What a great experience!! I've camped all over Nevada & Utah, and this was hands down one of my favorite spots. To start with: The scenery and weather is just incredible!! But heads up, it gets super cold in the fall and winter months. When my friends and I arrived, we were greeted by the nicest camp host I've ever met. She helped explain everything and sent us on our way. We stayed in camp site #9, and she said that's one of the most requested sites because of it's location and surrounding trees. She was very right! It was beautiful! The site had electricity, a very high raised fire pit, a clean picnic table, and room for 3-4 cars to park. The water spigot was right across, so not far to have to go at all. The restrooms were clean, air conditioned, and had a very strong and warm hand dryer. I loved it. The entire campsite was very quiet, peaceful and relaxing. I LOVED it! On my 2nd visit, I was in site #1, and it was equally as awesome!! read more

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Not far drive from Vegas, you can reserve spots, they go fast, there is also first come first serve spots, restroom is clean with flushing toilets and running water, there is water near your camp spots to use for camping. read more

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We feel fortunate to have been able to book this campground for one night in May, 2024 -- for a variety of reasons. It's quite small (11 or 12 sites) with half reservable and the other half first come, first served. The scenery is spectacular. The campground is well-managed with a helpful camp host. It is relatively close to the Visitors Center and the hikes we wanted to do. And. It was at least 15 cooler than scorching Las Vegas. Each site has a cement picnic table and fire ring. Ours also had electricity hookup. There is a clean shared bathroom (no showers). There are also shared water spigots. A major road within the park runs adjacent to the campground, separated by a stream bed (that was dry in May). You can hear and occasionally hear some traffic noise but it's very quiet once the sun goes down. We recommend this campground. read more

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It's only a short drive from Las Vegas but it is a great place to escape from the Las Vegas summer heat. At 7,000 foot elevation its temperature is typically 25 degrees cooler than Las Vegas. There are only 11 lots half of which are by reservation and the remainder by first come first serve. Each lot has electrical outlets, 110 volt, 15 amp and 30 amp. Water and restrooms are located within the campground. Although it is right off of Kyle Canyon Road it is very quiet at night. There are many scenic hiking trails in the area. I was able to get two bars AT&T cellphone connectivity from my lot. The campground host is a nice friendly person. read more

Fletcher View Campgrounds - Fletcher View Campground Lot #1 - Campgrounds Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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What a nice spot to camp the host was also so every kind! I was very skeptical on being able to camp here at this spot since there really isn't a way of knowing if you'll get a spot (there is only 11 spots). As far as getting a spot, they are all first come first serve on weekends! Check out is at 12pm, so my best suggestion is to get there early afternoon to be able to get a campsite. Due to the time of year this is the only spot on Mt.Charleston that has electricity and bathrooms for campers. Which is definitely needed for the winter season. All areas come with a Picnic Table, Grills/Fire Ring and an Electricity Hookup. The bathrooms there are very clean and well kept! Right now there isn't a fire ban so definitely take advantage of being able to start a bon fire in your fire ring! It got down to 31 while there however as long as you have a good enough sleeping bag it's really not bad. Overall this is a really well kept camping site! Excited to go back :) read more

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I am sure the sites are beautiful and I can't speak to what it is like to stay here. However, I am very disappointed with their booking system. The even numbered sites are first come first serve. That's fair, but they do not list the sites as booked once someone does arrive. So for these sites there is no way to know if you will get one until you've done the drive out there. Sure makes it difficult to plan a weekend. I had called the day before and the morning of the day I drove up, the impression I was given was that I need to be the first one there in the morning to get a first-come-first-serve site. I arrived there early in the morning on a Friday, to be told the campground was full since Wednesday. If it was full, why did the two people on the phone not tell me that, knowing I was planning to head up, and why do they not update their website once the first-come-first-serve sites are full? It's 2024, it's not that hard to have a functioning website and booking system. read more

