States have plenty of amenities such as showers, restrooms, swimming pools, laundry facilities, activities, and more. Check out some of our favorite top rated RV parks, resorts and camping destinations in Nevada below.

Las Vegas Motorcoach Inn

Looking to enjoy all the nightlife the strip has to offer? Spend your nights winning big and seeing world-class shows, and your days by the pool catching rays at the Las Vegas Motorcoach Inn. The Las Vegas Motorcoach Inn has received a perfect 10/10 from TrailerLife.com and made the top 100 list for Goodsam.com’s nationwide survey of RV parks.

Enjoy amenities such as:

Are you a member of the Good Sam RV Club, AAA, or FMCA organizations? If so, you may receive a discount. Veterans and military personnel are eligible for discounts as well.

Great Basin National Park

You surely don’t want to miss one of Nevada’s most scenic, natural landscapes. Great Basin National Park is located in Eastern Nevada and is home to diverse terrain, including glaciers, desert valleys, sage covered foothills and lakes.

Enjoy fishing, hiking, biking, cave and astronomy tours. Great Basin has no Wi-Fi or cell phone service, so be prepared to disconnect. At night the stars are absolutely spectacular.

Amenities include:

• Back-in/pull through sites
• Showers (outside of the park)
• The chance to completely get away from it all!

Esmeralda Market RV Park

In between Reno and Las Vegas, and east of Yosemite National park, lies beautiful Fish Lake Valley near the town of Dyer. Choose from 23 spaces, featuring hook-ups, sewer, electrical, bathhouses, laundry facilities, picnic areas, trees providing shade and more.

Want to plan a family reunion or trip with folks who don’t own an RV? Cabins are available for rent, starting at $75 per night.

Enjoy nearby destinations such as hot springs, heritage museums, fishing, White and Boundary Peak Mountains, and local Ghost Towns just to name a few. Activities to participate in at Esmeralda Camp are stargazing, movie nights, s’mores roasting, and horseshoe.

Cathedral Gorge State Park

Located in southwestern Nevada, Cathedral Gorge State Park features dramatic views of clay rocks, carved out by volcanic activity. Cave-like rock formations appear in the shape of cathedrals, thus giving the park its name.

The park offers 22 shaded RV and motorhome spots. Electric hookups are available. You cannot reserve spots at Cathedral Gorge — availability is based on a first come, first serve basis. Toilets, showers and handicapped-accessible sites are located on the premises.

Cathedral Gorge State Park is open 365 days a year. Prices are $5 per vehicle, $15 for overnight camping per night and $10 for electric hookups.

Activities in the area include hiking in nearby Echo and Kershaw-Ryan Canyons. Kershaw-Ryan Canyon is covered in lush oak trees and rose gardens. Also available is a children’s wading pool.

Sparks Marina RV Park

Located Just outside Sparks, Nevada, the Sparks Marina RV Park provides campers with access to the nightlife of Reno and the natural beauty of Lake Tahoe. The RV resort is highly rated by travelers for being clean, friendly and fully loaded with amenities.

Amenities include:

Nearby attractions include casinos and restaurants in Reno, a nearby large public park with a marina for boating and other activities, Hot August Nights (the nation’s largest hot-rod show), an end of summer rib cook-off, National Air Races, Reno Hot Air Balloon Races, Motorcycle & Metal Rallies and much more.

In addition, Lake Tahoe has year-round recreation activities such as golfing, boating, beach going, fishing, hiking, and biking. Don’t forget to visit nearby Virginia City and experience the history of the west.

Valley of Fire State Park

Visit the High Sierra Desert and check out 40,000 acres of red, Aztec sandstone in Valley of Fire State Park. The deep red rock of the park gives it its name. Check out 2,000 year-old petrified trees and petroglyphs. Truly a unique experience as you enjoy some of the nation’s best stargazing in the desert against the rock formations.

Amenities include:

Activities such as hiking and photography are popular.

Whiskey Flats

Whiskey Flats RV Park is the place to be if you’re looking for high desert sunsets. A casino and sports bar are located right on the grounds, giving this RV spot a feeling of being in the Old West.

Nearby recreation includes hunting, fishing, rock and mountain climbing, hiking, kayaking, canoeing, boating, mountain biking and ATV riding.

Amenities include:

Ready to plan your next summer RV getaway?

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