Camp Lee Canyon

Size: 17 Acre(s)

Camp Lee Canyon is nestled among the Ponderosa pines of the Lee Canyon area on 17 acres of land provided through a Special Use Permit with the U.S. Forest Service in the scenic surroundings of Toiyabe National Forest. The Camp is Clark County Parks and Recreation’s only resident camp and hosts a number of camps throughout the year. The Charleston mountain range and the Lee Canyon area contain hiking trails, Ponderosa pines and a collective assortment of animals such as deer, elk, eagles, hawks and owls, which are indigenous to this alpine setting.

The camp has seven cabins, offering sleeping accommodations for 145, a recreation hall with fireplace, dining hall with full kitchen, outdoor dance floor, nurses’ quarters, central bathrooms with showers, archery range, campfire amphitheater, outdoor picnic areas and sports courts. The canyons summer climate has a 76/40 degree temperature range with moderate rainfall and occasional thundershowers in late July and early August. An average winter brings a 30/-5 degree temperature variance with a 3-10 foot average snowfall.

For reservation submission guidelines, call (702) 455-8245.