Las Vegas is an internationally renowned resort city famed for its vibrant nightlife, world-class entertainment and glitzy 24/7 casinos. Synonymous with excitement, RV hire in Las Vegas opens up a world of opportunities. From late-night fun on the Strip to desert road trips and spectacular hiking adventures exploring natural landmarks, there’s something for everyone in the Entertainment Capital of the World. Hire an RV in Las Vegas and explore it all from the comfort of your home on wheels.
3385 N Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, Nevada 89115
United States
Getting to the station
From Harry Reid International Airport: Head to the bus stop “NB Eastern before Russell.” Take bus 110 to “NB Civic Centre after McDaniel.” Then, walk approximately 4 minutes to the stop “NB Las Vegas before Civic Centre.” Catch bus 113 to “NB Las Vegas after Walnut.” From there, it’s just a 3-minute walk to our location. An easier alternative is Uber/Lyft, especially if you’re arriving with a lot of luggage; typically, an Uber/Lyft costs around $30.
Parking information
There’s free street parking available around our location, such as on N Walnut Rd right alongside the station. However, please be aware that parking is at your own risk.
In the USA, our one-way campervan rental option enhances the flexibility of your journey. You won’t need to drive the entire way back, allowing you to travel without the constraint of time and explore more during your holiday. With unlimited miles, your freedom knows no bounds when you embark on a one-way road trip from Las Vegas.
During the booking process, you have the flexibility to select your desired return location. If you rent your motorhome or campervan from Las Vegas, you have the option to return it to one of the following stations in the USA:
Los Angeles
San Francisco
How much is the one-way rental fee?
A £399 one-time fee applied during the booking process.
Motorhome hire in Las Vegas
You simply can’t hire an RV in Las Vegas and miss the Strip: a mecca of dazzling neon lights and legendary casinos. Visit the jaw-dropping Las Vegas Sphere or test your luck at the tables of Caesar’s Palace. Admire the choreographed water performance at Bellagio Fountains or venture outside the city and discover the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon and the rugged beauty of Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Indulge in luxury shopping or decadent dining and catch breathtaking shows by the hottest stars.
When you hire a campervan in Las Vegas you can be on the road right away, trusting that your roadsurfer home on wheels is fully stocked. Your campervan comes with an awning, camping table and two chairs to enjoy the space outside of your vehicle. The kitchen box allows you to save money on eating out: you’ve got all the pots, pans, and utensils to cook up your own meals. There’s even a corkscrew and bottle opener, and a cafetière plus mugs for your morning coffee or tea, although you’ll want to bring dish towels, sponges, and eco-friendly dish soap. When you rent a small motorhome from Las Vegas you will need to bring your own bedding, or you can hire what you need from the station. Full details of what’s included and our suggestions on what to bring along to your Las Vegas campervan holiday can be found in the equipment list.
Important visa information
Please ensure that you have the necessary visa before travelling. The following guide applies to all UK and EU citizens, including those from Ireland, Norway, Switzerland, and Croatia:
If you are planning a road trip through the USA, you will require a USA visa or an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorisation).
Best time to hire a campervan in Las Vegas
The best time to book an RV rental in Las Vegas is typically in Spring (March to May) or Autumn (September to November). These seasons offer comfortable temperatures for exploring the city and nearby attractions. Summer is another option for hiring a motorhome in Las Vegas but the temperatures can be exceedingly hot. Winters, on the other hand, tend to be cooler although still mild. Keep in mind that it’s worth planning your trip around key events such as the world-renowned Electric Daisy Carnival (May), the Las Vegas Food & Wine Festival (September) or the National Finals Rodeo (December).
Water tank services near Las Vegas
You can usually empty your grey water and refill at any campsite. There’s a KOA not far from our location where you can pay for emptying and filling::
Las Vegas KOA Journey, 5225 Boulder Hwy, Las Vegas, NV 89122
Petrol stations near our Las Vegas location
Pease ensure the fuel tank is topped up shortly before returning your motorhome rental. Depending on the camper model, petrol or diesel and DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) are required. Please check in advance which fuel your camper requires. Failure to return the tanks full may result in a service fee. DEF is available at most Walmart and Target locations. This is the closest petrol station near our location:
Shell: 3815 E Craig Rd, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Parking in Las Vegas
Parking your RV rental in Las Vegas can be tricky, but with an abundance of casinos that are always looking to usher more people through their doors, it’s not as difficult as you might think. There’s an open-air parking lot behind the Main Street Station parking garage (65 Stewart Ave) with dedicated security and no height restrictions. If you want to park closer to the action, you can also check out the Plaza Hotel and Casino’s oversized parking area (310S S Main St), which is available to both hotel and non-hotel guests subject to availability. On-street parking is incredibly limited, however, the downtown area offers highly affordable parking areas that are suitable for anyone driving a motorhome in Las Vegas (72 hour parking maximum).
Camping near Las Vegas
While Las Vegas is famous for its neon lights and flashy casinos, it’s also surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Anyone hiring a motorhome in Las Vegas can look forward to discovering these nearby camping spots:
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area: Just 17 miles west of Las Vegas, Red Rock Canyon offers a selection of campgrounds suitable for RVs.
Boulder Beach Campground at Lake Mead: A short drive from Las Vegas, this campground offers 154 sites for tents and RVs.
Valley of Fire State Park: This is Nevada’s oldest and largest state park, known for its brilliant red sandstone formations. RV-friendly.
Joshua Tree Lake RV and Campground: A campground and RV park featuring sweeping desert vistas and close proximity to hiking trails from a 2,300 feet elevation.
Desert View Campground: Located on the edge of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, this campground offers dramatic views as far as the eye can see.
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