Vegas ATV Adventures

Great place to stay they treat you good good food good music only place there I will stay in it’s on the strip

It was amazing general. People there were so helpful and nice. I remember only Niko, and all of them nice

This was once of the best experiences I had in Vegas. Something different to do than just the strip, shows and gambling. They picked up and dropped off from the strip which was great, and provided water, a helmet, gloves and goggles.
The trail was awesome, challenging enough for a beginner. Once you get a hang of the ATV You’re flying! We even got a history lesson about the dessert and the different trees and animals that live there.
Everyone was very professional and fun. I definitely recommend doing this if you’re looking for an adventure and something different to do.

Fun time! Guides were great and they treated my 17 yr old son like an adult which was really appreciated. He has more off road experience than most adults which they understood and gave him lots of freedom. They provided goggles, helmets and water. Would recommend you wear jeans if you are renting an atv and not a Rzr, motor got very hot on top of the 114* day and can burn you pretty bad.

My girlfriends and I (6 total) planned a trip to Vegas and wanted to find a great deal on ATV riding. We searched online and $ 109 per person (after taxes) seemed like a fair deal. Our pick up time was 10am, Steve gave me a courtesy call around 9:10am so that I could «round up the troops» from the night before (it IS VEGAS). Lol He was on time at the pick up destination, we paid prior to leaving the hotel (cash or card option) and we were on our way. The ride to the desert wasn’t too bad either, about 25/​30mins. Once we got there we signed release forms, got some gear and were given instructions on how to ride safely. After that … We were off to the races. The entire experience was great. The trails were really cool, riding in the open desert was a thrill and you can’t buy better scenery. All of the staff was GREAT! Lauren and the guy from NC (can’t recall his name) were my favorites!
Tips:Wear athletic/​comfortable apparel
Closed toed shoes are probably best
You WILL get dirty so no Armani, LV, etc. lol
If you want to carry belongings a backpack is most convenient bc you can take it with you on the ride.
HAVE FUN!

What’s awesome about this trip is that it is 2 hours long on the ATV, $ 150, and Steve is a great guide. It’s not some lame ass trail ride where you go 10 miles/​hour right behind the guy in front of you. It’s fun, and you get to go fast. My favorite part was going out to the lakebed and having 20 minutes or so to just haul ass across. This thing is the size of 30 football fields. Just hauling ass with my buddies. what a blast. Plus Steve worked with us for a group discount (we had 10 guys) and picked us up at our rented house just off the strip. Great customer service, cool guys, a really fun time. Great to get away from the casinos and the strip for a few hours to do something fun outside.

The service was great! The pick-​up was on time. Lots of freedom after getting to various points. We all had a blast!

The great thing about these guys is that you can rent ATVs and they’ll take you out to Hidden Valley near Nellis AFB so you can ride without being on some nose to tail lame ATV dust ride. You can blast all over the many trails and there’s plenty of whoop-​de-​oos to get some air on! If you want a FUN and independent ATV adventure while in Vegas this is the company!

If you have an independent spirit and would rather travel on your own, renting from Steve definitely gives you more liberty than some of the other ATV tours in the area.
First, my BIG TIP to those who are simply directionally clueless or map illiterate (like me): we used our cell phone to mark our starting location on Google maps for the ATV tour. Without it, we would have been hopelessly lost trying to find our way back since we got so disoriented after the lake bed. Definitely bring some way to GPS track yourself if you’re unfamiliar with the area.
We arranged for a 2 hr rental (not really a tour, since we went on our own). Meet Steve at the address on Unilocal (it is in a residential, not business/​touristy area), and he drove us in his truck to the Jean Roach Lake Bed area. He did tell us he used to take parties to Nellis but Nellis has gotten more dangerous lately with reckless riders. Once at the area, we were given a map and some general guidance in terms of where to head (or not to head).
We spent the first 45 minutes driving through gravel/​stony and sandy terrain before we found the LARGE lake bed. It was a blast going fast on the lake bed as it was simply a large and flat terrain with a little manmade pond in one section where you could go up and down mounds of dirt around the pond. We did not have enough time to do this but had we not stuck around the lake bed we could have also driven into the surrounding mountains for even better trails. Overall, it was a great time and we enjoyed have the freedom to time and pace our ‘tour’ the way we want.
If you want a different experience than the usual «follow the leader» approach of most ATV tours, this is it.

