Beach camping in Nevada

Head to Lake Tahoe and beyond for Nevada’s best beach camping.

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Vegas Glamping

3 sites · Lodging17 acres · Nelson, NV
So peaceful and serene in this little mountain oasis! Hidden away within the mountains, there’s so much to see and do. Hike through the mountains and even down to Colorado River. Rent kayaks at the property to drive them down, a 7 min drive off the property. Book an off road tour around the mountains and down to the river. Check out the world famous ghost town a few minutes away and even goon an underground mine tour. It’s pure bliss and joy. A reset, a rest. Available as a single person camping, all the way up to weekend retreats for the entire family. This property is secluded and in a remote area with limited cell service. AT&T and Verizon have limited service, other carriers do not. This property is accessible by off road vehicle only, otherwise you may park your car in parking which is 4-7 minutes away from your tent by our shuttle. To access your tent, you will be required to schedule the shuttle for check in. A host will drive out to meet you to take you to your tent. Must be scheduled in advance.
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Beach camping in Nevada guide

Overview

Most campers would assume that because Nevada is a landlocked, high desert state, beach camping is difficult to come by. However, the Silver State happens to be home to hundreds of campsites set not only on the shores of Lake Tahoe but also next to desert lakes and the popular Colorado River near Las Vegas. Nevada allows for year-round beach camping, so take your pick of RV parks on the Colorado River in the south during mild winters, or tent, kayak, or boat camp among the pine trees at Zephyr Cove during the hot summers. For a little more adventure, check out the lesser-known parts of the state—pitch a tent on the sandy beaches of Pyramid Lake or do some RV camping and enjoy the picnic areas on the Carson River near Highway 50, or the Walker River near Toiyabe National Forest. Nevada also has some wonderful state park camping at spots like Washoe Lake and Fort Churchill, both with beach access.

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