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Humboldt National Forest Wildhorse Crossing Campground - CLOSED DUE TO FIRE DAMAGE

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Humboldt National Forest Wildhorse Crossing Campground is located near Mountain City, Nevada. The area features rugged terrain with elevations that support a variety of plant life. Nearby, visitors can explore Wild Horse Reservoir and the Jarbidge Wilderness, offering opportunities for fishing and hiking.

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Location

Humboldt National Forest Wildhorse Crossing Campground - CLOSED DUE TO FIRE DAMAGE is located in Nevada

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Directions

From Mountain City, NV, take State Rt. 225 south 10.2 miles to campground sign. Turn left at sign into campground.

Coordinates

41.723941262132755 N
115.893354487788 W

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Access

  • Drive-In
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Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)
  • Group

Features

For Campers

  • ADA Access
  • Picnic Table
  • Toilets

For Vehicles

  • Pull-Through Sites

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Reviewed Jul. 21, 2016

A Nice, Little Oasis in a Desolate Area

The surrounding area is very dry and full of sagebrush. Watch out for cattle as you drive to this campground! The campground itself is surprisingly very clean, the restrooms don't stink, and there is a little bit of grass at each camp site for tents. The camp host raises an American Flag at the entrance every morning. There is a $5 camp fee, which in my opinion, is reasonable.

  • Just as I mentioned in the review, it's a dry climate, but a nice change from the surrounding area.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make reservations at Wildhorse Crossing Campground?

Wildhorse Crossing Campground is currently closed due to fire damage and has been gated and locked for several years. Reservations are not available at this time. There is no official reopening date announced. Before planning any visit, contact the Humboldt National Forest Service office for current status updates. When the campground eventually reopens, information about reservation procedures will be available through the Forest Service.

What activities can I do near Wildhorse Crossing Campground?

The area surrounding Wildhorse Crossing Campground offers opportunities for outdoor recreation typical of Humboldt National Forest. The landscape is characterized by dry terrain with sagebrush, providing hiking and nature observation opportunities. Wildlife viewing is possible, though visitors should be aware that cattle roam in the vicinity. The natural setting makes it suitable for photography, stargazing, and enjoying the Nevada wilderness. Note that the campground itself is currently closed due to fire damage, so access to immediate facilities is not available.

What amenities are available at Wildhorse Crossing Campground?

Wildhorse Crossing Campground offers clean campsites with small grassy areas suitable for tent camping. The campground features maintained restroom facilities that are kept in good condition. Each campsite has a designated area for setting up tents. The campground is maintained by a camp host who helps keep the facilities clean. While the amenities are basic, the campground provides essential facilities for a comfortable camping experience in the Humboldt National Forest setting.