RV rental in Las Vegas

Campervan Rental Las Vegas

Las Vegas is situated in a basin on the floor of the Mojave Desert. Framed by mountain ranges on all sides, most of the landscape is arid and rocky, with desert wildlife and vegetation. The city itself is host to trees, lawns, and other greenery, however there has been a movement to encourage xeriscapes due to water resource issues.

Las Vegas is the most populous city in the state of Nevada and the largest city within the greater Mojave Desert. As an internationally renowned resort city, it’s primarily known for its gambling, entertainment, fine dining, shopping, and nightlife.

Originally settled in 1905, it was officially incorporated in 1911. Its population boomed in the 1960s and then exploded between 1990 and 2000 when the population nearly doubled. Today over 2,200,000 people call the metropolitan area home.

The city is wildly popular with tourists who tout it as the entertainment capital of the world. Famous for its mega casino-hotels, it’s one of the top three destinations in the U.S. for business conventions and a global heavyweight in the hospitality industry. Today, Las Vegas frequently finds itself on “most visited tourist destinations” lists.

Getting there

You can drive to Las Vegas. The city is a major hub in the Mojave Desert with numerous highways leading in and out of it. Driving in the city is relatively easy for those accustomed to driving in any major city. You can also fly into Las Vegas. Harry Reid International Airport is located in Paradise, Nevada, and is the main airport serving the Las Vegas Valley. It hosts both international and domestic flights from some of the world’s most popular airline travel companies.Taking the bus is also an option. Both Greyhound and Megabus run coach services to and from Las Vegas.

Places to visit

• Caesars Palace: Caesars is one of the last old-school Las Vegas properties still remaining and is the crown jewel of the so-called “Sin City”. Visit to bet a few chips on the decadent casino floor, browse the Forum Shops, take a dip in the lavish pool, or see a concert in the Colosseum.
• Park Theatre: This showroom hosts the hottest resident performers on the Las Vegas Strip. Regulars have included Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, Cher, and Aerosmith.
• Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area: Littered with crimson cliffs and canyon trails, this national conservation area is an excellent way to get away from the city crush and get back to nature. Take a hike through the hills for a hands-on approach or rent an RV and drive the 13-mile loop through the park for the best of the scenery without exertion.

Parking in Las Vegas

Parking your RV in Las Vegas is relatively easy. Just about every resort on or off The Strip has its own parking garage for easy access. Prime parks come at a price but there’s also no shortage of free parking:

On the strip

●       SAHARA Las Vegas Hotel & Casino The STRAT

●       Treasure Island Venetian/Palazzo

●       Fashion Show Mall

●       Tropicana

●       Wynn

Off the strip

●       Arizona Charlie's East

●       Fiesta Henderson

●       Gold Coast

●       Orleans

●       OYO

●       Palace Station

●       Palms

●       Palms Place

●       Rio

●       Sam's Town

●       Santa Fe Station

●       Silverton

●       Sunset Station

●       Virgin Hotels Las Vegas

●       Westin

● Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino

Annual Events in Las Vegas

• NASCAR Weekend Las Vegas Motor Speedway: Kicking off in March, the NASCAR weekend is one of the biggest auto-racing weekends of the year. NASCAR’s appearance in Las Vegas sees 70,000 people pile into the Las Vegas Motor Speedway to watch cars lap each other at 400 miles per hour.
• Great Vegas Festival of Beer: Motley Brews puts two of these festivals on each year, one in April and the other in October. Nevada and regional breweries join forces to pour samples of their stape beers with the occasional special treat. For beer-lovers, this isn’t to be missed.
• Electric Daisy Carnival: One of the biggest EDM festivals in the country, EDC is now to be held over the Memorial Day weekend. It’s got everything a festival-goer could dream of from pumping beats to lavish visuals. If you’re a fan of EDM or festivals in general you can’t miss this event.

Camping in Las Vegas

• Riviera RV Resort: A family-run park that offers a slew of amenities. Pull-through sites cap out at $70 while back-in sites max out at $55 per night. The park offers Good Sam, Military, or First Responder discounts.
• King’s Row RV and Mobile Home Park: Quality RV parking in the heart of Las Vegas. $27 a day plus tax. Pricing is based on two people per unit. This park is an adults-only venue so you’ll have to be 21+ to stay here.
• Las Vegas RV Resort: This adults-only resort can’t be beaten on location, sitting just minutes from the action of The Strip. Pricing ranges from $29 per night up to $55 per night (plus tax). Your rig must be up to scratch to stay here, though, and be no more than 15 years old.