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When planning your next adventure, make sure to stop in the Biggest Little City and explore all that Reno and Lake Tahoe have to offer! Whether you're looking for excitement, relaxation, or stunning natural scenery, RV camping in Reno, NV is the perfect way to experience it all. With a variety of Reno RV parks to choose from, you can stay close to the vibrant casino scene, enjoy the bustling energy of downtown, or unwind along the peaceful Truckee River.
Prefer to catch some Zs at a higher elevation? Head up to Lake Tahoe, where you'll find breathtaking mountain views and crisp alpine air. Whether you want to hit the trails, take in the stunning lake vistas, or simply relax under the starry Nevada sky, there’s an ideal spot waiting for you. No matter what kind of adventure you seek, Reno and Lake Tahoe RV parks offer the perfect basecamp for your journey.
FAQs
The cost of regular camping and RV camping in Reno, NV can vary depending on location, time of year and type of campground. Each campground and RV park lists camping costs on their websites.
The duration of RV camping in Reno varies by RV park. Some parks in Reno offer extended or permanent stays, including River West Resort, Reno RV Park, Shamrock RV Park and Keystone RV Park, to name a few.
Most Reno RV parks are pet-friendly! We recommend checking with each individual RV park’s pet policies before bringing your furry pal along.
Most Lake Tahoe campgrounds require reservations, especially during peak seasons. However, there are lots of first-come, first-served camping spots just a short drive from the lake. Just a heads up, camping in any of the wilderness areas requires a permit and wood fires are not permitted.
If you can’t find a spot, there are plenty of other lodging options within the Reno Tahoe area that offer quick access to the outdoors. See our hotel and vacation rental pages for details.
There are a few free dispersed Lake Tahoe campgrounds and the surrounding areas. Please note that campgrounds do require a permit and a fee.
The cost of Lake Tahoe campgrounds can vary, depending on location, season and demand of each campground. Check with each campground’s website for nightly fees and available reservations.
The Lake Tahoe Basin is home to black bears, mountain lions and rattlesnakes (and Tahoe Tessie!). While these animals do dwell in the area, your chances of running into one while in a designated campground are low, as long as you lock up your food in a food locker.
Yes! Some casinos in Reno allow RV parking, and a few even have designated Reno RV park areas with hookups for overnight stays. If you're looking for RV camping in Reno, NV, it's best to check with each casino in advance to confirm their policies and availability.
The best camping spots in Reno Tahoe depend on your preference. If you want stunning lake views, Lake Tahoe campgrounds provide an unforgettable outdoor experience. For a more convenient stay near city attractions, a Reno RV park offers great amenities and easy access to entertainment. Whether you prefer tent camping or RV camping in Reno, NV, there are plenty of great options to explore.
Most Reno and Lake Tahoe campgrounds open in the spring and operate through fall, but exact dates vary depending on weather conditions. Some sites for RV camping in Reno, NV, remain open year-round, especially those at lower elevations. Be sure to check with each campground for their seasonal availability.