Great camping experience in Mt. Charleston. Make your reservation early as there are only 12 sites and it gets busy. I was lucky enough to book a site 1 week before Memorial Day and found out from the campers across from me their friend had cancelled last minute the day I booked, so I got lucky! 12 sites that are for small to medium trailers. There is 1 site in the back that will take a larger RV. I think it is number 11. The sites have electric hook ups and water hook ups. They also have a cement table, fire pit and large square dirt area for a large tent if you need it. We were at site number 8 and the tent area was off to the side which would make a cool hideout for the kids. Kyle Canyon Rd is near the campground so during the day we did hear a lot of cars and motorcycles go through but at night it was very quiet. They do have a host on the property and he is very committed to his job. This is not a campground for parties and loud music. It is a great family type campground and place to chill. At one point during the day we did have our music up and the host came by and said if he could hear it from the road, it was too loud. He did come by each day and provide us with a fresh trash bag and even offered to take our trash from us each morning. He provided a booklet and map of the area as well. Great Service. Off to the left of the campground is a trail that will take you down to the visitor center. The road was paved for a while and then got rocky, so we had to turn around as we had assumed it was paved the whole way and had a stroller with us. Off to the right is a secluded wooded area that we had a great time exploring. There was a ton of broken sleds and winter gear there from people playing in the snow. We saw a lot of animal prints and the host advised us that a lot of dear lived in the area were were exploring. There is a bathroom as well on site with showers. We did not need to use it as we had one in our trailer. Make sure to bring shower shoes and something to hold your shower items as although the showers were descent, I wouldn't touch anything in there! read more

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I booked a camp site a month ago. My main concern was our group wanted to make S'mores and you could only do that at certain areas with a fire ring. Fletcher View was the only one open this season with fire rings. For $60 for one whole night, a guaranteed use of a fire ring, bathrooms and picnic area - it was worth it even though we didn't spend the night there. The only confusing part was when I made my reservation, I was told they have a cabin for us that could fit up to 16 people. I don't know if it was just too dark when we got there but I didn't see any cabins. I wasn't too concerned about that since we weren't planning on staying overnight anyway. We made S'mores on our fire ring and kept ourselves warm. It was a nice and relaxing change from Vegas craziness. read more

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June 30 2018: This is a wonderful campground. The only con is the lack of showers as they are locked up right now (probably for water conservation) Public restrooms are kept clean - one for men and one for women. It's located not far from the road, which lends to the occasional sound of a car passing by in the distance. Only 12 sites here and advance reservations are recommended, especially on holiday weekends. We reserved our space several months in advance, and it's a good thing we did because the campground is full this weekend. Sites have electric hook up, a picnic table, a pad for a large tent or canopy and plenty of trees. 7000' elevation makes it about 20-30 degrees cooler than Las Vegas. Beautiful views of the mountains. read more

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This is a small but very nice campground. The camp hosts Bob and Liz are fantastic. They go out of their way to make campers happy. Bob offered to change our spot when I had a hard time backing into the original one. He also shoveled out a big puttle of water so I could plug into the electric easier. I recommend making a reservation a month or two in advance. We normally stay at McWilliams Campground but may come here more often. They also have fisrt come first served sites. read more

I really love this camping spot. There's water, electrical outlets and a bathroom. The view is beautiful and the sites are spaced out very well. All of the caretakers I've encountered were very sweet and really looked out for the campers. My only gripe with these camp grounds is the reserving process. I've come here a few times and every single time it's a pretty decent struggle to get a reservation to be successfully processed. I never know exactly which number to call for help as there's quite a few numbers listed on the website. I'll call one hotline only to be told they can't help me and to "just look for the number on the website". I would think if you worked there that you would have some sort of list or at least know who to direct me to instead of me aimlessly calling number after number. In the end I usually have to go through the websites live chat option to make my reservation and payment. It's really frustrating that after so many years I have never been able to just book on line and how none of the "help lines" are actually helpful. I don't understand why a particular phone number would go to a person that has no access to a computer and no access to point of contacts. read more

Clean and the hosts were lovely. Hard to nab a spot but otherwise was perfect and beautiful backdrops of the mountains!

We booked one night for our first try at camping as a family with our 4-year-old son. It was a great place for this. We booked site #11 which had an awesome view of the mountains. The only negative was that the traffic on the road could be heard, even during the night, but there were two fences and a gully between us and the road so it didn't feel like we were right next to it. Our site was super clean and had a great fire pit/ring that was high enough that I didn't worry about my son being around the fire. There was a concrete picnic table by the fire pit. We camped in a tent that ended up being slightly too wide for the tent area, but it worked out okay. The restrooms were just a short walk down the campground road and were clean and well lit. You can't book this campground during the "monsoon Season" because it's in a flood plain, and you could see why...you could see the remains of debris from the last time it flooded...our site would have been completely flooded out. We ate lunch at the lodge before camping, and walked a bit down the trail that starts at the entrance to the campground. We would have walked up Fletcher Canyon Trail if we'd been there another night. read more

To address the review by Kimee. First thank you for acknowledging the clean restrooms and showers, I do take pride in making them clean for our guests. The male host that helped you get water upon your arrival did so out of the kindness of his heart and we are allowed to do so from the restroom faucet if you have your own hose. However, it is true that running a hose from your rv to the park potable faucet is not allowed due to cross contamination. It's not that is against the law, it is a federal rule. No one should feel like they are treated/scolded like a child, some guests are unaware of the rules or don't like them. We are glad you had an overall great visit. read more

