Space Station RV Park & Market, near Beatty, Nevada, is a straightforward spot that caters to both RV and tent campers. With full hookups and a friendly atmosphere, it’s a solid choice for those just passing through or looking to explore the surrounding area.

The park is known for its clean facilities, including showers and laundry options, which visitors appreciate after a long day on the road. Many have highlighted the friendly staff, with one camper noting, “The host was very friendly and they were there until late.” You’ll find a market on-site, though it’s best to check stock if you’re after something specific.

For adventure seekers, this campground serves as a great base for exploring nearby attractions like the Rhyolite ghost town and Death Valley National Park. Wild burros often wander through the area, adding a unique touch to your stay. As one happy camper put it, “Burros visited the campground both nights we were there.” 

While the campground is basic, it meets all the essential needs for a comfortable overnight stay. Whether you’re here for a quick stop or a longer visit, Space Station RV Park & Market offers a welcoming environment to kick back and enjoy the Nevada desert.

Space Station RV Park & Market

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Beatty

The Best Camping Near Beatty, Nevada

I thought Oatman, Arizona was the only place I would find wild burros but I was wrong!! I went to Rhyolite and stopped off for a stay in Beatty, only about 5 miles away from the ghost town site and art park. I was excited to have found this location because most everything I looked up only was indicating places to stay that were in excess of 40 minutes from the site. This place is hidden gem in camping world clearly as it has a location which is very unique to something very cool.

But back the burros, they roam wild here, and while I do not know why, they are friendly and were a fun addition to my trip while I settled in for the stay.

At first I thought this place was only for RV campers but when I inquired I was pleased to find out that they accommodated tents as well.

So how did I discover it? Ironically for the market, we were looking for a fresh fruit snack (this place is the only place in town you can find fresh fruits like this we were told) to take with us to Rhyolite and when we went in and happened to tell the people we were looking for a place and they mentioned they did accommodate tents! SCORE ONE FOR THE GOOD GUYS!!!

But the winning just kept on winning with this place, they had free coffee, wifi and cable for those who were traveling in RVS. For us tent campers they had nice facilities, hook ups and bbq grills.

I felt like we left the house not knowing where we were going to stay and thinking it might just be easier to make the long drive back to Vegas than to drive 40 minutes out of the way to camp only to discover we had hit the winning lottery ticket with this place.

Sure the name is kinda weird, but you are in the middle of the extraterrestrial obsession area so while we didn't ask we assumed it had something to do with that.

I would give this place more than 5 stars if it was available to do so!! The staff was so helpful and friendly, the grounds were well kept and very nice and the price was better than I was expecting with all that I was getting at only $15.

I think when people are looking for sites they often want all the bells and whistles and for a person in a tent sometimes it is just finding a site that isn't just designed for RVs that makes all the difference!!

TIPS:

*   Shop at the store they have everything to make your stay nice.
*   Don't feed the burros they will adopt you and continue to want you to feed them.
*   Check out Rhyolite which will be one of the highlights of your trip in this area ( I have included some photos of that area because it is amazing and completely unexpected amidst the desert)

Come Pet The Wild Donkey Nation!!

Pleasantly surprised by this park.  The staff was wonderful &amp; welcoming.  We have a big 5th wheel &amp; it accommodated us well as we were just traveling through.

Great spot!

If you like resort-like campgrounds, you will not be happy here. It was a good base camp for us to explore Death Valley National Park. The manager, TJ, does an amazing job of keeping everything well-maintained. The town is sketchy. JJ’s barbecue was excellent food. The visitor center was very helpful. There is a nearby Denny’s  and Subway within the casino. Bathrooms were clean.  Burros frequent the campground at night.
Clean laundry facility, reasonable.

Met our needs

The resort has what you need for an overnight stay.  The market is closed now but the WIFI is capable of streaming movies.  I took a shower and there was no hot water, but that brought back memories of my time living off base in Thailand in 1974.

