Best Glamping near Pioche, NV

Glamping Reviews near Pioche, NV

50 Reviews of 5 Pioche Campgrounds

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  Nanine V.

  Scout

  Dec. 30, 2020

  Cathedral Gorge State Park Campground

  Immaculate Campground

  This was our second Nevada State park campground and it was just as immaculate as the first. The sites were level, groomed, and not a speck of trash to be found. Great Verizon service, no ATT. We didn’t use the bathroom because of covid, but based on the cleanliness of the rest of the place, it was probably perfect. The park is nice, definitely worth a day’s visit. This campground would make a good base for exploring more state parks nearby.

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  Stephanie S.

  Traveler

  May. 25, 2018

  Cathedral Gorge State Park Campground

  Super Clean and Quiet

  Very clean well stocked REAL bathrooms with flushing toilets, sink and Mirror. Shower available. (I didnt use it, but heard from someone in our group that it was coin operated, and he was very pleased with length of shower and temperature). Campsite had a fire pit, trash cans, and covered table with lights that come on at night. Campground is in walking distance to all of the amazing sites and things to explore. The rangers were very nice, informative and helpful. They spent quality time with our group givjng us ideas on what to see and do to get the most bang for our time there.

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  Donald J.

  Traveler

  May. 24, 2025

  Cathedral Gorge State Park Campground

  Cathedral Gorge Campground

  Campground is well maintained flat level gravel sites with some shade, power available. Overflow parking nearby. This is our second stay here.

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  Stephen K.

  Guide

  Jun. 20, 2019

  Cathedral Gorge State Park Campground

  Very Unique location

  Nice little campground located in the Cathedral Gorge State Park in Eastern central Nevada. Sites are first come first serve. Each has Electrical hook ups, but no sewer/dump facilities. Bathrooms have running water and a shower which is very nice. The hiking trails are great and provide lots of exploring on the Cathedral Gorge.

  Steve, the “Happy Camper”

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  Seren W.

  Traveler

  Oct. 8, 2021

  Cathedral Gorge State Park Campground

  Overflow Camping

  I want to start off by saying I was never able to check with a park ranger and ask how the overflow camping is technically supposed to work but here was my experience. I arrived at the campground around 5pm on a Friday night and everything was full. After driving around for a bit I saw signs for Overflow camping. There appeared to be two sections where overflow camping is permitted. I will post pictures of the one I stayed in over by the slot canyons and day use areas. Since my setup does not require a tent and is super easy to move around. I was able to use the camp fire rings at the day use area for dinner, s’mores, and star gazing. It was actually lovely because the noise of the busy campground was far away and I had the entire day use area to myself. Then after I put my fire out I drove back over to the overflow parking spot. If you are in a Van or similar car/suv setup this may be an option for you if the campground is full. Also, I was still able to use the showers at the campground and use the bathrooms at the day use area so that was nice :)

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  sunshine M.

  Guide

  Jul. 17, 2022

  Horsethief Gulch Campground — Spring Valley State Park

  Too warm for fishing, but relaxing nonetheless

  As a tent camper, this place is well manicured and most tent pads are level. I prefer Echo Canyon campground to this neighboring site, but due to the lack of water at the Echo Canyon Reservoir, we decided to come here instead because we drove 3 hours.

  Time of the year: July 13-16, 2022

  Cost to camp: $15 per night

  Reservations: First come

  Site: 21. Around noon, the sun exposes the west side of the shade structure. So, remember to move your coolers as the sun moves throughout the day. This site is located at the very end of the entire loop. It is nestled up against the mountain, where you could possibly hike it, but it was too hot. There are no water spigots at the site, but 2 sites down there is a community water spigot and the flushable toilets. There is a fire pit only, so bring additional cooking gear if you don’t want to cook on the grill grate on the fire pit.

  Restrooms and showers: Yes, to both. However, the showers are in the lower campsite area.

  Water: There are community spigots throughout.

  Firewood: I didn’t see firewood for a donation.

