Pioche City Park

We set out to camp here, but money was tight so we opted for a spot about 23 miles from town (south).

Looks as though it’s an old highway.

Great Hiking

There are a lot of animal remains in a ditch and a really neat dry creek to look for rocks and such.

It is our first night here so i may take more pictures. You can see from this side of the road that the highway that’s used is starting to slide away from the underside of it. Very scary. Soft ground everywhere.

The road is easy to drive on but as you rear the end of the road it turns into gravel and bushes as it leads back to the highway again.

Looks to be about 4 or 5 good places to set up camp on the road.

The rocks from both sides of the road are falling all over the road.

I would definitely stay here again. Its frozen in time on this road. Very nostalgic.

Highway noise isn’t very bad either.

It’s free .....they accept donations. Your stay limit is 7 days. Pick up after your pups and keep them on leashes.

They have water, trash and deers always running around here.
And up the street if you want full hook ups they have that further up the town but for free and basic is what you get here. Nothing fancy about this place but some spots do have shade and that’s nice. For free and water availability I give this place 4 stars because what else would you need? Your nearby to a park for your kids and plenty of history walking distance from here.