RV Parks in Bunkerville, Nevada

4 RV parks and campgrounds near Bunkerville, NV.

Bunkerville nestles along the Virgin River in Nevada's rugged desert, gateway to Gold Butte National Monument's red rock canyons and ancient petroglyphs. Campers flock here for epic hikes, off-road trails, and starry nights. Four RV parks deliver pet-friendly bases to launch your adventure.

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Aravada Springs Campground

49900 Nays Ranch, Bunkerville, NV 89007

$69–$159

Pull-ThroughWiFiPet FriendlyDump Station+2 more

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BLM Whitney Pockets - Falling Man Camp

Bunkerville, NV

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Pull-ThroughPet FriendlyCampfiresBig Rig Friendly

Whitney Pockets, Nevada

Bunkerville, NV

(1)

Pull-ThroughPet FriendlyCampfires

About Bunkerville, Nevada

Bunkerville hugs the Virgin River southeast of Mesquite. Mormon pioneers founded the town in 1877, building log cabins that still stand near the historic Bunkerville Stake center. Gold Butte National Monument sprawls nearby, packed with slot canyons, bighorn sheep, and 4,000-year-old rock art. The Virgin River carves fertile valleys amid BLM wilderness, perfect for boating on the Overton Arm of Lake Mead just minutes away.

Aravada Springs Campground draws families and remote workers with WiFi, hot showers, dump stations, and pet-friendly sites at $69 to $159 per night. Gold Butte National Monument suits boondockers who crave campfires and solitude amid pet-friendly dispersed camping. BLM Whitney Pockets Falling Man Camp and Whitney Pockets offer pull-through sites for big rigs, ideal for off-road enthusiasts with pets in tow.

All 4 RV parks allow pets on leashes.
Aravada Springs provides WiFi, showers, and dump station for $69-$159/night.
Gold Butte National Monument permits campfires in fire rings.
Three parks feature pull-through sites for easy big rig access.

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Bunkerville RV Camping FAQ

What is Bunkerville known for?

Bunkerville stands out for its Mormon pioneer history and access to Gold Butte National Monument. Settlers arrived in 1877 along the Virgin River, leaving log cabins and irrigation ditches. Today, adventurers chase petroglyphs, slot canyons, and bighorn sheep in the monument, just minutes from town.

Where can I find RV parks near Bunkerville, Nevada?

Four RV parks serve Bunkerville: Aravada Springs Campground, Gold Butte National Monument, BLM Whitney Pockets Falling Man Camp, and Whitney Pockets. Aravada Springs sits closest with full hookups and amenities. The others hug BLM lands near Gold Butte for dispersed or developed sites.

Are RV parks near Bunkerville pet friendly?

Yes, all four RV parks near Bunkerville welcome pets. Aravada Springs, Gold Butte National Monument, BLM Whitney Pockets Falling Man Camp, and Whitney Pockets allow dogs on leashes. Keep pets controlled amid desert wildlife like coyotes and rattlesnakes.