Las Vegas ATVs

I booked this via Viator, which was super easy to do. We originally booked the 6 a.m. tour, but the day before, they said the 6 a.m. tour was no longer available and changed our time to 10:30 a.m. When we got there at 10:20, it turned out the actual leave time was 11, which I felt should've been more up front about. as we had to wait for a bit of time before we left.The bus ride there was great as our guide was able to share many things with us in the surrounding area. It was also cool to cross state lines to Arizona and even have a time difference change.The actual ATV itself was maybe an hour long, which I wish it was a bit longer. This is my third ATV tour in the last year and I have to say that, I don't know if its because the group we went with was more experienced riders, but they rode so fast. So fast in fact that I fell off the ATV and tumbled onto the ground. I did appreciate that they had me riding up in the front and slowed down the pace a lot more, but I wish it was a bit slower so I could actually enjoy the desert views a bit more. I also thought the 10 minute break for pictures was not super necessary, 3 minutes would have been enough.Overall, great ATV tour when in Las Vegas. I would recommend not booking this place if this is your first time riding an ATV and are a bit nervous about the pace. Of course the guides will accommodate, but they will ride faster than normal.

My family of four had such an amazing time! The guided tour provided breathtaking views and the drive was not as intimidating as I thought it would be. Our tour guide Robert was awesome! He made the experience fun, knowledgeable and definitely memorable. We'll definitely be coming back and doing one of the many other tour options. Thank you Las Vegas ATVs!!!

I was invited on this tour by family that was visiting with a group of friends and decided to tag along. We did the Nellis Dune tour. This was a single file ride over a trail and you are subject to the pace of the slowest driver. There was a brief break halfway through the 1hr ride. I would have enjoyed a faster pace and some off trail time. It wasn't bad, just geared more towards a first time rider.Pros: They have a location on the strip and round trip transportation is included. Van has good AC, safety gear was provided and water is available. Logan was our tour guide and he was pretty friendly and made an effort to chat with the group. He also took some photos of our group as well as others in the tour. He provided a quick, informative safety intro and tried fo maximize our riding time.Cons: I received a text confirming my payment card and ID, After that, nothing. No email or texts. We booked under a group name, so perhaps only that one person got texts. Fortunately the group told me where to go and what time. Upon arrival I was charged $20 cash only for parking, then rudely told it was in the text so I should have been prepared. Check in was a bit chaotic with many people needing to sign waivers and only 2 tablets available for everyone to sign lengthy waivers. All ATVs were extremely muddy from recent rain but could have been hosed off the day prior, even if only the seats. There are extra fees for everything, so don't get hurt or become sick. Also the tour guide tells you on the way back that they work for tips only so you feel obligated to tip more than may have based on service.Overall I did have fun, but I would be hesitant to book with this company again because of the lack of communication and fees.

Super dope and fun. The driver that takes us to the area where you will be riding was super funny, nice and a joy to be around. Definitely worth every penny

Found an offer on Groupon for a 4 hour ATV ride. The staff were efficient in setting up the appointment. Once we arrived to the pick up location, our guide was Kenny. Kenny was the best!!! In our group, it was 3 women (including myself) and the rest were guys. Our group was great. Kenny was 1) a great tour guide on the ride to the location, 2) very knowledgeable about Vegas, and 3) very intentional with making sure we had a positive experience. As it was my and my friend's first time riding ATV's Kenny kept me right behind him. He was patient, humorous, and helped to build my confidence. This was such an amazing experience!!! Kenny told me I kept the group up to about 30 mph! The course itself was widespread, flat with minimal wild turns and angles. Enough for starters. I have discovered a new love of riding ATV's and will definitely do it again when I come back to Vegas for a visit and plan to search for places to do it near home.

You guys got the right one. I will FIGHT FOR MY MONEY BACK. We never finished excursion. So stop lying to my bank. I will fight tooth and nail for my money. PLEASE DON'T TRY TO SCAM ME.

Amazing experience. Everything is super organized from start to finish. When you show up everyone hangs out and checks in. Then you all go into your assigned bus and head to the location. Everything is explained to you before you jump on your ATVS and have a blast. Very memorable experience and will be going for the next more adventurous package!

