Cathedral Gorge State Park — RV Camping in Panaca, NV

Cathedral Gorge State Park offers an exceptional RV camping destination in southeastern Nevada near Panaca, featuring one of the state's most visually distinctive landscapes. Named for its dramatic cathedral-like spires and cave-like formations, the park showcases millions of years of geological history carved into buff-colored bentonite clay cliffs created by ancient volcanic activity. This 2,000-acre preserve provides 22 full-service campsites equipped with 30-amp and 50-amp electrical hookups, water, and dump stations, making it ideal for big rigs and all RV sizes. The park features scenic hiking trails exploring remote canyon areas, perfect for nature enthusiasts and photographers capturing the unique geological formations. Picnic areas with grills and tables are available throughout the grounds, and the visitor center offers interpretive programs highlighting the region's natural and cultural heritage—the land was historically inhabited by the Fremont, Anasazi, and Southern Paiute peoples. Pet-friendly policies and shower facilities enhance the camping experience. Recognized as one of Nevada's original state parks (established 1935), Cathedral Gorge preserves exceptional natural beauty in southeastern Nevada. The combination of dramatic scenery, well-maintained amenities, hiking, and geological education makes it an outstanding choice for RV travelers seeking a distinctive Nevada campground experience.