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Arch Rock Campground at Valley of Fire
Arch Rock Campground at Valley of Fire Overview
There are two single-use campgrounds in Valley of Fire State Park, the Arch Rock Campground, and the nearby Atlatl Rock Campground.
Arch Rock is better suited for tent camping and smaller campers while larger campers should consider the nearby Atlatl Rock Campground.
The preference of the Arch Rock Campground vs. the Atlatl Rock Campground is that some of the sites are tucked away for privacy.
Arch Rock Campground at Valley of Fire Information
Number of Campsites: 29
Reservations: No, first-come, first-served
Consecutive Stay: 14 consecutive days
Campsite Fee: $10 per vehicle state park entrance fee + $20 camping fee per night (Click here to read more about the Valley of Fire Entrance Fee options)
Campground coordinates: 36.4187, -114.55168 (36° 25′ 07.32″N 114° 33′ 06.04″W)
Directions to Arch Rock Campground
From Las Vegas, take Interstate 15 North for about 35 miles to exit 75 (signs for Valley of Fire State Park and Lake Mead National Recreation Area).
At the end of the offramp, go southeast on Valley of Fire Highway.
Reach the park’s west entrance after 14.5 miles and then drive another 1.8 miles
Turn left onto Scenic Loop Road (Campground Road) and drive 1-mile passing Atlatl Rock Campground, Atlatl Rock, and Arch Rock.
Just after Arch Rock, turn left into the campground.
Arch Rock Campground at Valley of Fire Amenities
BBQ grill
Drinking water
Fire ring with grate
Vault toilets
RV dump station
Shaded table
Showers are available at Atlatl Rock Campground
Arch Rock Campground at Valley of Fire Photos
The Arch Rock Campground is normally closed from mid-June to September unless the camping attendance starts to get busy and then the park will open the Arch Rock Campground.
Call the Valley of Fire State Park at (702) 397-2088 to see if the campground is open for camping.
Valley of Fire Resources
- Valley of Fire State Park
- Valley of Fire Visitors Center
- Valley of Fire Entrance Fee
- Atlatl Rock at the Valley of Fire
- Beehives at the Valley of Fire
- John J. Clark Memorial
- Lone Rock at the Valley of Fire
- Poodle Rock at the Valley of Fire
- Seven Sisters at the Valley of Fire
- The Cabins at the Valley of the Fire
- Valley of Fire Group Campground
- Atlatl Rock Campground
- Nevada Wildlife
Arch Rock Campground at Valley of Fire
I am an outdoor enthusiast who would rather be on a backcountry backpacking trip than a stroll on the beach (although I do love the beach!).
Living in Las Vegas has afforded me the opportunity to easily explore the Southwest region of the United States.
A nature lover, I am often found at the end of the pack taking photos and videos of the wildlife found on the trails. Colorful flowers, desert animals, and unusual geological rock formations are often the majority of my photos.
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