2 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several RV parks in the Alamo area provide full hookup options for motorhome travelers. Picketts RV Park offers full hookups with 30/50 amp service, cable TV, WiFi, and clean bathrooms with showers. The Alamo Nevada Rodeo Grounds provides electric, water, and sewer connections with sites large enough for bigger rigs. "Full hookups for $13 (plus $5 to use sewer), level sites and 4 bars on Verizon," noted one visitor about the Rodeo Grounds. Young's RV Park in nearby Caliente features full hookups, shaded sites, and gravel roads with facilities including free WiFi and laundry. Green Valley Grocery RV Park contains 19 sites with electric, water, and sewer hookups along with 50-amp and 30-amp electrical service.
Throughout the region, RV park amenities vary significantly depending on location and price point. Most established parks provide clean restrooms and shower facilities, though visitors should note the Rodeo Grounds bathrooms were reported closed by one traveler. Cell service quality fluctuates across the area—Verizon generally works well at the Rodeo Grounds and other developed sites. During peak travel seasons, arriving early is recommended as limited spaces fill quickly. For those needing propane, Picketts RV Park offers propane sales according to review data. Pet policies are generally accommodating at most parks, with both Picketts and Young's RV Park explicitly allowing pets. While dump stations are available at some locations including Picketts, not all parks offer this service, so planning ahead for waste disposal is essential for extended stays.
"Well kept with full hookups 30/50 amp, cable TV, WiFi, clean bathrooms with tub and shower, laundry facilities, Propane sales, and dump station and a corner store nearby. picnic tables and grass areas"
"They have several pull through spots and several back in spots. We paid 41 for a back in as it was in the shade and most of the pool thrus were not. I believe pull throughs were $45."
from $50 - $65 / night
"Two things I love being a Nevada girl is shade for them hot days and a spotless RV site. Gravel roads and brand new bathroom that looks super new and kept up."
"Scenic canyon with mature trees. Conveniently located on the edge of town. Friendly staff. Restrooms are immaculately kept. Great tiled showers."
"Large and easy to get to full hook up sites (up to 50 amp), Verizon cell coverage and pretty level. Turn down Broadway near the Sinclair and it's past the elementary school on the left side."
"Full hookups for $13 (plus $5 to use sewer), level sites and 4 bars on Verizon. A couple dirt bikers on nearby trails during the day, very quiet in the evening (only 2 other rigs)."
from $13 / night
"It costs only $10 and can accommodate even large RV’s. There are no hookups."
"We needed a stop between Winnemucca and Las Vegas, and this appears to be the only RV spot along the Extraterrestrial Highway. The spots are few for hookups."
from $10 - $25 / night
"Water and electric hook ups with a free dump included. No signal with t mobile but wifi available for purchase."
"This is a small first come, first serve campground with electric hookups, restrooms, and more. Each site has a picnic table, BBQ, and fire pit."
Available this weekend
from $10 / night
"We are in in space #1 we have a beautiful view of the lake! Nothing fancy a table and a fire pit! Perfect!!"
"It’s about a 2 and a half 3 hour drive outside of Vegas depending on how fast you’re going. If you drive past the sign, you missed it! You pull in off the highway and just pick a spot."
"Drove in and veered to the right to a campground that had a firepit next to a juniper bush that provided some nice privacy."
"You can see two distinct rock croppings off the highway. Turn down a dirt road and then right on the first turn off. There are two or three areas where you can camp."
"There was an RV at the rock stack the location takes you to, so I kept driving down the dirt road and found a large open spot to park my campervan for the night."
"Easy access from highway. Several flat pull-through campsites. Clean restrooms, garbage cans, fire pits, tables. I stayed there on a Friday night in late March and was the only camper there."
"This is an excellent campground with great OTV and hiking trails. Tables, toilets, firepits, grills, trash-cans, hard-stand awnings, and plenty of flat space."
GuideSuch a gem of a campground. Water and electric hook ups with a free dump included. No signal with t mobile but wifi available for purchase. Flush toilets with an outlet for hair dryers and paid showers ( we didn't use because we had our own) firewood available for an armful for 3.00 a suggested donation. Very clean park!
GuideBeautiful site, Three separate pit toilets that were extremely clean. Large picnic table. Great camp host. Watched Migrating birds and many bats in the evening. Walking trails around the lake. The only downside was the trucks on the road and the rumble strip. We were at the end of the dirt road at site 13 and earplugs were required for sleep.
GuideOk for overnight. Long pull-thru sites. Dirt/sand base with only 2 real spots with shade.
LegendSpent one night here. They have several pull through spots and several back in spots. We paid 41 for a back in as it was in the shade and most of the pool thrus were not. I believe pull throughs were $45. Space was perfectly level. Great Wi-Fi. Husband said showers were clean and great water pressure. As stated before right next to a grocery store that is fairly well stocked. Only downside was our spot was next to the road so a bit of traffic noise.
TravelerThe site was pretty loud with the highway so close, but the view made up for it!
