
Valley of Fire State Park
Overton, Nevada(View other Overton area campgrounds)
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Ownership: State GovernmentOfficial website: geocities.com
Posted by: EricInScottsdale on April 28, 2009
Description
Incredible rock formations and scenic landscape make Nevada's first State Park a must see when in the area.Directions
From Las Vegas, drive 55 miles to park entrance off I-10 and Hwy. 169.Activities
Camping, nearby Lake Mead, Native American petroglyph viewing, picnicking, sightseeing, hiking.Guidebooks
Services
Water, shade ramadas, picnic areas, scenic turnouts, self-guided hikes, etc.Reservation info
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$10 per nightPhotos from Valley of Fire State Park
Reviews of Valley of Fire State Park
Reviewed by EricInScottsdale on April 28, 2009
(1 out of 1 members found this review useful.)One of my favorite campgrounds ever! Fantastic rock formations are the highlight of this Park, and you can camp right between some of them. The walk in sites on loop A are the best sites, not far from the parking area. There are shade ramadas at every site, water as well. Showers, bathrooms, etc. Very clean place as well. Nearby is Lake Mead and St. Thomas Cove for swimming and fishing in summer months. Temps in summer are brutal, beware! There are also a few areas to hike and explore Indian petroglyphs, native american art pecked on to the red rocks. Fantastic place!
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