RVshare reported a consistent rise in travelers renting RVs from Las Vegas.
A location celebrated for its dazzling nightlife and around the clock entertainment, its proximity to top bucket list National Parks and attractions makes it an increasingly popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, the organization said.
With nearly 700 rentals available in the Las Vegas area alone, RV travelers have a wide range of choices to match their needs and preferences. On average, an RV rental in Las Vegas costs about $1,780 for a 6-night stay. With top destinations like the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park and Moab, Utah, in the near vicinity, it’s created a name for itself for RV travelers as a gateway to the outdoors. The events and productions that also occur in and around the Vegas strip area are also a big draw for RV enthusiasts. The upcoming Formula One race taking place in Las Vegas in mid-November is a great opportunity for both new and avid RVers to experience an event via RV. With many special use cases outside of just road trips and camping, RVs can provide a means for transportation and accommodation for many use cases from festivals, races, special events and more.
Due to its appeal and proximity to many events, natural wonders and recreational opportunities, it’s also made a name for itself as a profitable destination for RV owners in the area. RVshare owners across the state of Nevada have rented their inventory collectively for nearly 70,000 nights. There are more than 400 owners in the Las Vegas area alone, all of which have contributed to the nearly $12 million dollar earnings that Nevada owners have made since joining the platform. RVshare booking insights also reveal that the owners and inventory in Las Vegas have obtained a high booking value that reigns supreme, and just second to the top destination of Salt Lake City.
“Las Vegas is a prime starting point for renters to start their RV travel experience. After a few days in an urban setting with nightlife and city experiences, head-out to experience the natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities available just outside the Vegas strip,” said Maddi Bourgerie, travel expert for RVshare. “From the many National Parks that are a short drive away, to the beauty of Red Rock Canyon and the Mojave Desert and beyond, Las Vegas is one of the more RV-friendly destinations for RV travelers of any experience level.”