Basic needs

We enjoyed our stay here. TJ does a good job taking care of the place. Our site was a pull in (most welcome) and partially shaded by mature trees. Felt less like “parking lot” style camping. Used the laundry facility - $2.75 took care of washing and drying a medium size load. Pleased at the price as I was prepared to spend a lot more drying clothes. Right by the road so you do have road noise. Walking distance to the Happy Burro where we had a cold beer and chatted with some friendly locals. Burros visited campground both nights we were there. Walking distance to a small casino (you can get gas, ice, candy, ice cream, Subway). Convenient to Death Valley NP and the ghost town of Rhyolite.

Basic but has the essentials

Very clean little rv park. Booked after reading an article about Beatty and it was time to see more of my state. 
Rhyolite ghost town, Beatty museum, Death Valley to name a few places there are super close by.
Wild burros still through occasionally for an added surprise.

Great jumping off spot.

Small, basic campground. Full hook ups. Cheap. $34 on a Friday night. Store but looks minimally stocked. Out of ice. Single person bath with shower. Laundry, did not use. Quick walk to store and several restaurants. Would stay again. 

Overnight

We were mapping our trip and Beatty won the draw for mileage. The Space Station win out. They were the cheapest. The host was very friendly and they were there until late. Many places are closed at 5 pm. We saw burros on the way into town and on the road. There are many places to visit here but we were just staying overnight so on we went. Adequate showers. The hookups had brand new electrical boxes. The site was gravel but level. They sell propane here also. Great overall site. Dog friendly.  T-mobile and ATT were okay,  the wifi helped. 

Great stop over in a quirky town. 

The park had everything we needed for our over night stay.
Love the town and seeing the burros wander around freely

Great value

Beatty, NV was about 20 degrees cooler than Death Valley. If you want to stay out of the valley while visiting this is a great place to do so. 

Full hook ups, pull throughs, and easy to get to. Space Station RV was friendly and helpful. Despite being right next to the road it was fairly quiet. Showers and bathrooms show their age a bit, but the showers are free. 

We would stay here again. 

Cooler Than Death Valley

Super clean toilet! Has full hookups and also a petrol station nearby which is quite convenient. The laundromat is only for customers and it only accepts quarters (cheap). Check in time is from 12pm-8pm, we reached at 8 sharp straight from death valley, the staff was kind enough to guide us to our campsite and brief us although it was near the end of his shift. Would come back to stay another time and explore more if we have the chance again!! 10/10 recommend

Good plac to stay

I arrived early around 5 pm and the lot was almost empty but filled up as the night took over still very quiet, some mule deer in the area were having dirt baths 

Stopped for the night

Just off of Highway 95. We got here about 6:45 pm and the park host, TJ, came to the office when I rang the doorbell. He checked us in, showed us our site and helped get us parked. The campground is clean and tidy. They have 30 amp electric, sewer, and town water. Just Everything we need after a long day on the road. We even saw a couple of wild burros. 

Quiet and clean

Docked at the spacestation for a rendezvous with the rhyolite ghost town. This park is good for a brief stop over or jumping off point to the gateway to Death Valley as well. This park has full hookups and a bathroom and showers, which could use a little TLC, but it got the job done. It's also on Highway 95, so traffic can be heard, but the local burros were friendly, and the moon was spectacular!🫏🌙

I smell sulfur & candy here🤣🎶

Close to Death Valley and loved the Burros (wild donkey’s) that wander the town. Check jn was thorough and map was acurate. 

We did ring the bell to change notes to coins in order to do laundry (which is a service offered at checkin) and no one responded or checked up on us - which was strange because the doorbell is a camera that records footage.

Nice tourist spot

TJ greeted, and checked me in. Small, level park. I appreciate the secure solo restroom w shower. Good value. Easy walk to VFW for a good burger. Recommend. 

Photos of Space Station RV Park & Market

Real photos from real campers