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25 sites with electric only for $25/night at each site with potable water spigots throughout. Central rv dump with rinse and potable water along with trash dumpsters about a quarter mile away.
Two bars Verizon LTE but very slow, would not recommend beyond email and texting for teleworkers.

Very nice, newer campground areas. Museum and gift shop were closed during COVID19 but walking trails and river access were awesome. 4miles down a wide dirt road to get to the campground, but easily managed without four-wheel drive for even the largest rig if you are comfortable with a few washboard spots.
Central dump with no portable wash water.

Plenty of primitive (no water nor electric) and developed (potable water and electric) campsites with shaded picnic tables. Giant group picnic/campsite areas built as well.
Mostly desert landscape with a few trees. Wind can whip up fairly quickly. A few farms nearby with cows. Lots of atv/dirt bike trails and folks utilizing them.

Easy to navigate dump within furnace creek campground. Open 24/7 inside campground. Has rinse water for black tanks and down from dump has potable water hose on driver’s side of rig.

Easily access off 395 south of Bridgeport (where overnight parking on streets is not allowed). Dirt roads with some ruts and potholes, but drivable. Depending on the sites, don’t expect them to be too level. But the views are very nice. Fairly busy the mid week we stayed.

Great spots along the different ridges. The views are spectacular in all directions, Carson Valley to Sierra’s and Lake Tahoe. Can be fairly windy depending on the day. No trees or shade readily available. We did not have any close neighbors. The roads are dirt, some severely rocky spots and big ruts. But a 2 wheel drive class C could make it with a little care and attention. A few rocky fire rings, spotty cell service, absolutely no water nor dump nor utilities. Most areas had a lot of spent shells and broken glass unfortunately.

Easily accessible off 395 although the further back you go the narrower the dirt roads and less clearance you have for your rig. Beautiful wooded setting. My new favorite dispersed site.

Great gas station with dump and rinse water. A bit dirty around the drain (someone before us obviously did not get their hose into the hole and made a mess without cleaning up). But will definitely get gas here again and use their facilities in the future. Thank you Maverick!

Very scenic, albeit littered area (dog poop and trash). About five miles from the interstate exit, but a convenient (and free) overnight stop along I-80 if you need one. Barely any road noise overnight. Late sunrise as you are inside the canyon. No cell service. No water, trash nor hookups. Tight turn around for some longer rigs.

Cute tree lined foothill next to open meadow with river access a short hike away. Plenty of dispersed sites that can accommodate any rig of any size. Lots of people and sometimes fairly close, but you still retain decent privacy. Very loud group of fifth wheelers the weekend we were there, but they settled down after 2230. No water nor electrical nor dump, haphazard cell service. Would definitely camp here again.

Close together spots in well decked out KOA. Lots of family and dog friendly activities. On the edge of town but accessible (watch out for the tree on the left coming into the park). Small dog park. Good central dump and store for amenities.