Hands down one of the best guided tours I've been on! Our tour guide Vic was amazing! This was my first time getting on an ATV and he was extremely patient with me and a few other people. Warning it was extremely hot it's wise to not drink any alcohol but do drink Gatorade or any of hydration liquids. Pants are a must as well as covered shoes because that sand kicks up into a cloud. Transportation is provided to the area with the ATV's. Water is also provided and they don't mind you filling up and staying hydrated. The views of the mountains were a nice touch as well. It's worth it heat and all.

We had a blast!!! Our guides Koa and Jacob were amazing. Would definitely do this again when we return.

I used to work for this company and frankly the only tour I would consider recommending is the longest, most expensive one that takes you to the Colorado River. That tour is fun and includes great scenery and a swim. It's the only one I believe you get your money's worth out of. The shorter options really suck - if you didn't have a good time it wasn't a fluke. The constant customer complaints and disappointment is the reason I left, among other things. Guides want you to have a fun time but there are a litany of rules constantly crammed down their throats that they must follow if they want to keep their jobs. What I'm about to say, for the most part, refers to these tours (Mohave and Nellis as of the time I worked there). Most guides will likely be extremely strict on what you're allowed to do (must ride slow, stay in line, can't slow down and speed up, do not pass, etc) not because they want to be (they don't), but because they will be chewed out or fired if they aren't. The owner cares about moving people through the gates - getting them in and out as quickly as possible, not about them having a good time. You'll ride through a flat, dried out wash in the desert at no more than 15 mph. The slowest person in the (often large - up to 18 or more people) group will ride in front and set the pace. There won't be much in the way of scenery except for mountains in the distance, similar to the way they are in Las Vegas itself. People often believe this tour is near the Strip - it's not. Instead it's nearly an hour drive to Arizona or a slightly shorter drive to the less common Nellis tour near the Air Force Base. You'll be equipped with worn out, dusty goggles that are often difficult to see through and will be provided a short water break halfway through. During much of my time the company purposely stayed extremely overbooked, and because of this tours were often running late and vans were constantly filled to capacity (during Covid). Several of the vans didn't have functioning air conditioning so a hot 2-hour round-trip ride was expected. It wasn't unusual to arrive and stand around for an hour waiting on available ATV's. Guides literally had to fight to get their groups on bikes because there are not enough to go around for the number of people the company had booked. In my experience many of the guides did not have proper (or any) training in First-Aid so I would recommend not getting hurt. If you bust a headlight on a bike (extremely common) it will cost you several hundred dollars to repair and you will not be given a ride back to Vegas until it's paid. Flip a bike (not uncommon either) and it's several thousand. I have a theory that the only reason these bikes have lights is so people can bust them out and make the owner more money, but that I can neither confirm nor deny. All I know is there are no night tours requiring headlights, although they may be legally required. Expect the majority of people on your tour to be high and/or drunk. If you have a large group and are asked to add a gratuity to your bill do not do it - the owner will take a large sum (I believe 50%) and pocket it himself, which is absolutely ridiculous. If you did have a good time tip your guide with cash. All that being said people can and do have good times on these trips, apparently, based on some of these reviews. However, everything I stated I saw first hand on a very regular basis through the busy season (summer). If you do ultimately decide to book with this company I would highly recommend the Colorado River Tour over the shorter, less expensive ones. It's a much higher quality tour overall, with more experienced guides and much better scenery. Many of the things things Ive stated don't apply to that tour, although some still do. Ultimately make sure you can make it for the length of your tour in the desert. Many people attempt to "tap out" halfway through due to heat exhaustion and only find the will-power to continue once they're informed of the $200-500 fee it will cost for them to be picked up. I've read a lot of complaining here about the people in the office answering phones and booking trips. Let me assure you those people are working hard doing the best they can under very stressful circumstances. If they are not able to help you it's not because they don't want to - it's because they're not allowed to and there is no use in trying as they deal with the same issues every day. Everyone at this company is on a short lease and would do things differently if it were their call to make.