Desert Creek Campground is a remote camping experience in Nevada, located on Desert Creek. Partial shade provided in campground by Jeffrey and Lodgepole pines. Fishing in Desert Creek for stocked rainbow, brown and brook trout. ATV users can enjoy miles of backroads in this area.  No trash Service -pack out your trash Fishing, hiking, and off-highway vehicle opportunities. Four wheel drive not needed, but creek crossings not recommended in early or late summer season.

Desert Creek Campground

8.5 miles of the main road, crossing the creek 5 times, we found the perfect little spot. Restroom was quite a distance from our campsite, so we opted for our own portable toilet. No showers available but boil some creek water and washcloth wipe yourself down, you're good to go. Also recommend getting a fire permit from the Bridgeport Ranger Station. No trash receptacles or bins.......so pack out your trash.

Awesome little getaway

OK, my weekends are usually Tuesday, Wed, &amp;Thurs, so I have less issues with crowds than others do. I've been here twice, the first time didn't see a soul. The 2nd time a couple rode through on their horses. It looks like it gets some use on the weekends.

It's about a 6 mile ride up a dirt road, it's about 20 degrees cooler than the area. no bugs!

the road is washed out so there are some "new" campsites, no water, no toilets. no table etc

Desolation!

This campground is great for people who have trucks, campers and ATV’s/Mavericks/Sidewinders. Sites are large and far away from other sites. Great for large groups. Lots of dirt roads to explore!! Trout fishing is excellent!!

Fun for toys and great fishing!!

Easy access. We were the only campers at the campground. Plenty of campsites both north and south of the campgrounds. If you don’t mind constant utv traffic (we didn’t 😎) then this is a great place. The outhouse was dirty with trash, but it didn’t stink nor were there any flies. There was a very conspicuous absence of wildlife in the area. The creek is only about 3 to 4 feet wide and around 2 feet deep. If you’re looking for a swimming hole, this is not that place 🙂.

Quiet camping

I did an overnight at Desert Creek and the fact that the trail is a little rough means that not a whole lot of people are going to be camping back in here. I saw two vehicles all day on the trail and was by myself at the campground that night. The creek runs all year long and it’s very peaceful with beautiful canyon like views. I’ll definitely head back when I get a chance!

Excellent solitude

Located in a nice canyon next to a creek. Stayed here one night. 

There are lots of different spots with fire pits once you get into the canyon. Lots of firewood as well. 

Road is pretty rough about 4 or 5 miles after you turn off the main road from the north. Didn’t need 4 wheel drive but you will need good clearance, a car will bottom out. 

Only saw a couple camps on the way up. There are 4 river crossings before you get to the official campground. Due to the melting snowpack this year. The first crossing is impassable. We stopped there and camped for the night. 

Will make a trip back here again. Great spot. 