GuideThere was an RV at the rock stack the location takes you to, so I kept driving down the dirt road and found a large open spot to park my campervan for the night. A few flies when it’s hot out but otherwise not too buggy. Dry, hard packed dirt. If you like camping in the desert with endless space to yourself this is great. No amenities. Great place if you have a dog.
TravelerReportedly an OHV site, but only a couple went thru. Pretty setting in juniper forest. It says 6 sites, but maybe the # of tables are how it is figured. Just 9 miles to a small town.
TravelerBeautiful and ample campsites along the lake each with a picnic table, fire ring, and charcoal grill. Pit toilets are kept very clean
GuideWe are in in space #1 we have a beautiful view of the lake! Nothing fancy a table and a fire pit! Perfect!!
Camping opportunities near Alamo, Nevada include both established facilities and dispersed options on public lands. Located in Lincoln County at an elevation of 3,449 feet, Alamo sits in the Pahranagat Valley with the Desert National Wildlife Range to the south and the Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge nearby. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 90°F while winter nights often drop below freezing, requiring seasonal preparation for campers.
Hiking at nearby state parks: Kershaw-Ryan State Park, located about 25 miles from Alamo, offers several hiking trails with scenic views. "The short overlook trail is absolutely stunning. Our trip was in Fall so the colors were amazing," notes one visitor at Kershaw-Ryan State Park. The park also features "natural springs and the flora is gorgeous," making it ideal for nature photography.
Stargazing in remote areas: The dark skies around Alamo provide excellent stargazing opportunities. At #375 off Extraterrestrial Highway, one camper reported an unexpected bonus: "Didn't know till I saw strange aircraft that site was actually right in area 51's night sky. So trippy." The remote location ensures minimal light pollution.
Fishing in local waters: The Pahranagat Valley contains lakes and streams for fishing. "The area has a large lake and a river running through it and is very lush and green in some places. They sell fishing supplies if you feel like fishing in the middle of the desert," reports a camper who stayed at the Rodeo Grounds.
Privacy between sites: Many campers appreciate the layout at certain locations. At Outcrop Rock, a visitor noted the distinctive setting: "Turn down a dirt road and then right on the first turn off. There are two or three areas where you can camp... The back drop of the rocks makes it feel even more remote."
Clean facilities: Well-maintained bathrooms are consistently mentioned in reviews. "Restrooms are immaculately kept. Great tiled showers," wrote one camper about Young's RV Park. Another visitor described it as having a "brand new bathroom that looks super new and kept up."
Level parking areas: Many RV sites offer level spots for easy setup. "Clean place with level spots. Ryan was very accommodating and cordial!" reported a visitor at Picketts RV Park. Similar observations about terrain come from Chief Mountain South Campground: "There are a few level areas, overall most spots you can level your rig with ease."
Limited services in remote areas: Many dispersed camping areas lack basic amenities. "No water hookups, bathrooms, or cell service. Nearest gas station is about 30 miles in either direction," warns a camper about the Extraterrestrial Highway site. Plan accordingly with sufficient supplies.
Weather considerations: Temperature fluctuations can be extreme. "Very cold as it snowed the day we decided to set up. We heard a coyote just outside our camper around 3am. Its howls echoed throughout the range," reported one visitor at Chief Mountain South Campground.
Arrival timing: Many smaller campgrounds fill quickly. "We got the last spot in the campground, it fills up quickly and people came after us who had to leave to find another place. Lesson: arrive early in the day probably between 10am-1pm will get you a spot," advises a camper about Kershaw-Ryan State Park.
Playground access: Some parks offer recreational facilities for children. Kershaw-Ryan State Park provides "a spring water filled wading pool, many beautiful flowers and trees... There are also horse shoe rings and a volleyball net, but you need to bring your own ball and horse shoes."
Educational opportunities: The area offers unique learning experiences for children. At Little A'Le'Inn, "The alien tourist items were fun for the kids! Not a lot of entertainment beyond the statues," according to one family. This roadside attraction provides an opportunity to discuss space and astronomy.
Safety considerations: Remote areas require extra vigilance. "When it got dark, there was a quad driving in circles very close, and sometimes coming directly at us. I was a little nervous about being alone out there so I called 911, and they sent an officer out," shared a camper at the Alamo Nevada Rodeo Grounds, noting "they sent an officer out. By then, the quad had gone, but we felt safer."
Hookup availability at rv parks Alamo, Nevada: The Alamo Nevada Rodeo Grounds offers affordable full hookups. "Full hookups for $13 (plus $5 to use sewer), level sites and 4 bars on Verizon. A couple dirt bikers on nearby trails during the day, very quiet in the evening (only 2 other rigs)," reports one RVer.
Electrical service options: Different RV parks Alamo, Nevada and surrounding areas offer varying electrical capacity. "The spots are few for hookups," warns a visitor about Little A'Le'Inn, while noting it has "30amp and water." Check specifications before arrival to ensure compatibility.
Internet connectivity: Cell service varies significantly throughout the region. A visitor to Picketts RV Park mentioned, "I couldn't get any network connection through my cell phone, so it was a good thing we had Wi-Fi. The owners are extremely friendly and accommodating." Campgrounds closer to town typically offer better connectivity than remote sites.
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