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Las Vegas, the city of lights and entertainment, is a must-visit destination for adventure enthusiasts. Renting a campervan in Las Vegas gives you the freedom to explore not only its famous casinos and shows but also the breathtaking landscapes of Nevada and its surroundings. Whether you wish to venture to Death Valley National Park or discover the wonders of the Grand Canyon, traveling by campervan allows you to experience a unique and memorable adventure. Enjoy the flexibility of a tailor-made trip while benefiting from the comfort of a fully equipped vehicle.
Set off on an adventure in complete freedom through the American desert
Starting a campervan trip from Las Vegas offers unparalleled freedom to explore the natural and cultural wonders of the American Southwest. Whether you have a week or three, these iconic itineraries will guide you through grand landscapes, must-see national parks, and authentic stops, always with Las Vegas as your starting and ending point.
7-10 Day Itinerary: Essential National Parks around Las Vegas
Starting from Las Vegas, this 7 to 10-day road trip immerses you in the most famous national parks of the Southwest. You will begin with the spectacular Valley of Fire, then continue to Zion and its accessible hikes by campervan. Bryce Canyon, with its unique rock formations, will be a highlight before reaching Monument Valley, where the iconic western landscape awaits you. Finally, the Grand Canyon South Rim will conclude this journey, offering breathtaking views. Each stop is designed to optimize comfort in a campervan, with well-located campgrounds and reasonable distances from Las Vegas.
14-Day Itinerary: Complete immersion in mythical parks and landscapes
For a two-week stay starting from Las Vegas, you can deepen your discovery of the Southwest by including major sites like Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend near Page, as well as Lake Powell. After exploring Zion, Bryce, and Monument Valley, this route will offer you a more complete experience with nights in a campervan close to the sites, allowing for hikes at sunrise or sunset. The return to Las Vegas will be via Route 66 and the Valley of Fire, combining nature and local culture, while fully enjoying the facilities adapted to campervans.
21-Day Itinerary: Grand loop by campervan around Las Vegas
Over three weeks, depart from Las Vegas for a grand loop including all the must-sees of the American Southwest. In addition to Zion, Bryce, Monument Valley, and Grand Canyon parks, you will visit more remote sites like Capitol Reef, Canyonlands National Park, and perhaps even Death Valley. This long trip allows you to adjust your pace, increase hikes, and explore less frequented places while returning each night to campgrounds suitable for your campervan. Las Vegas remains the central point for departure and arrival, ensuring easy access to services and vehicle logistics.
All the towns where you can rent a motorhome in the United States
Discover on this map all the cities in the United States where you can rent your motorhome or campervan.
Use the search engine to find out exactly which departure and return towns you can use to organise your road trip.
To do this, enter the first letters of the country in the corresponding field and discover all the cities in the United States or elsewhere.
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Traveling by campervan around Las Vegas: when to go and how to make the most of it
The United States offers spectacular desert landscapes around Las Vegas, an ideal destination for campervan adventures. The arid climate of Nevada and dramatic seasonal variations directly shape your travel experience and accommodation rates.
Spring, the ideal season to explore
From March to May, Las Vegas enjoys a mild climate with temperatures ranging from 9°C to 32°C, perfect for campervan trips without facing the scorching heat. Spring is the prime time to discover the Valley of Fire and the surrounding national parks under a pleasant sky, with over ten hours of daily sunshine. Nights remain cool, ideal for sleeping comfortably in your vehicle.
Summer: not the best season for campervans
From June to August, temperatures in Las Vegas regularly exceed 40°C, even reaching 45°C in July-August, making any campervan stay extremely uncomfortable. Death Valley, accessible from Las Vegas, becomes a true oven with daytime temperatures reaching 48°C and nighttime lows above 30°C. This period also sees a high tourist influx, inflating camping site rates.
Autumn, a pleasant and economical transition
From September to November, Las Vegas enjoys milder weather with temperatures ranging from 21°C to 19°C, making urban and desert explorations very enjoyable. The desert monsoon ends in late September, and Death Valley gradually becomes bearable for hiking. This is also the best time to take advantage of better rates before the winter crowds arrive.
Winter: relative calm and temperature variations
Between December and March, Las Vegas offers mild daytime temperatures between 13°C and 18°C, but the desert climate causes significant variations with cool nights around 0°C to 7°C. Although some national parks in the region may experience winter closures, you can enjoy up to nine hours of daily sunshine. Rates drop slightly, but winter crowds remain present around the Strip.
