Depending on which study you read, 77 – 87 percent of Nevada is public land? Most of it is under the stewardship of the federal government. Making Nevada the largest public campground anywhere. The majority of land is open for RVers like you and I to disperse camp. 2008 statistics list just over 2.5 million people living in the state, which works out to 18.2 people per square mile compared to a national average of 79.6 people per square mile. Best of all, for sun loving RVers, there are 331 days of sunshine a year and a scant 7.87 inches of yearly rainfall. Forgotten mining camps, strange geological formations, off-roading opportunities and rock hounding can keep an avid adventurer like me busy for a lifetime. Did I mention most Nevada campsites offer a stellar view too?
Sunrise Over Nevada Desert
Follow Dave’s RV adventures as he travels the West in search of forgotten and unique places. For Dave, home is where you park it, the more remote the better!
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