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Wildlife enthusiasts and budget RVers choose Overton Wildlife Management Area for its natural surroundings and campfire spots. The park sits near Overton, Nevada, steps from Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Pull-through sites and pet-friendly rules stand out, with rates set by calling ahead.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups are not available at Overton Wildlife Management Area. Water, electric, and sewer connections show as unknown, along with 30-amp or 50-amp service. Primitive camping suits self-contained rigs. Bring your own water and waste management plan. Check for a dump station on site.
Yes, Overton Wildlife Management Area allows pets. No size or breed limits appear in listings. Keep dogs leashed to protect wildlife and follow area rules. A dog park stays unknown, so use open spaces responsibly during your stay.
Call for rates at Overton Wildlife Management Area. Expect low-cost or free primitive camping based on common reports. Fees, if any, cover basic access; nothing fancy included. Reservations rarely needed for this open area, but phone ahead for group sizes or rules.
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