RV & Motorhome Hire in Nevada

Whether you’re a seasoned wild camper or prefer a full suite of facilities for your RV rental, Nevada has you covered.

• Dispersed camping: Dispersed camping, which refers to camping in national forests outside of a designated campground, is available on most BLM (Bureau of Land Management) lands in Nevada for free. However, be sure to follow all regulations and guidelines while camping in these areas.
• RV camping: Many campsites across Nevada cater specifically to RV travellers. They offer full hook-ups, dump stations and sometimes extra amenities such as Wi-Fi, laundry facilities and communal areas.
• Respect the local area: Above all, it’s vital to respect the local area during your camping adventure. Stick to designated camping areas, keep noise to a minimum and always clean up after yourself to preserve Nevada’s beautiful landscapes.

• Burning Man: A transformative art and music festival that takes place in the Black Rock Desert, Burning Man is renowned for its unique displays of creativity, radical self-expression and sense of community.
• Reno Balloon Race: The largest free hot-air ballooning event in the world, the Reno Balloon Race offers an amazing spectacle as hundreds of brightly coloured balloons lift off into the early morning sky.
• Las Vegas New Year’s Eve: Celebrate the arrival of the New Year amidst the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, with spectacular fireworks lighting up the iconic Strip.
• National Finals Rodeo: Considered to be America’s ultimate rodeo event, the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas is a premier championship spectacle and a thrilling showcase of cowboy and cowgirl skills.

• Grand Canyon: While not located in the state, it’s definitely worth hiring an RV while in Nevada and visiting the Grand Canyon. This iconic natural landmark is just a short drive from Las Vegas and offers stunning views and myriad hiking opportunities.
• Lake Tahoe: Nestled amidst the Sierra Nevada mountains, Lake Tahoe’s crystal-clear waters and surrounding hiking trails offer an idyllic retreat for nature lovers.
• The Hoover Dam: This engineering marvel on the Colorado River serves not only as a significant source of power but also offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding desert landscape.
• Valley of Fire State Park: Renowned for its striking red sandstone formations, the Valley of Fire State Park is a haven for photographers and hiking enthusiasts.
• Red Rock Canyon: Just a short drive from Las Vegas, Red Rock Canyon is a peaceful respite from the city’s fervour with tangerine-and-cream-coloured rocks that are a true sight to behold at sunrise and sunset.

Nevada’s seasons are as diverse and exciting as the state itself. The sun-drenched summers, with temperatures often soaring above 40°C, are perfect for lounging by Las Vegas’ glamorous pools. Autumn brings cooler temperatures suitable for enjoying the Great Basin’s breathtaking autumn foliage. Renting an RV in Nevada in the winter? The mountain areas, particularly around Lake Tahoe, transform into snowy wonderlands with excellent skiing and snowboarding opportunities. As for spring, it’s a delightful season to witness the desert in bloom and explore the state’s outdoor treasures (without the intense summer heat).

Travelling to the United States from the UK? Make sure your passport is valid for the duration of your stay with at least six months validity beyond your planned travel dates. Also, ensure you’ve applied for an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) at least 72 hours before you depart and bring proof of onward travel or a return ticket. Last but not least, an international driving licence is necessary if you plan on hiring a campervan in Nevada.