Are there any good free camping sites in Nevada?

On the Nevada side, Incline Village is your best bet for a wide range of options ranging from luxury suites to rustic cabins to beach front campsites. If free is more your price range, the Spooner Backcountry section of Lake Tahoe Nevada state park offers three free primitive campgrounds at Marlette Peak, Hobart and North Canyon. read more

Free Nevada RV camping locations are available almost everywhere in the state. BLM (Bureau of Land Management) alone administers 67% of Nevada’s land area. The USFS (US Forest Service) and NPS (National Park Service) also have large areas of public land they administer available for free RV camping. read more

Free RV camping is available on public lands extensively throughout the western USA, and to some extent in the eastern USA, where there are federal public lands. Some states allow free or low cost RV camping on public lands. For example, Arizona has a public lands recreation permit ($20) that allows free RV camping on state lands. read more