We visited the Valley of Fire State Park almost by mistake, but what a great mistake it was. Valley of Fire is a little more than an hour northwest of Las Vegas. We spend half a day here, but wish we could have spent more. This is an astonishingly beautiful place, with many surprises and great beauty, both natural and... More

Our last day in Las Vegas we had an evening flight back to the UK,we drove the short distance to the Valley Of Fire,paid the 10dollars entrance fee,stunningly beautifully scenery,rest rooms at each lookout,restaurant and gift shop,beautifull vistas at every turn!so many different colours of rocks,after the mayhem of Las Vegas,it was peace and quiet, well worth a visit. More

We were driving from Zion National Park to Las Vegas and needed somewhere to stop for lunch. We had never heard of Valley of Fire and turned on a whim. Wow, what an amazing place. Our kids are 9 and 11 and they had such a great time exploring in this park. The $10 admission is worth every penny. The... More

This was amazing! This is a must see if you are in the LV area It is worth the car rental and the $10 entrance fee for sure. I have been to Red Rock Canyon, which is beautiful also, but this park is in its own category. The petroglyphs were so cool. To be able to see something like that... More

We had a rental car on our recent trip to Las Vegas. We planned to tour Hoover Dam early in the morning and then drive to Valley of Fire from there. We got a late start and weren't able to go on the dam tour until noon. We decided to go to Valley of Fire even though it was later... More

Awesome, inspirational, sensational, not to be missed. The mountains and red rock formations propel you to a part of the planet you should not miss. If you have a bucket list, put Valley of Fire on it now. Vegas is great but Nevada is much greater. We admired the ancient Native American pictographs etched on the red rocks. Of course... More

Absolutely loved it!! We had a rental car during our Vegas trip so decided to check out Valley of Fire and it was most definitely worth the drive! It feels like you are in a different world! Can't wait to go back and see the sights we missed during our last trip! Don't miss this!!!! More

Terrific way to spend several hours even if you only drive along the scenic drive. Great rock formations in bright red sandstone. The visitor center is excellent with good information and helpful staff. More

Everyone said "you have to go to Red Rock Canyon". Valley of Fire State Park beats that hands down! The access roads lead you into the rock formations and you can take as much time as you want to explore the sights without the hassle of crowds. A bit off the beaten track, but well worth the trip. Petroglyphs to... More