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1. MAP OF VALLEY OF FIRE STATE PARK SKIN
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3. MAP OF VALLEY OF FIRE STATE PARK PLUS
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MAP OF VALLEY OF FIRE STATE PARK PLUS

Valley of Fire has a visitor center (open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm) with bathrooms, water fountains, gallons of water for sale for $4, a small selection of food and sandwiches, plus a lot of interesting displays with information about the park. Make sure you first drive into the campground and get the camping self-pay envelopes, otherwise you’ll end up double paying. This includes the $10 entrance fee to the park. This is often self-pay with envelopes if no one is staffed at the front gate, so make sure you have the exact amount in cash. Valley of Fire is open from sunrise to sunset daily, and the entrance fee is $10 per car per day. We practically had a river running underneath our tent and the storm washed out some of the road resulting in part of the park being closed down the next day for repairs. Summer is when big thunderstorms usually hit, but we camped overnight in October during a huge thunder and rainstorm.

Since Valley of Fire is a desert, it doesn’t receive a lot of rain over the year but can get some pretty big storms. The best times to visit are spring and fall when the days are in the 70s and 80s.

Summer temps peak over 100☏ (38☌) in the summers, while winter lows are in the 30s. If you’re in Vegas during the middle of the summer for all the pool parties, you might want to opt for an early morning or evening visit. Valley of Fire is in the Mojave Desert, which means it comes with all the weather extremes associated with a desert climate. Weather in Valley of Fire State Park: The Highs and Lows of the Desert It’s an easy day trip from Las Vegas, a great stop if you’re driving from Southern Utah to Southern California, and even worth a trip all on its own. Valley of Fire is 50 miles northeast of Las Vegas. Thank you for supporting brands that make No Man Before possible.

MAP OF VALLEY OF FIRE STATE PARK FULL

For more information, read our full disclosure. This means if you click on one of them, we may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. Note: This post may contain affiliate links. However, there are also miles of trails if you have time to wander. Many of the park’s best panoramic views and interesting geological formations are right off one of the two main roads that run through the park. Valley of Fire is a relatively small park, but there is a lot to explore whether you have a few hours or a few days. Just a few minutes off the I-15 you’ll find Valley of Fire State Park, one of Nevada’s most distinct landscapes with unique red sandstone formations, pink canyons, and even an undulating rock wave. Tens of millions of people may land in Nevada each year to visit Las Vegas, but my recommendation is to hop in the car and drive one hour from the strip. This guide covers basic information about the park, scenic spots, and hikes in Valley of Fire. Camera:A fully-charged camera with extra batteries – there are some incredible photo opportunities everywhere around this park.Valley of Fire State Park, located just 50 miles northeast of Las Vegas in Nevada, is a striking desert landscape of bold red rocks.

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MAP OF VALLEY OF FIRE STATE PARK SKIN

Sunscreen: Sunscreen is important for all to protect the skin from harmful UV rays.Water: Bring a water bottle with lots of fluid to stay hydrated.Make sure you pack these items before your one-day visit to Valley of Fire State Park: Enjoying the Nevada desert is a special experience.