When most think of Nevada, cities like Las Vegas and Reno often come to mind. However, Nevada is much more than these flashy cities. The Sagebrush State is home to an incredible variety of parks and wildlife that can be found nowhere else in the United States. Because of this, camping is a great way to experience everything this state has to offer outdoors. Below are some of the best campgrounds to stay at while journeying through it.

Angel Creek Campground

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Atlatl Rock Campground

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Beaver Dam State Park

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Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park

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Bob Scott Campground

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Cathedral Gorge State Park

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Cave Lake State Park

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Echo Canyon State Park

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Fort Churchill State Historic Park

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Great Basin National Park

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Hilltop Campground

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Horsethief Gulch Campground

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Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

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Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park

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Lower Lehman Creek Campground

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Mahogany Grove Campground

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McWilliams Campground

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Meadow Valley Campground

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Nevada Beach Campground

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Red Rock Campground

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Sacramento Pass Recreation Area

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Thomas Canyon Campground

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Upper Lehman Creek Campground

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Valley of Fire State Park

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Water Canyon Recreation Area

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