Valley of Fires Recreation Area

A beautiful location in a desolate kind of way. It’s one of those places you would normally never consider stopping at but we happened to be passing through and it was a good place to stop for the night. The campground has water and electric hookups and it appeared most spots were somewhat level. Very Clean showers are available, kudos to the camp host! Our only complaint was the hose at the dump station was out of order so if you plan on cleaning your tank out you’ll have to make other plans.

Beautiful and very clean park. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Beautiful, clean, and interesting. Very friendly camp host.

Absolutely perfect. Isolated and unique.

It is a great campground to spend the night, clean and private.

I was in unit number 3 picked it because it was near a bathroom. At 84 years I use the bathroom often. Unit 4 which is a handicap was right next to me. But the Restroom right across the street from us was closed. Long walk to the main restroom which was very nice ,but if you are handicap almost impossible.this should have been noted when I and others made reservations so we could make other accommodations.

Valley of Fires was a really interesting place. The trails were clean and clearly marked. The campsite was clean and in good repair. The camphost was welcoming and helpful. Will go back when traveling through that part of the state again.

Loved this park. Very unique. Had a great campsite and the camp host made a point of stopping by to say Hello. I only got to spend one night when passing through, but I wish I could have had a few days. I am so glad I found it and got to see this unique park.

The park is beautiful, with the unique lava rock, and the views of mountains in the distance. We saw a very nice sunset. The ranger had placed a card on our reserved site to keep it available for us. The tent pads are well-maintained, and are about 12 x 12 ft.

Beautiful expansive landscape, friendly staff, reasonably well separated campsites, short but interesting trails, immaculate showers and bathroom facilities, plus a dump station (albeit one on the wrong side of the road). Valley of Fires made a perfect one night stop on the homeward leg of our trip.