We booked our site for December 21. We arrived and the campground was frozen. We were pulling a 36' TT with a 2 wheel drive and no snow chains. I walked first up to the site to see if the truck would even make it. After feeling confident enough we proceeded. Upon arrival at our site #11 there were a few cars in our site. We asked them to vacate as we had reserved it and the post was clearly marked accordingly. Apparently this place is a locals hang out for snow play during the day. The folks occupying our site were nice enough and left. After talking it over with my wife and after seeing the amount of people there playing we decided we didn't feel comfortable staying so we moved on to a more desirable locale. Just wanted to take the time to post on case someone else is thinking of coming up during Christmas week. read more

I'm currently laying in my tent at fletcher & I love it! I love having a fire ring & a flat spot to put my tent. The camp host is very nice & delivers the wood you need for the night at a good price. They also have bathrooms & water! The only thing I dont like is how close to the road this campsite is. In the morning Kyle canyon road gets some decent traffic & how close the campsites are to each other. Besides that it's a beautiful place to camp. read more

Fun campground..great experience with family and friends except for Bob, the caretaker..he is rude and aggressive. He makes up his own rules on when checkout is and then gets aggressive about trying to enforce his rules! The website and the WRITTEN contract says checkout at 1..he decided check out was going to be 12 and kept coming by and yelling at the members of our party that we needed to get out now, we were 10 min late and would not listen to anything..he was harassing the kids at the bathroom that we needed to leave! Said he didn't have to respect that written check out time because it was handled by a 3rd party! They need to find someone else to run the campground and it would have been a perfect experience!! read more

We were so lucky to have found this campground! We were wanting to camp out before the children all went back to school and were having a difficult time finding an open location. Fletcher was completely full on a Thursday, but we were lucky to find two open spots on Friday morning. The hosts were amazing and accommodating especially with our groups arriving at different times. They were helpful and enthusiastically shared activities and events the activity center had scheduled. The hosts were very friendly and made our group feel very welcomed and comfortable. We tried to tip them at the end of our stay, but they would not take it. The bathrooms were quite clean for such a busy campground. It was full the entire weekend. The camp sites were clean and spacious...the kids had a blast exploring the woods with their flashlights at night. Great experience! Would highly recommend! We will definitely be coming back! read more

Recently took a camping trip to the mountains at Fletcher View Campground. One word "goldmine". Wonderful hosts- impeccably clean-quiet and private. Lots of hiking trails and wildlife. Actually saw wild horses and deer at campground. Never seen my kids more excited. Can't wait for our next trip there. Be sure to bring lots of wood. Gets very cold when the sun goes down read more

I love camping on the mountain and have been going up there for the last 15 years. We usually go up to Lee canyon and camp at Mcwilliams. This year with everyone's schedules we went up last minute and were lucky enough to get a site at Hilltop. Hilltop was great but no running water. Made it work and had a great time anyway. On our way back down I wanted to drive through Fletcher campground to see what the sites looked like for a future trip. We pulled up and asked the hosts who were sitting outside the trailer if we could just drive through and check out the campsites. The lady was obviously the boss because he looked to her for the answer and she told us no we couldn't drive through. I don't know if it was because she didn't want to get up and move the cone but I thought it to be very rude. I like to check out the sites to see which ones I would like to reserve for when I can plan a weekend. Looks like I will be sticking to Mcwilliams. The hosts are always very nice and accommodating up there. Mcwilliams has been renovated and has great sites with running water. I was also informed they have some sites that are open for the winter with heated restrooms. Mcwilliams here we come !!! read more

I loved this place. We bought a trailer and hadn't used it yet. Camping World didn't explain to us how to use certain things. The camp host (male) was amazing. He let us hook our hose up near the restroom to fill up our tank, unfortunately they didn't put the plugs in at Camping World and the water came out as it was being put in. Lesson learned. Well the next day the other host (female assuming his wife) literally scolded my husband saying it wasn't allowed and kept going on and on saying it was against the law. What he didn't tell her to save a fight of course is that her husband is the one that helped us. We appreciated his help immensely as he is very helpful, his wife on the other hand will treat you like a child. This campsite is gorgeous and all of the sites are level with fire pits and tables at each site. The bathrooms are clean however I think they need some soap in there. We have a trailer and brought all of that with us however there were some people with just tents and they may not bring the little extras. We just brought baby wipes to open the door when we were entering and leaving. The showers are great with hot water. The handicapped shower was big enough for me to shower my 4 young children. Overall such a great peaceful stay! read more