RV rental Valley of Fire State Park, NV: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Established in 1935, Valley of Fire State Park is famous around the world for its vivid red sandstone outcrops and imposing gray limestone peaks. With this in mind, the best way to start your camping adventure is to simply hit the road and do some sightseeing. Many of the valley's most spectacular attractions can be easily accessed from the road and nearby overlooks, so hop in your vehicle and do a little exploring. Navigate your way to Mouse's Rock Road to check out features such as Elephant Rock, the sandstone Beehives and many more. There are plenty of scenic overlooks along the way and you'll find yourself stopping regularly to take lots of photos. If you really want to experience the best Valley of Fire State Park has to offer, you'll need to lace up your hiking boots and work up a bit of a sweat. There are more than 10 trails of varying lengths to explore, so there's something to suit a wide variety of fitness levels. The one-mile Rainbow Vista walk rewards hikers with panoramic views out over the valley, while the 1.25-mile White Domes Loop leads you past huge boulders and through a narrow canyon. For something a little more challenging, the 4.7-mile Charlie's Spring hike is also well worth it. But even after you've finished hiking and set up camp for the night, the attractions keep on coming. Atlatl Rock, which is also home to one of Valley of Fire State Park's two campgrounds, features some amazing petroglyphs that date back thousands of years. You'll need to climb a few stairs to get there, but it's worth doing if you want to get a closer look at this Native American rock art.