Valley Of
Fire State Park, Nevada
Nevada's
oldest and largest state park is about a one hour drive from
Las Vegas. Your first stop should be the visitor where you
can see exhibits on the geology and history of the park. Pick
up a map and head out to explore some of the points of interest.
Some of the major things to see are Arch Rock, Beehives, Cabins
and the Seven Sisters. If your planning more than a day trip
there are two campgrounds with 51 units that are available.
All campsites are first come, first serve. Entrance Fee: $6.00
per vehicle per day. Camping Fees: 14.00 per night per vehicle.
This is a fun scenic day trip from Las Vegas.
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Red
Sandstone Formations
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Road
to Valley of Fire
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Bee
Hive Rocks
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The
Cabins
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Valley
of Fire
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Valley
of Fire State Park
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Valley
of Fire State Park P.O. Box 515 Overton, NV 89040 (702) 397-2088 The
Park is located six miles from Lake Mead and 55 miles
northeast
of Las Vegas via Interstate 15 and on exit 75. Drive your
vehicle only on approved routes of travel , and
park only in designated places along the roadside shoulders.
Motor vehicles are not allowed on trails. The Park is open
year round.
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