Red Rock Canyon Campground

Really great place! The hostess was very kind, very smooth check in. I was a bit worried from the reviews, buy we didn’t have any issues with excessive noise or anything.

Cars were going in and out frequently at all hours of the night.

This is a small, simple campground. It has a number of tent sites and then about 6 RV sites. Most of the sites aren't particularly close to the bathroom. The campsite is outside of the actual scenic drive that most people of when they hear "Red Rock Canyon." It's a drive of about 2 miles from the campsite, so you likely aren't going to begin any hikes from the campsite. It is a fairly easy bike ride, however. This campsite had the most light pollution of any campsite that I have stayed at in a long time, likely due to being so close to Vegas. It never got totally dark at night.

This is a small, simple campground. It has a number of tent sites and then about 6 RV sites. Most of the sites aren't particularly close to the bathroom. The campsite is outside of the actual scenic drive that most people of when they hear "Red Rock Canyon." It's a drive of about 2 miles from the campsite, so you likely aren't going to begin any hikes from the campsite. It is a fairly easy bike ride, however. This campsite had the most light pollution of any campsite that I have stayed at in a long time, likely due to being so close to Vegas. It never got totally dark at night.

Amazing view, pretty spaced-out there for the RV campground.

great place to visit

Amazing view, pretty spaced-out there for the RV campground.

great place to visit

We mostly camp in the wild, either out bike packing or traveling with our truck camper. We choose places off the beaten track, where there are few-to-no other people. In Las Vegas, there's only this one campground near Red Rock Canyon and town (except for actual RV campgrounds). It's fine, as far as campgrounds go. It gets crowded, with people pulling in at all hours, which means headlights into the late night. There's generator noise, people talking loudly, dogs barking, i.e., all the factors we do our best to avoid. The host is nice, there are bathrooms, and there's running water--all nice, but we never feel a need for these. Overall it's a fine experience. For an urban campground.

We mostly camp in the wild, either out bike packing or traveling with our truck camper. We choose places off the beaten track, where there are few-to-no other people. In Las Vegas, there's only this one campground near Red Rock Canyon and town (except for actual RV campgrounds). It's fine, as far as campgrounds go. It gets crowded, with people pulling in at all hours, which means headlights into the late night. There's generator noise, people talking loudly, dogs barking, i.e., all the factors we do our best to avoid. The host is nice, there are bathrooms, and there's running water--all nice, but we never feel a need for these. Overall it's a fine experience. For an urban campground.

Nice and helpful camp host