I love this spot. It’s one long paved road that runs the valley floor with many pull off spots along its length. The main road can take most any rig or trailer. Some pull offs are more suitable for vans or Overland vehicles. The wilderness is awesome and we’re going back. Just note that there is cell coverage there at present.

A nice paved road easily accessed off 160 but be aware of big dip.a little ways in We stayed in a pull through just a few feet off paved road that was quiet and pretty level. Fire ring and little memorial to someones mother at site.

We have not stayed but did scout the area. We will come back and stay for sure. The place is beautiful with deep valleys. Kids had a blast exploring.

I was excited to stay here after the reviews. It is a gorgeous area. But there were no great spots for a 30' TT that were available. I saw only about 5 spots that would have worked at all (a couple of which were right next to the paved road) unless you want to jam right up next to someone. We found a spot sort of near the road and an a... more

Lovell Canyon Rd is paved and goes in for 11 miles. Some big sites along the way to fit at least a 28 foot Camper Trailer. If your driving a Van or just camping, look for the gravel roads to the left and right about 4 miles once you make the turn left. Some amazing spots to boondock and watch the Sunset. If you like hiking, this is the... more

Most people wants to stay around Lake Mead or Valley of fire when they come to Las Vegas. But most people have no idea what they are missing. Lovell Canyon is significantly less windy than those places. It is cooler and there are trees everywhere the further up on the mountain you go. This place is quite, clean and easy to get too... more

Prior reviews made us unsure we could fit in Lovell Canyon but we tried anyway—and we’re glad we did! Lovell Canyon road is paved from the 163. It was no problem traveling in 5 miles or so with our Ram 3500 dually and a 37 foot fifth wheel. (Just be aware of the—paved—dips and go slowly!) We scouted a few roads off the paved one but a... more

There are quite a few places to camp along Lovell Canyon Road. The main road is paved and goes for miles past where the pin point is on Campendium. There are a few spots before and after the pin and you can also turn right or left to find even more places to camp. If you pull the location up on Google maps, you'll see something mar... more

A beautiful place to camp just 30 minutes from the Las Vegas area. Forest Rd 537F offers several camping sites, but some only accessible with tents. This road is very narrow, not accessible with large vehicles. Do not forget to bring the insect repellent.