If you like extravagant federal spending on local pet projects, you will love the Clark County Shooting Range, a county park on 2900 acres, donated to the county by the Interior Department, and built with $64 million of additional federal funding. The RV park, a single 950 yard strip of side-by-side pull through spaces, immediately behind, and parallel with, the equally long line of trap and skeet shooting stations, is gravel, without even an attempt at landscaping. There are no showers or laundry facilities (the nearest laundromat is about four miles away). There is no easy access to the desert that surrounds the RV park, and, since this is a shooting range, hiking or dog walking is not really possible. The range is open for public shooting on Wednesday from 7:00 AM to 10:00PM, and Thursday through Sunday, 7:00AM to 7:00PM, and remember, you’re just steps away from the shotgun stations. As others have noted, there is a fantastic panoramic view of the lights of Las Vegas and the $20 rate is a bargain, but the absence of facilities, coupled with the noise of the gunfire, means that it will not be attractive to anyone who does not intend to use the range itself. Maximum stay is 14 days. The county has a resident “host” program, with discounted long term rates, in covered spaces away from the shooting areas, for those who qualify. Details are at the park’s web page. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very well maintained Campground. All sites are in a line along the shooting range and may be disturbing to late sleepers. All sites and facilities are extremely well cared for and shows pride of management and workers. Beautiful night time views of Las Vegas, but the drive is longer than it appears. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 5 nights, the first night was a huge wind but we all survived. This is probably the cleanest RV park on the planet. It does not have showers or laundry faculties but overall very nice place. The gates lock at 7 and the night view of Vegas is gorgeous. We plan on staying on our way home end of February. It is very close to CostCo and Wal-Mart Super Center. Perfect for anyone interested in shooting ,etc. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Technically, this is located in Las Vegas proper, not North Las Vegas. I was gently corrected when I mentioned that when I called for a reservation. "North Las Vegas is east of Decatur." Anyway, if all you want is a nice, quiet, modern place to park your RV and you don't mind driving a bit to get to the sights of Las Vegas (about 18 miles to the MGM Grand, for instance)this is about as good as it gets. Nice level gravel sites. VERY long sites. Great hookups. Great water pressure. BEAUTIFUL view of the entire valley and the lights of the strip at night. Amazing value for the money. They ask that you pay to shoot at least one day during your 14 day max stay. That'll cost you $7. We've stayed here two different times and there were never more than four other people camped. The range is closed on Monday and Tuesday, so if you plan to arrive those days you need to check in at the main information office rather than at the Shotgun range, which is were the RV park is. There is some gunfire noise, but it's really not that loud since the place is so big and you can choose to stay way out in spaces 70-80 which are away from the buildings. I would rate this a 9 or even a 10 if they had internet access (they tell me it is "in the works") and SOMETHING for shade to break the desert sun. Good security..gates locked at night with a pass code. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here at this brand new shooting range last January. There are 80 pull through sites with modern pedestal mounted water and 30 and 50 amp electrical service as well as individual sewer connections. From high on the slope of Sheep Mountain in North Las Vegas, we had a beautiful view of the Las Vegas Basin and surrounding mountains as well as the sparkling lights of the city at night, and yet we were far enough away that there was no traffic noise. Very peaceful and beautiful. Although the campground is located on the shotgun range, you don't need to be recreational shooters to stay here, although obviously if you are, shotgun, rifle, pistol and archery ranges are right there for your use. The park is dog friendly and there is splendid hiking in the surrounding desert. There is a cafe, and indoor toilets on site. There are also porta-potties outside but no showers and no shade for the sites. The park is scrupulously maintained and the staff is friendly and helpful. We are both shooters and so look forward to our next visit to the range when the valley cools down in the fall. We camped here in a Motorhome.