DebbieM

We stopped by on our way home, early June, and we’re welcomed in. We called a couple days ahead of time to make sure it was ok. We wine tasted and then we’re able to park behind the tasting room backed up to some vines. No utilities. Some road noise. Level gravel area, The Brixey the cat visited often. Lovely stay.

Easy in/out park with about 20 mostly large sites. No electric but there is water at each site. There is a bathroom with shower that is kept very clean. You’ll also find an outdoor cowboy shower. This historic building was carefully moved from across the road and full of history that the park managers proudly share. You can tour the old upstairs hotel portion as well as the saloon/bar area. The grounds are meticulously kept and cared for with picnic and fire pit areas. Gold panning, goldmine and saloon areas can be used for a fee or rented. The only ding is the road and railroad noise across from the park. This would be a great area for family camping or reunions. There were a large group of Sisters On the Fly enjoying themselves while we were here in March. We had 3 bars of Verizon LTE. They’ve only been open a short time and we wish them well.

Perfect for a quick overnight stop. Clean and quiet except gif road noise. The was a timed water bottle refill.

I just spoke with the owner and this location is permanently closed.

Easy access. There is a very long pull out at listed coords with 2 other open areas for a couple rigs each further up. They didn’t look too level though. We took the first. Very quiet, great Verizon. We toured through Goldfield, Gemfield, Gold Point and a dirt road drive to the Castle at the old Hard Luck Mine. We wanted to see the crater in Death Valley but the back entrance is still closed. NO gas station do come with a full tank. Free water and dump in Tonopah. We did have some burro visitors.

Severs dump spots and fresh water. Any rig size. Garbage also. Very clean. $6.

Nice but $10 to dump snd or fill water. This is a campground.

Follow previous posters directions. We didn’t see Snell so turned on Senter which is a big street. Once there there are phone numbers listed to call to get it unlocked. This review and info is the dump station only!

$25

No one here on a Sunday. Very warm. Maybe .8 sites right along the river. Unfortunately no useable Verizon.2 bars boosted but very slow and unreliable Dirt/gravel road in very smooth and mostly flat until it down to river.. We’re in a cabover camper. Wouldn’t take a trailer much over 20 feet. Perfect place to chill. I had 3 bars the first couple miles then nothing.

Right off the road. Large paved site. Plenty of room. Road noise but not too bad.