Red Rock Canyon Campground

Beautiful spot so close to climbing and hiking. Quiet and clean camp ground.

Standard sites are great, parking sites are level and those shade structures are super useful !

This is a spacious campground conveniently located for Red Rock Canyon and various hiking areas. Clean facilities and friendly, easygoing hosts. It gets busy and early booking is recommended. There is no natural shade or shelter and it can get a bit dusty. Grocery stores (Albertson) & gas station within 10 min drive at Summerlin.

This is my 5th time staying at the Red Rocks Campground. We loved our stay. The bathrooms were clean. The site was tidy and not too close to neighbors. And, the BLM camp host was so friendly! (The site has a gravel tent pad just big enough for two medium sized tents right next to each other, fyi.)

Beautiful spot so close to climbing and hiking. Quiet and clean camp ground.

We stayed in a walk-up campsite, which was not a far walk and easy to access items we left in our vehicle. The sites were clean, but relatively close together. Sound definitely travels in this campground, but I don't think that's avoidable. It can get windy, which helps buffer the sounds. But obviously then comes with the issue of wind blowing stuff around.

Red Rock is a beautiful place! The hosts there are very friendly and helpful and they keep the facilities clean. I like staying there because it is peaceful and yet close to civilization. That meaning a nearby 24 Hour Fitness, Costco and resorts with casinos. The only downside is no Wi-Fi or cell service. I have stayed there numerous times and will continue to go back during its operating hours, it closes June 1 due to heat.

So the wife and I decided to come here we needed a few nights to be able to stay in between our main area where we were going to be for a while, we ended up staying three nights very comfortable we love the quietness and the calmness of the mountains around us. We would recommend this place for any type of camping. Wife and I boondocked for the three nights and it was our first boondocking experience, and it was a learning one. We rent our generator for an hour and a half twice and neighbors were upset even though it was outside of the quiet hours. But as I said we enjoyed it very much and would recommend it.

The place is beautiful and the weather is so changing it’s a challenge but fun . The roads and campsites need some grading in the gravel sections particularly at the gravel entrance. The camp hosts are pleasant and helpful.

We stayed in a walk-up campsite, which was not a far walk and easy to access items we left in our vehicle. The sites were clean, but relatively close together. Sound definitely travels in this campground, but I don't think that's avoidable. It can get windy, which helps buffer the sounds. But obviously then comes with the issue of wind blowing stuff around.