All vehicles for rent in the United States
This list gives you a good overview of the offer of motorhomes, campervans, and other vehicles in the United States. Please note that not all of these vehicles are necessarily available at all rental agencies of our partners. To find out about the available vehicle options for your road trip, please use the search form at the top of this page. You can then filter the results by rental company, price, type of motorhomes, compare rental offers and their options, check availability, save your offers, and of course book online when your choice is made!
Practical tips for traveling by campervan or van from Las Vegas
The United States offers great freedom to explore the road in a campervan, but in Las Vegas, specific rules govern driving, parking, and the nomadic lifestyle.
Driving and regulations
In Las Vegas, driving a campervan follows the classic road rules, but strict restrictions must be observed in residential areas. It is prohibited to park a campervan or trailer longer than 24 feet on a street adjacent to a residential neighborhood, a school, or a park, except for quick loading or unloading, and only with a permit issued by the city. The Strip and the immediate surroundings of the city are particularly monitored by police and parking enforcement. For special events like races at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, designated routes and parking lots are imposed, including via entries 4, 5, 8, or 10 depending on the type of vehicle and chosen location.
Sleeping and hooking up
It is impossible to live in a campervan on public streets or in a private garden in Las Vegas, except in an approved RV park. Campgrounds like Las Vegas RV Resort or Las Vegas North KOA offer sites with electric hookups, water, and sewage. Casinos on the Strip generally do not allow parking or camping in their lots, and rules may change without notice. For events at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, specific lots like Boulevard RV Lot or Turn 1 RV Lot are open, but you must adhere to entry and exit times and not stay after the allotted time.
Local tips & safety
In Las Vegas, security is heightened in tourist areas and during major events. The RV lots at Las Vegas Motor Speedway are monitored, but you must remain vigilant regarding traffic shared between vehicles and pedestrians. Exits are controlled after each event, and access to the lots is prohibited during outgoing traffic flows. In the city, it is advisable to avoid leaving valuables visible in the vehicle and to prefer secured parking or monitored campgrounds, especially near the Strip or downtown.
Frequently Asked Questions about Las Vegas and in the United States travel
What are the pickup hours for a campervan in Las Vegas?
Pickup hours vary by provider, but generally, they are between 1 PM and 4 PM on weekdays. On weekends, hours may differ depending on your rental agency. It is recommended to call your rental center 1 to 2 days before your arrival to confirm your pickup slot. Allow 1 to 2 hours for paperwork and vehicle orientation.
How to get from Harry Reid Airport to the rental agency?
From Harry Reid Airport, you can take buses 110 then 113 to reach the agency (about 10 minutes of walking in total). However, Uber or Lyft are more convenient if you have a lot of luggage, with an average cost of $30. Some providers also offer free shuttles from the airport during opening hours (8 AM - 6 PM).
Where can I park my campervan in Las Vegas?
Several options are available: the Plaza Hotel and Casino has a large parking lot accessible to non-residents, and Circus Circus offers the only RV park on the Strip. For cheaper parking, explore national and regional parks around Las Vegas like Lake Mead or Valley of Fire State Park, which offer RV sites for several days.
What is the cost of overnight parking at the agency?
Overnight parking at the rental agency generally costs $15 per night, but this option is not available at all centers. You must call your agency in advance to check availability. Note that the vehicle left in the parking lot is at your own risk, and you will need to sign a storage agreement form.
Do rentals include unlimited mileage?
Yes, most campervan rental providers in Las Vegas include unlimited mileage in their rates. If applicable, mileage packages are offered. Packages also include unlimited use of the generator, basic bedding, essential kitchen equipment, and camping chairs. Rates vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle chosen.
Can I do a one-way rental?
Some rental companies in Las Vegas offer one-way rentals, allowing you to return the campervan to another agency. However, this option is not always available and may incur relocation fees, generally around $350. Find all the details by searching via the form located at the top of the page!
What is the minimum age to rent a campervan?
The main renter must be present at pickup and possess a valid driver's license and a credit card. The minimum age may vary between rental companies and is specified in each of our offers. Search for campervans in Las Vegas via the form and find all available offers and details for each offer, including the minimum age.
