It is just one hour east of Las Vegas, making it an easy day trip from Sin City.
Valley of Fire sits on over 40,000 acres of land near the Moapa Valley in Nevada. Note that the America the Beautiful pass is not valid here, as this is a Nevada State Park and not part of the National Park System. You’ll need exact change to place in the self-pay envelope, which has a tear-off ticket to display on your car. In this case, use the self-pay envelopes. If you enter the park at sunrise, you will likely arrive before the booths are staffed. Upon entry, you will pass by a small booth where you can pay your fee. The entrance fee for Valley of Fire State Park is $10 for Nevada residents and $15 for out-of-state or foreign visitors.
Expect maximum temperatures in the 60s during the winter. The only downside is that with winter months come shorter daylight hours, limiting your time on the trails (and in the park). Winter (December to February): The winter months are an excellent option if you are looking for cooler nights and active days. These months are much cooler for hiking and exploring, but they can also be the busiest months of the year in terms of visitors. The scenic drive can be enjoyed once the sun is high.įall (September to November) & Spring (March to May): Maximum temperatures are much more comfortable in fall and spring, typically hovering in the 80s. Most hikes have little shade, however, they are also on the short side. If you visit Valley of Fire State Park in the summer months, plan to start your day early. Temperatures can exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer (June to August): This won’t come as a surprise, but summer months will be the hottest time of year here. The park is open year round from sunrise to sunset, but there are things to know about visiting in each season.
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