Valley of Fire Campground
Nevada Division of State Parks - Valley of Fire State Park
Longitude -114.56392, Latitude 36.41908

Camping Guide Nevada has not visited Valley of Fire State Park and the Atlatl Rock and Arch Rock Campgrounds. However, CGN Readers, the McLean Family, visited Valley of Fire State Park, and offer the following comments:

My family went camping at the Valley of Fire this past weekend. We had a great time. We stayed in the second campground for two nights, I believe it was called Arch Rock Campground. It was more rustic, but more secluded.

The sites are tucked away into the red rocks. The main campground is named Atlatl, it has showers, but was very open and flat. Together with both campsites there are 51 units available. It was clean and lots of hikes and rock scrambling. My two little girls loved the fantastic rock formations.

The visitors center was informative and we then went on the White Dome Hike, it had really cool narrows. The colors were fantastic. This is a great late Fall, Winter, or early Spring camp, would not be pleasant in the summer, unless your a desert tortoise! The night sky was beautiful against the weird rock shapes. We plan to return before it gets to hot!