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"Nearest town is McDermitt, with fuel and a small casino on the Oregon border about 20 minutes away from the rest area, going North towards or South from. "
$8 - $25 / night
"Drive cautiously.
Water: Potable Water
Restroom: Vault (3) - Open and maintained during prime season.
Fees: Per Day $8 Single $10 Double $25 Group
Restrictions: *Dogs must be on a leash."
"The creek runs right next to the campground so if it’s not too cold for an open window, the noise from the water is super relaxing."
"Just a short drive from town and up a dirt road it was easy to find. We had some cell service with Verizon. We camped in third pull out where the vault toilet is."
"Sites are well layed out and sit right next to a small creek. Nice play to stay when driving through Nevada."
"Dog park. Laundry."
"The dog park is all gravel and the pups didn’t like it too much."
$40 / night
"Easily accessible from I-80 in Winnemucca, Nevada. I was greeted with friendly service & a cute dog at check-in (immediate WIN in my book)."
"This campground rates a 4.0 I give it four stars because it will be a welcome Haven and oasis after a 7-hour drive from Klamath falls Oregon to winnemucca Nevada We will be very happy to see it."
$15 - $30 / night
RangerLarge RV park. All sites are paved and level. Trees in between sites are young so not much privacy. Clean. Dog park. Laundry.
TravelerRight off Hwy 80. Quiet, spaces for very large rigs and a full service restaurant on site (Wingers) that has some vegan options. The dog park is all gravel and the pups didn’t like it too much.
ScoutNice for middle of desert. All asphalt and gravel. A few patches of grass that you a supposed to stay off of. Not so friendly for pets. But...park is well maintained, clean and plenty of nice showers and laundry. Good overnight stop.
GuideWe enjoyed our one night stay. Just a short drive from town and up a dirt road it was easy to find. We had some cell service with Verizon. We camped in third pull out where the vault toilet is. There are a few trailheads further up the road which leads to some traffic on the road during the day. It looked like a few people have gotten stuck after recent snow but we had no troubles in my Subaru.
3 day limit, no water, pets allowed, dumpster, picnic tables, fire rings.
GuideOn a recent trip to Reno, (June 2021) we stayed here once on the way down and once on the way back. While there were a few RVs each time we used the location, mainly big trucks shared the large space.
I gave it 4-stars because only because one night the idling trucks and off again on again refer units made for a restless night. The second time it was quieter, but still several idling trucks all night. Nearest town is McDermitt, with fuel and a small casino on the Oregon border about 20 minutes away from the rest area, going North towards or South from. The rest area is about a half hour or so North of Winnemucca, Nevada.
There are pit-toilets and a dumpster on the site, and two small picnic tablets under a shelter with a historical marker between the tables. As this is immediately off the highway, there were vehicles driving by or stopping all night long, but those vehicles were generally not a bother.
As we were a self-contained 5th wheel, we didn't use either the bathrooms or the tables other than walking are the grounds to see what was there. The rest area is all black-top right off the highway (Highway 95, the Veteran's Memorial Highway, North or South). It had a really nice view of the area from the location. Along the east edge of the large paved parking area, it is lined with K-Rails. And fenced off to the land beyond the parking area except for access at the North East end of the parking area to take public lands towards the mountains.
TravelerEasily accessible from I-80 in Winnemucca, Nevada. I was greeted with friendly service & a cute dog at check-in (immediate WIN in my book).
Check-in was quick, and the facilities were quiet & very clean.
It was a nice place to stop driving from California to Idaho.
GuideThe nicest RV park on our trip from Connecticut to Nevada! Clean and modern with paved streets, nicely spaced with mature trees (something you don’t often find in the desert!). Located behind a small casino that has a restaurant, and only $40.00 per night. You won’t find anything better on I 80 in Nevada!
GuideGreat campground in a surprisingly green area. Sites are well layed out and sit right next to a small creek. Nice play to stay when driving through Nevada.
GuideStayed here in May. Loved the smell of the cottonwoods (the source of the sticky that people mentioned).
Camping for up the three nights in 30 days is allowed. This was a roadside pull off close to a little stream.
The road was busy throughout the night and morning. I arrived at 10:30pm and got one of the last two spots on a weekday. I had two other people walk through my site and had BLM stop and leave me a note (so don’t expect solitude at all). I did not feel in danger here but didn’t feel totally safe either given the amount of traffic and the proximity to town.
Good enough boondocking spot for a couple nights and close to services. Loves has decent but older showers.
The little ball park in town has nice grassy areas and good service for video calls. Poor cell service at camp, 1 bar on Verizon, not enough for texts for me.
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