Cabins near Las Vegas

Take a break from the Vegas glitz with a cozy cabin retreat.

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Nevada
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Las Vegas

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Mojave Desert Ranch

4 sites · Lodging160 acres · Sandy Valley, NV

We have a unique property with glamping accommodations located in Sandy Valley NV. One hour outside south Las Vegas off of US 15. We operate on a dude ranch with horseback riding, cattle drives and rodeo events ( When available ) Search Sandy Valley Ranch. Come stay at our beautiful desert hideaway. Enjoy the tranquility of the Mojave Desert and gaze at the sea of stars. We are near Death Valley, Tecopa hotsprings and GoodSprings home of the famous Pioneer Saloon.Enjoy the activities offered on the ranch such as horse rides, cattle drives, rodeo's and cowboy games or just enjoy some quiet time going on hikes or a drink at the oldest Saloon in Nevada only 20 minuets away. A portion of all proceeds go to:The Native Wellness Institute exists to promote the well-being of Native people through programs and trainings that embrace the teachings and traditions of our ancestors.

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Cactus Cottage Getaway

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Jean, NV

Welcome to your desert getaway! This little cottage is one of the original houses built in the late 1800s in the small mining town of Goodsprings. Located on 2 acres of beautiful desert landscape and mountain views, this spot is sure to help you relax and escape the busy city life. The cottage has one bedroom with a queen size bed, one bathroom with shower, a living room with a trundle bed that pulls out to a full size bed. The kitchen comes equipped with dishes and utensils as well as a microwave, refrigerator, freezer, toaster, coffee maker, and stove top. There is an outdoor area with a table, chairs, and a grill. Towels and bedding are included.

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Cabins near Las Vegas guide

Overview

Most visitors to Vegas come for the fun and the food, though the city's proximity to Grand Canyon National Park along with a host of southwestern Utah's most celebrated national and state parks (including Bryce Canyon and Zion) draws plenty of outdoor-loving folks, too. While you might not find a lot of cabins right in the heart of Sin City, you won't need to drive too far to find yourself out near the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Valley of Fire State Park, or in the wilds of Nevada, Arizona, or California. Some good spots to start your search include the Mojave Desert in California and the Lake Mead area on the border with Arizona. Head further afield up into Utah and you'll find even more options, from simple shelters to luxe vacation rentals.