Las Vegas | American West National Parks
Small-group day and multi-day adventures from $249

Bindlestiff Tours group exploring red sandstone near Delicate Arch on a national park adventure

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Explore the American West with Bindlestiff Tours

Bindlestiff Tours offers small-group adventures from Las Vegas to national parks, canyons, historic highways, ghost towns, and other destinations across the American West.

Instead of viewing the scenery only through a vehicle window, travelers can get outside for walks, hikes, photography, wildlife viewing, ranger programs, and guided experiences. Available products range from one-day excursions to overnight trips and extended national park tours.

The company offers shared departures, camping trips, hotel-based itineraries, and private tours. It is a good option for solo travelers, couples, families, hikers, photographers, and small groups comparing outdoor adventures with other Las Vegas tours and attractions.


Bindlestiff Tours at a Glance


Day Tours from Las Vegas

Day tours provide an opportunity to explore beyond Las Vegas without adding an overnight stay to the itinerary.

Wild West Ghost Town and Hoover Dam Tour — From $249

Travel from Las Vegas to Hoover Dam, Historic Route 66, Chloride, Oatman, and other Old West locations. The itinerary combines desert scenery, mining history, historic communities, and guided transportation.

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Death Valley Day Tour — From $279

Explore the salt flats, colorful badlands, overlooks, and dramatic elevations of Death Valley National Park. The experience lasts approximately 10 hours, although stops and timing can change because of weather, road access, and seasonal conditions.

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Traveler photographing the colorful badlands at Zabriskie Point during a Bindlestiff Death Valley tour


Two-Day National Park Tours

An overnight itinerary provides more time for hiking, sightseeing, photography, and sunrise or sunset experiences than a single-day road trip.

Grand Canyon Overnight Tour
Camping from $410 | Hotel from $530

The tour travels through Hoover Dam and Historic Route 66 before reaching the Grand Canyon South Rim. Depending on conditions, guests may explore rim trails, attend ranger programs, hike, photograph the canyon, or purchase an optional helicopter flight.

Shared departures operate seasonally. The standard tour is limited to a small group, and participants must generally be at least 7 years old.

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Zion and Bryce Canyon Overnight Tour — From $410

Visit Bryce Canyon’s hoodoo-filled amphitheaters and Zion National Park’s towering sandstone cliffs. Walking and hiking opportunities are available for different ability levels, subject to weather, trail access, and park regulations.

Camping equipment is included with the camping option, while travelers selecting the lodging upgrade stay in a hotel. Shared departures typically require participants to be at least 7 years old.

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Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon Overnight Tour — From $285 per Person

This hotel-based tour visits the Grand Canyon, Historic Route 66, Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend, and Page, Arizona. The Navajo-guided Antelope Canyon experience is an optional purchase.

The advertised starting price is based on four guests sharing a room. Rates increase for triple, twin, or single occupancy, so travelers should select the correct room arrangement when booking.

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Private Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell Tour — From $2,995 per Group

This private two-day experience includes hotel accommodation, an Antelope Canyon tour led by a Navajo guide, a guided walk to Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell sightseeing, private transportation, and selected meals.

The published base rate includes one hotel room. Additional guests or rooms may require additional fees.

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Three-Day and Extended Adventures

Snow-dusted Grand Canyon ledges and layered rock formations on a Bindlestiff national park tour

Three-Day National Parks Mini Explorer — Camping from $875

Visit Zion, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, and the Grand Canyon on a compact Southwest itinerary. A Navajo-guided Monument Valley excursion is included, while experiences such as Antelope Canyon and Grand Canyon helicopter flights may cost extra.

Camping and lodging versions are available, with rates depending on the selected accommodation.

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Grand Canyon and More Three-Day Tour — From $735

Travel to Zion, Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend, Monument Valley, and the Grand Canyon. The itinerary includes two hotel nights in Page, breakfasts, park admission, and a Navajo-guided Monument Valley tour.

The lowest advertised rate is based on quad occupancy. Twin and single-room prices are higher. Antelope Canyon admission and Grand Canyon helicopter flights are optional purchases.

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Three-Day National Parks Winter Tour — From $910

This seasonal, hotel-based tour visits Zion, the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell. Winter conditions can create snow-covered scenery but may also affect roads, trails, and the scheduled itinerary.

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Seven-Day Southwest Highlights — Camping from $1,995

Explore Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, and the Grand Canyon. Camping and lodging versions are offered, allowing travelers to choose between a more immersive outdoor experience and hotel accommodations.

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Seven-Day Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain Explorer — From $1,895

This seasonal adventure visits Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks for geothermal features, mountain scenery, wildlife-viewing opportunities, walks, and hikes. Its departure and return arrangements differ from the shorter Southwest tours, so review the complete itinerary before reserving.

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Camping, Lodging, and Private Tour Options

Camping tours: These trips provide a more immersive outdoor experience and are frequently the lowest-priced versions. Camping equipment such as tents, sleeping bags, and sleeping pads is generally included. Shared camping trips do not normally impose a single-person supplement.

Hotel and lodging tours: Travelers stay in the accommodations identified in the booking description. Prices may depend on room occupancy, and solo travelers can pay more for a private room.

Private tours: A private vehicle and guide are reserved for one party. The advertised amount may be a group price rather than a per-person price, so confirm what the base rate covers.

Seasonal tours: Some itineraries operate only during certain months. Heat, snow, daylight, road access, and park services can affect departure dates and activities.


What May Be Included

Inclusions differ substantially among day trips, camping tours, lodging itineraries, and private experiences. Check the selected booking page before assuming that an item is included.

Optional activities, gratuities, many meals, additional hotel rooms, and personal expenses may cost extra. Antelope Canyon admission and helicopter flights are not included unless the selected tour description expressly identifies them as included.

Selected products also warn that non-U.S. residents may be responsible for additional government park fees.


Pickup and Return Information

Pickup arrangements vary by itinerary. Some tours collect guests from designated Las Vegas hotels, while several multi-day trips depart from the coach-loading area at Palms Casino Resort.

Review the reservation confirmation for the exact meeting location, pickup window, departure time, return estimate, and contact instructions. Do not rely on the pickup details from a different Bindlestiff tour.

Travelers driving to a resort meeting point can review the Las Vegas parking fees guide. Those planning to use Uber or Lyft can consult the Las Vegas ride-share guide.

Return times are approximate. Weather, traffic, park access, road conditions, and group timing can cause delays, so avoid arranging a flight, show, dinner, or other nonrefundable activity immediately after the expected return.


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