We stayed at New Frontier for one night while passing through Winnemucca. Easily the cleanest,…read morenicest RV park in Winnemucca. The WiFi was good, the FHU's were good and the asphalt pads were fairly level. The bathrooms are clean and modern with plenty of roomy showers and sinks. Winger's restaurant is next door and there is a casino next to Wingers, all within walking distance. I would recommend New Frontier to others.

July 9, 2026- Winnemucca, NV…read more IThis campground is fine for what it is--a convenient one-night stop. The sites are level with full hookups, and it's a large RV park. Overnight guests will most likely be assigned to the D row, where the other one-night travelers are grouped together. The park has a somewhat institutional feel, with modular cabin buildings that each contain three cabins. The full-time RV residents are located in the back rows of the park. There is a fenced gravel dog run, but no swimming pool. I had planned to do laundry, but all three of the large washing machines were out of order, leaving only three small washers, which were already in use. Also, Wi-fi did not work very well. I used my cell service which worked much better. The camp store had very little inventory, and all of the refrigerated cases were empty. In addition, the area outside the office was fenced off and being used to store construction materials, which didn't make the best first impression. Overall, it served its purpose as an overnight stop, but I wouldn't choose it as a destination for a longer stay.

A solid good campsite. Most of the designated campsites are immediately off of the creek, which I…read moreLOVED. Lots of opportunity for shade. Several restrooms available. Each campsite offered a picnic table and a fire pit. This appeared to be a local teen hangout, which was not a bother given the fact the Sheriff patrolled the area. The downside is all campsites are immediately off the access dirt road which meant lots of dust/dirt flying when people drove by.

If you're looking for a basic, no-frills BLM campsite, this is a pretty good one. Quiet at night,…read moreaway from the city, but not too far from I-80. As far as I can tell, it's free - there was no info on the kiosk about where or how to pay, and the ranger who collected trash in the morning didn't ask for a camping fee. Services: They have toilets and picnic tables, but no running water. One star off for the fact the cattle wander through the site (and campsites!) freely, so I was woken up by mooing, very close by, just after dawn. It was pretty - not breathtaking, and probably not a vacation destination, but definitely a good place to camp for the night if you're traveling through and want to avoid paying $33+ for a tent space at the KOA right off the freeway.

We love this place! Super fun and quiet, so it feels relaxing. The area to swim is big so plenty of…read moreroom to enjoy it all with the other families. Great places to hike all around and plenty to see! Bring a hat when you come, it's super sunny and very humid. My family always has a blast, and we come just about every year for the last few years.

Been here once, had my dog with me. The dog beach was tiny!! And he was not OK with other dogs so…read morehad there been anyone else there at all the day we went, we would've had to leave and be out the entrance fee I think it was $10. I would only suggest this beach for anyone who wants to go with their dog if their dogs are smaller and/or you know without a doubt that your pup will be fine around other dogs. Otherwise, it's off leash just like at a dog park and it may not be a pleasant experience for you. The people part of the beach seemed nice but I couldn't go explore as we had our dog with us. It's a pretty spot for sure, but I'd rather go down to another beach/lake area which is much larger in order to have a better/easier experience when traveling with my pups, which is often so there's that.

I was on a road trip in early March with my dog, and was looking for hiking opportunities. I…read moredecided to give Water Canyon a try. It was a good time. First, the challenges I faced -- (1) At that time of year, snow was melting at lower elevations, and things were very muddy. I just was driving a little sedan with limited clearance, and I realized I would not be able to drive to the end of the trailhead. I parked at one of the campsites and hiked. Even still, my car got really muddy (later the interior got muddy when I got back in!). The lessons are to drive a car with some clearance and 4-wheel-drive if possible, and bring a towel or something to clean off! (2) There was a surprising amount of snow still in March once you get on the trail. I probably should have waited just a bit longer. We were still able to hike for a while, but I wasn't prepared for the snow. Having said that, it was a nice hike. We got some great sunshine, and as the sun started to go down, you get great shadows. It feels like there could be quite a bit of wildlife around you. I saw several campers at the campsites on the way to the trailhead. They seemed to be enjoying themselves. Several other dogs nearby. The place is pretty close to town, also. I stayed at a hotel in Winnemucca that night, and this was a convenient hike for a traveler.

