Border Inn Casino & RV Park

Staff were very friendly and helpful. Restrooms extremely clean, which surprised me for some reason. The park is located along side the casino-store-cafe-motel-bar. EV charging station on site. Very close to Great Basin NP, the reason for our visit. The park itself it nothing special, full hook ups on stone lots, some with shade. The views and night sky make it a special place. Laundry also available.

We are full-timers in a 36 ft Class A with a Cherokee Trailhawk tow. We stayed in site 11 for 5 days in early June, waiting for a package to be delivered to the Baker Post Office. The CG has 50A service with FHUs, sites are pretty level and most have a medium tree and picnic table. There were only a handful of other RVs here during our stay, but there were several permanent residents here as well. Most people only overnight here on their travels east or west along the“Loneliest Road in America”. The staff was friendly and helpful. It’s in a convenient location for visiting Great Basin NP. They also have 2 EV charging stations. The restaurant makes a pretty good breakfast burrito too. If you have a dog, there is a long gravel road leading out from the back to walk it. AT&T coverage was good, with 2 bars of 5G and speeds up to 7 MB/s. We had access all 3 western DISH satellites and Starlink had speeds up to 12 MB/s.

TL:DR: $5 tent sites available, 24/7 gas station store w. Bathroom, fairly clean. Serves hot food until 9:30ish, close to Great Basin NP. 88 miles to next services to the east.

We were on our way to Great Basin after leaving Yellowstone early this morning. We filled up gas in Nephi, Utah and then cut west on a dark desert highway. We went (according to the sign) 88 miles feeling the cool wind in our hair between "services" before seeing the shimmering light up ahead in the distance. Our heads grew heavy and our sight grew dim, so we had to stop for the night. We pulled in at about 9pm local time and saw, much to our surprise, that the gas station store was advertising being open 24/7! Our tired and hungry selves walked inside where several very nice locals were manning the store. We thought to ourselves "this could be heaven or this could be hell." Turned out to be heaven, as they had hot food and plenty of room for us to pitch a tent. $5 fee for a guaranteed spot "behind the trees next to the spools." Most of the land nearby is BLM, so $5 for access to a store and bathroom is not too bad, though you can technically sleep across the street for free. No apparent need to stab any beasts with steely knives, and come morning we were able to check out and leave.