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Jack Creek

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Within Humboldt National Forest, Jack Creek provides basic camping facilities operated by the US Forest Service from May through November. The campground accommodates RVs up to 25 feet and features vault toilets as its primary amenity.

Access requires traveling off paved roads through BLM and private ranch land. Jack Creek runs near the sites, supporting small trout populations that attract anglers. Mosquitoes can be heavy during certain periods. The open terrain offers little natural screening between sites. Campers seeking more developed facilities might consider Wild Horse State Recreation Area to the northeast.

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Jack Creek is located in Nevada

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Jack Creek Campground is located on County Road 732 approximately 4 miles east of State Highway 226 and approximately 15 miles west of State Highway 225 on County Road 732.

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41.51400079 N
116.06300082 W

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Reviewed Aug. 17, 2025

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Off the paved, thru BLM and Private ranch and range. Small trout in the river. Mosquitoes, mosquitoes, mosquitoes. Vault toilet outhouse.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities and facilities are available at Jack Creek Campground?

Jack Creek Campground offers minimal, rustic facilities. The main amenity is a vault toilet outhouse for campers. The campground is situated alongside Jack Creek, which contains small trout for fishing opportunities. Be prepared for primitive camping conditions with no running water, electricity, or other developed facilities. Mosquitoes are extremely abundant in the area, so bringing proper insect protection is essential for a comfortable stay.

Where is Jack Creek Campground located in Nevada?

Jack Creek Campground is located in a remote area of Nevada accessible via unpaved roads. The route requires traveling through BLM land and crossing private ranch and range areas. The campground is situated near Elko County, with the small Jack Creek running through the area. The remote location makes it a secluded destination for those seeking to escape more developed camping areas, though access requires navigating off-pavement roads that may be challenging depending on conditions.

Is Jack Creek Campground free to use near Elko, NV?

Jack Creek Campground appears to be free to use. As a primitive BLM campground, it likely follows the standard policy of no fees for undeveloped recreation sites. However, the campground's remote location, accessible only through BLM lands and private ranch areas, means visitors should verify current status and any potential access restrictions before traveling. For the most up-to-date information regarding any possible fees or permits, contact the Elko BLM Field Office.

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