1st time in vegas

hoping for info for grand canyon arriving 6th july renting rv for 2 weeks looking for best stopovers places not to miss any help please

1st time in vegas

Without sounding rude, your question isn%26#39;t worded very well and is extremely vague in its subject matter. I%26#39;m trying to guess what you%26#39;re asking but not having much success!

Do you actually want to spend any time in Vegas? If so how many nights and when? Try giving us a rough plan of what information you need and you%26#39;ll get the advice you%26#39;re looking for. Maybe try some puntuation too........:-)

1st time in vegas

Don%26#39;t mind Blogger.

You should log on to Grand Canyon National Park.com that will give you info you need on that. That is a Must See for sure. We have been two times. (Stay away from the west rim.) Also get a National Park pass well worth the $50 dollars and if you add on the dept of interior it is I think $65.00 .. you will see info on the Grand Canyon site. It will save you some $ if you are going to do national parks

Lake Mead and Hoover Dam.

Las Vegas depending on your likes dislikes and $$ we always stay for a week and still have not seen all there is to see. Nor done all there is to do for our age group.

The canyons (Red Rock, Valley of Fire and Death Valley.

Take two or three days and go to Utah see Brice Canyon and Zion

(something I have been wanting to do but we just have not made the time)

There are just a few suggestions I have. I am sure others will have some too.

If you are bringing kids. I personally do not think Vegas is a place for them even so people do bring them and find things to do.

Have fun and Save RVING.

Pat

RV park at Circus Circus,not a recommendation,just a statement of fact.

Rent a full size car, book at 4 star hotels...much easier trip, and cheaper than RVing. Driving an overpriced rental, oversize monstrosity around unfamiliar roads at 3 miles per gallon is not a vacation