  Handicap accessible: Yes, there were a few.

  Stargazing: it was cloudy and it rained for 3 nights.

  Fishing: Yes. We tried at 6am, 1 pm, and 7pm, but we didn’t catch much. There was an occasional catch by others, but it wasn’t what I remembered. Worms and green Powerbait were the winners of the season.

  Bugs and such: Tons of flys at this time of the year. You must have bug repellent!

  Temperature: Rain wasn’t forecasted, but during the day is was about 75 and 67 at night.

  Other: If you need to get ice, drinks or food, there is a store and bar to get additional supplies. The neighboring town, Pioche, had a small grocery store and 2 gas stations if you need them.

  Overall, clean campsites, but too warm. I’d go back in the spring.

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  Cassie M.

  Traveler

  Sep. 28, 2020

  Horsethief Gulch Campground — Spring Valley State Park

  Hidden Gem

  We spent three days/two nights. We got to campground around 10am. Their was a few people already setup. They have hookups for RVs and campers. A few spots for handicap accessible. They remolded the first bathroom. Two showers and four bathrooms. Shower is fancy, it has a rain shower faucet. Bathrooms are cleaned every morning.

  We camped in spot 27. It easily fit two tents. Close to second bathrooms, not close you can Enough to hear people coming and going. All sites come with a fire ring and covered table. I noticed a cleanup crew come in and rake the area and clean up every site.

  10pm is quiet time. No generator after or loud music after 10a.

  Ranger comes by frequently. I saw a sign that They put out fire wood every morning. I didn’t noticed. We took 4 bundles of firewood. Sign was posted that no campfires were allowed. I saw quite a few campfires burning. Gas propane were allowed.

  The reservoir was maybe 4 mins walking. Was very close depending on where you were. We were in the back so it took a little longer. The hookup sites were in the front mostly.

  Plenty of places to sit and fish. It was stocked With rainbow trout.

  Happy Camping

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  John B.

  Traveler

  Apr. 13, 2021

  Cathedral Gorge State Park Campground

  Quiet, Beautiful Get Away in

  Stayed for a couple of nights in April 2021. The campsite is pretty small and also popular, so get there early! We'd gotten some advice to arrive between 9:00 and 11:00 AM. Turned out to be great advice! We arrived at 10:30 and had several sites from which to choose. It wasn't long after we set up to see that the remaining available spots had disappeared quickly. Rigs continued to circle through for the rest of the afternoon. They have an "overflow" area, but there are no power hookups there.

  The restroom/shower was clean, but there is only one shower stall in each of the restrooms. It wasn't a problem for us, since most of the rigs there had their own facilities. The app says the campground has water hookups, but it does not. The have potable water stations, where you can fill your tank before setting up, but no hookups at individual sites.

  Seems like most of the folks were locked inside their trailers by 8:00. We were one of maybe three sites that actually had a fire and s'mores! It was quiet and peaceful in the evenings.

  During the day, we explored the adjacent slot canyons. They are beautiful and a great way to escape the heat! Most are great for kids to explore, but be careful as we found one had a sudden vertical shaft straight down. Gorgeous for sure, but just watch your kiddos!

  We highly recommend this cozy spot if you're in the area!

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  Gina J.

  Guide

  Oct. 30, 2018

  Cathedral Gorge State Park Campground

  Small, busy campground surrounded by beautiful landscapes

  This campground is super busy in the fall. We arrived at approx 3 pm and there were only 3 sites available. Within the next 20 minutes, the entire campground was full. The next day, as people left, people filled the spots. The sites are really small and close together. There are fire rings at every site, but grills at about half of them. Our site didn't have a grill, but we managed ok. The awesome thing about this campground is that there are electric hookups at every site, which was very convenient for charging the phone, iPad and charge box! Wifi is available for a small fee which was awesome also! The bathrooms were very clean and heated, and even had a free shower!

  The nature hike to the slit canyons was super short and the kids loved exploring the caves!

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