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"Just a level parking concrete concrete pad pad back in only No tables just Water electric sewer hook UPS. Is a small horse Shoe shape location. Must check in with Nugget Casino hotel dest."
"All back ins except for like 2-3 pull thrus i think in middle! Don't even think there's a Host on site. Close to nugget and Montego casinos. No bathrooms or trees for shade."
"Only place in town U could find fresh potable water while in BLM land. Didn't dump, though available. Real nice lady had me pull into an open pull through spot. $5 filled me up. Easy in, easy out."
"RV sites are roomy and lots of pull through sites. Bathrooms and showers were clean and lots of hot water. Definitely would recommend. Easy walk to casinos."
"The Maverick at exit 410 in town has a free dump station. There were flies"
"We stayed pretty close to the road and located a fire pit. The spot was beautiful and we had a full moon, which was amazing to watch rise over the flats. Temperatures were nice as well."
"Exit Bonneville Speedway. Head N past Sinclair (on right)."
"This particular spot is at the base of the mountains and had a large flat area perfect for our Sprinter, a fire pit, and large rock formation great for climbing."
"The camping facilities are well-maintained and conveniently situated, allowing for easy access even for those towing small travel trailers."
"Love this place, so quiet and serene. You can see for miles all around you. Found a very level site, did not even need to unhook the trailer."
"Plenty of space to maneuver and very level. Already some fire pits."
"The wind on top of the hill was brutal around 8pm so I went back down the road a little ways to set up camp.
Not many people here in late June and it is pretty warm, in the mid 80's."
"Both sites are located off of Lower Rishel Peak Rd. Large site with a clean rock fire ring. Mostly level gravel surface. It's on a rise a little more than a half-mile away from Silver Island Loop Rd."
"Never saw another human but still had verizon cell service. So quiet, beautiful stars."
$10 / night
"Cell service (ATT) wss excellent. When we woke up, it was absolutely silent besides being able to see I80 from our campsite."
"Great recreation area if you have atv’s or bikes. Tons of sand dunes, open space for trailers and tents, and breathtaking views of sunrise and sunset."
"Great secluded spot."
"I’ve loved visiting and driving across the Bonneville salt flats for decades."
GuideBonneville Speedway Access Rd > Left on Leppy Pass Rd till you reach a strange mysterious government building > Right on Silver Island Loop Rd > veer right on Volcano West Rd
Dope spot on a bluff looking out at the entire valley, with Pilot Peak prominently featured. Plenty of space to maneuver and very level. Already some fire pits.
Watch the rocks on Volcano West rd as you approach the lookout - I made it with my 25 ft travel trailer, but be careful you don't bottom it out.
You can see for miles in every direction, but limited protection from wind. Wasn't too bad when I was there but I imagine it could be.
Super close to West Wendover and the salt flats. There's dozens of campsites in this area so definitely go exploring. While the roads are generally in good shape, some of have pretty bad wash boarding, especially when towing.
Some cell reception, great for Starlink obviously.
ScoutThis is BLM land. There are mountain biking trails nearby too. Rock fire ring and plenty of space for big rigs. Not too many bugs. Some road noise from I-80 but not too loud.
LegendWe stayed at the Bonneville KOA on a road trip from Southern California out to Colorado. Our original goal had been to drive from the SF Bay Area to SLC, UT (US Highway 80 is a very easy, straight shot drive from CA to UT, even for a 650 mile drive), but got a really late start and changed our target to the NV/UT boarder.
The Wendover KOA is definitely a KOA designed for motorhomes and trailers - it’s BARREN - so not a place I would usually want to tent camp. All of the spaces are dirt lots, including the tent sites - no grass, no bushes, no (well, very few) trees, no privacy, no nothing. Again, this is not the environment I would normally want to camp in, but it worked just fine for a short stop between long stretches of driving when covering miles on a road trip.er
This KOA campground would be great for RV users who want to visit the Casinos on the Nevada side of the NV/UT boarder, and for those spending time at the Bonneville Salt Flats for races or recreational fun.
The facilities were clean - clean bathrooms, clean showers. There were fire pits and picnic benches in the camp sites, and WiFi was available on the campus.
KOAs can be really great and convenient (if not full), considering we did not have a reservation ahead of time, and arrived fairly late, but were able to register through an iron ranger near the front office. If you need to find a place to camp in this area, and do NOT have a 4WD vehicle, I️ would suggest camping at the Wendover KOA instead of the nearby dispersed BLM sites located ON the salt flats. When researching where to stop for the night, we considered staying at the BLM campsites as they were FREE and camping out on the salt flats seemed like a cool idea. We decided against it because we didn’t know how my 2WD Honda CRV would fair on the salt, and because KOAs always have nice clean facilities to use.
We got into a conversation with our neighbors about the salt flats (we had never seen them before). They seemed to think we made the correct choice by camping at the KOA rather than the on salt flats… they regularly take off-roading vehicles out to the salt flats, and have seen a dozen or so 2WD vehicles get stuck out on the flats. Apparently the long, vast salt flats are deceptive, and not always as flat as they appear. Also, they said that it can be very difficult to see pooled water while driving out on the salt, so a lot of people get stuck in deep puddles after rain.
CAMPSITE SPECS
Fees: $26/night
Plumbed Toilets: Yes
Water: Yes
Showers: Yes (no coins needed)
Picnic Table: Yes
Firepit: Yes
Cooking Grate: Yes
Shade: NO
Cell Service: Yes + WiFi
Trash: Yes
Animal Bins/Food Lockers: NO
RangerJust a level parking concrete concrete pad pad back in only No tables just Water electric sewer hook UPS. Is a small horse Shoe shape location. Must check in with Nugget Casino hotel dest.
TravelerOnly place in town U could find fresh potable water while in BLM land. Didn't dump, though available. Real nice lady had me pull into an open pull through spot. $5 filled me up. Easy in, easy out. Pay at office first.
ScoutThe camping facilities are well-maintained and conveniently situated, allowing for easy access even for those towing small travel trailers. The site offers ample camping spaces, ensuring that visitors have sufficient options to choose from.
TravelerExit Bonneville Speedway. Head N past Sinclair (on right). Veer to left, which is Leepy (if you stay right youre on the Peninsula easy turn around at end) about a mile in Leppy veer to the right on the dirt road. It is wash boarded but totally doable. That leads you to the BLM parking lot. There are tons of spots all around there. To the left will lead you back to Leepy. To the right there are tons more spots. Some level, some not. You will be able to find a turn around spot (I'm towing 33' TT) if you don't want to go the, what I was told 40 mile loop. It is wash boarded. Only potable water I found was KOA in West Wendover. They also have a dump. Has a tendency to get VERY windy.
TravelerI had difficulties finding the park. There were no clear signs. Over all it was just the basic necessities. I would recommend they plant some trees, offer showers and laundry room. Some added stairs would be nice to get up the hill to the paved side walk to get to the casino. I traveled alone with my travel trailer and I can't say I felt super safe walking from the Casino to my RV at 12am but it was manageable. I did have fun at the Casino and they are building a new Noodle House wish it was open during my visit. But it was quiet for me. I would recommend if you are passing through.
ScoutVery good campground. RV sites are roomy and lots of pull through sites. Bathrooms and showers were clean and lots of hot water. Definitely would recommend. Easy walk to casinos.
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