So much to say about RVN4Fun (If you want the Cliff Notes Version, scroll to the end)
Most of the other ATV places offer lame tours entailing following one another in a line with a tour guide. I’m serious and I called like 15 ATV places and they all said the same thing: Boring, stupid tour (not their exact words obviously)…which is great if you are 70 and looking for something like that.
So I finally stumble upon RVN4FUN and end up booking 4 ATVs for the first weekend in July. It was my best friend’s bachelorette party and I thought this would be a different kind of fun. All the girls were excited about trying something more dangerous than drinking cosmos by the pool, so I booked the tour a week in advance. The cost per person for the cheapest ATVs came to $ 135 a person, which is a lot better than most of the other companies. I did find one for $ 99, but they were sold out. In any case I spoke with a girl on the phone and gave her all my info.
The following week (day before we were set to go out on the ATV, I get a call from the same girl confirming the time and pick up location). We confirmed and everything was looking good to go. Then, about 10 minutes later, as I’m heading out with the girls, about to enjoy night 1 of our crazy bachelorette party I get another call from the ATV place. It was a guy (Steve I think???). He wanted to know exactly where our hotel was. As I had mentioned when I made the reservations… about ¹⁰⁄₁₅ minutes from the strip (we got an amazing groupon and were saving our $$$ for more exciting things since we didn’t plan to sleep much anyway). He wanted us to drive to him at 8:30 on Saturday morning. I told him that wouldn’t work because we were going out that night and that we would need every second of sleep we could grab. And I also pointed out that the website said «Free hotel pickup». In a condescending tone he asked if I had ever been to Las Vegas and what a large inconvenience it would be for him. Long story short… he grudgingly agreed that we would be picked up. Needless to say it kind of upset me and put a bit of a damper on the night… at least until we got some shots.
At 8:30am, eyes barely open and hung over, we met our guide. He took us to Nellis Dunes. He gave a safety overview and showed us the ATV basics, which were pretty simple considering the ATVs were automatics. He told us we were free to venture out on our own, or if we wanted to… he would go with us. We were fine on our own so after suiting up (helmets, gloves and goggles) we took off for the trails. There were hundreds of miles in trails (or something pretty close to that) and we had a blast climbing up dunes and speeding all over the desert. We took on some of the more challenging paths and a few times I didn’t think we would make it up such steep inclines, but the ATVs had enough power to propel us up some pretty intimidating dunes. One of the girls almost flipped the ATV, but regained control at the last minute. What a rush! My ATV got stuck in the loose sand a few times, but we got it out and we spent the whole 2 hours getting some serious air on those ATVs. We were going really fast, but I still don’t think we hit the max speed… looking forward to testing this out next time for sure. All of us wore shorts, t-​shirts and tennis shoes and were just fine because we lotioned up before setting out. Also our guide had a cooler of ice cold water waiting for us when we got back. I was half expecting each water to cost like $ 10, but they were free… awesome, because it was hot. While we were riding we saw the sunbuggy people, so lame. They were basically going in one line, following their guide. 30 minutes later and their ride was over. Losers. Why pay $ 300 for 30 minutes of Follow the Leader? It was satisfying to speed right past them! Even though our 2 hours of riding time was up, I think our guide would have been cool with us staying out another half hour (he didn’t say so, but I have a feeling he wouldn’t scream at us). So after our 2 hours he packed up the ATVs and we headed back for some more bachelorette party thrills.
Other than the grumpy Steve issue (which could be due to me asking if we could have a stripper come out with us and give our bride to be a dance somewhere remote… obviously this was turned down), this was an amazing experience and definitely one of the highlights of our weekend. I will definitely be back next time I come out to Vegas (and P. S…nothing snaps you out of a hangover quite like flying over dunes and speeding up some good slopes… plenty of open desert to puke in if you need to)
Cliff Notes Version: Great time going on our own. Steve was/​is grumpy. Worth it… will book again!

An awesome part of our bachelor extravaganza this past weekend. Initially was set up for 12, the 6 who survived the strip club the night before barely made the 10am pick up (originally 9.30am). Steve was flexible about it, and we requested him to even take us to the convenient mart to fuel our bodies though it was on our time. We ended up riding for 1.5 hours instead of the full 2 but well worth it than passing out and falling off the ATV.
The terrain was amazing, remember the arcade game «Off road»? It was just like that, but instead of being behind a plastic steering wheel, this is the real deal with miles and miles of bumps, humps and dirt. Not sure exactly where he took us but it didn’t matter, it was fantastic and the 3 hours of sleep didn’t phase us one bit.
I was fine in a tshirt, shorts and sunscreen. They provide helmets, gloves and goggles but you can wear sunglasses instead. When you’re following too close behind the other, you’ll be eating a lot of dust/​dirt so those times i wish I had goggles. Stay on trail or you might encounter a cactus. On the way back, sleep deprivation finally caught up to us, we slept upright and there was even an un-​sheeted bed/​mattress in the RV but I’ll pass.
Now every time I come out to Vegas, you bet I’ll be setting up another ATV ride with these guys. Free-​roam and tour guide-​less has given me a new appreciation for ATVing. Well worth the cost!!!

Had a great time! $ 125/​person for 2 hours of free riding in the dunes. ATVs were in good shape and we had no mechanical problems at all. Weather was perfect, but bringing some water and sunblock is a good idea. They include pickup from the strip in an RV and are very flexible with the pickup times, we even had to change the pickup location 30 minutes before the scheduled time and they were still able to accommodate us.

Stay clear of the campervan rentals from this group. They only have a couple in Vegas, are very old and not very clean. Also, unlike the bigger brands, they will charge you if you have a flat tire or blowout (their tires are very old and one of ours did). It is very nerve-​wracking renting older equipment like this – recommend trying a bigger company next time with better service and newer equipment.

I had an awesome time ATVing yesterday with this company. They provided transportation to and from the Nellis Dunes and we were able to free-​roam for 2 hours through a wide variety of terrain (sand, dirt, hard-​pack gravel, loose gravel, hills, hairpin turns, dirtbike type hills). The Trail Boss 330’s were more than enough to be able to climb steep hills, even those covered in sand. It was like a 15,000 acre playground. They provide helmets, goggles, and riding gloves but definitely bring sun block, water and long sleeves as mentioned by the other review.
I will definitely rent from this company again!

This was my first ATV free roam trip at the Nellis Dunes location, and it was so much fun!!! 3 riders, 2 hour, at 125 per person. I felt that was the best 125 i’ve spent at Vegas.
Nellis dunes offers steep hills, ATV/​Dirt Bike «park» with large bankings, sand dunes. The sand dunes area has a good view of Vegas strip from afar.
As an added bonus, we saw 4 F15 flying in formation as we were riding.
I know i ‘ll be back for sure!
Tip: Bring long sleeve, sun block, and water