Camped here on a rainy Thursday night, 7/23/15, at the last campsite before the gate...in the grove…read moreof birch trees by the creek. I LOVED IT! One of the best campsites I've stayed at, and it was F R E E ! ! Right outside town, but felt very remote and peaceful (although I can see where it would get rowdy on weekends...there was lots of graffiti on the table about kids having sex there and whatnot). Site was huge, flat and equipped with a fire ring and a picnic table...surrounded by a stately grove of trees, with a view of the creek. No mosquitoes, but plenty of birds and a skunk (who left us alone, thankfully). Not sure if wood gathering is permitted, but there was plenty around. There were also vault toilets nearby. I would DEFINITELY stay here again! Can't recommend this enough!

Very nice RV park! So glad we stopped here for a night on our way from Boise to June Lake (halfway…read morepoint) the ladies in the office were so nice and accommodating! We had a reservation next door at the Winnemucca RV park but had concerns based on their reviews so we drove in here first and the gal in the office was able to not only accommodate us but also transferred our payment over from the other place because evidently they are under the same company just different management! Thank you so much!! Very clean here! It's all gravel and everything is well maintained. Large bathroom/showers, a pool, 2 doggie areas (no grass though) kind of like large sand boxes but very clean! They even have a dog washing station! Clearly they're a dog friendly RV park. Theres a lot of long term guests there, some who are working the lithium mines 60 miles away, everyone is friendly. I'd definitely recommend staying here!

The positives: Our spot was ready when we arrived and was…read moreample in size with full hookups. The RV park is easy access off the 80 which was an added bonus. The office is closed Sunday and Monday but the self check in process was clear and they had our reservation info ready. They have a small playground and a dog washing station. I didn't go into the bathrooms...so no advice on that. The downsides: It seems part RV park part trailer park of sorts. There were many trailers that appeared permanent and lots of big dogs outdoors in kennels set up. They have a koi pond that is in need of a deep clean. The pool looks decent but if the office is closed (all day Sunday and Monday) the pool is closed as well, which is a bummer. Overall: An easy pull off for a night of rest before hitting the road but not quite the place you'd want to hang out outdoors in the evening for ambiance.

This is strictly a stay over. Get off the road rest. No frills the owner was very nice but again…read moreit's just gravel. It's flat so it's easy to get in and out, but there's literally nothing here. Nothing in the town nothing. But make sure you fill up with gas across the street before you leave . Again, I would stay here if I had to come back this way because it was convenient. AND we felt SAFE, Only downfall was I didn't like I had to pay five dollars extra for a shower. but other than that, everything was OK. Just some advice. I would get a spot for the doggies. My dogs need to use the restroom and luckily I carry potty pad because I have Chihuahuas. It would've been terrible to put them on that gravel. .

For where it is was just what we needed. After 21 days boondocking it was perfect full hook ups…read moreand level gravel sites. $45 cash or check and super quiet. Highly recommend for over night stay for sure.

Would not recommend this location. We ended up not staying. It appears to be long-term for most RVs…read moreand very shaddy individuals. The pool pump was broken and there appeared to be sewage on the ground. The pictures are nothing like what you see at the park. You'd be better off at a rest stop then to stay here.

Would not recommend this park.... website is inaccurate. Bathrooms were not very clean and were in…read moreneed of major repair. Gravel lot and RV's packed in like sardines... pet run was ridiculous. Our water did not work.

They were very friendly and willing to answer any questions I had. I am planning on going again in…read morethe next week. I drive from Texas and it's worth the trip to me.

I booked a 50A site (13A) but when I arrived, I found out there was no firepit. I asked if there…read morewere any other options and they were able to move me to a 30A RV site with a firepit. It was memorial weekend so the place was packed and fully booked but they were still able to accommodate my request. They also planned a BBQ and a band to play since it was memorial weekend. Folks who paid for mining was able to attend the dinner. The band could not play because it ended up raining. The bathrooms were clean and was always stocked with toilet paper. Shower was also clean and had good pressure with hot water. There's no reception here but there is WIFI (star-link?) available around the campground. I drove here with a Tesla Y and was able to charge at the campground with the full amperage (30A - 24A for the vehicle). Cassie was very helpful with her knowledge about opal mining and we went out to the tailings for a day to try our luck. We found a few pieces of small opal and petrified wood pieces.

North out of Winnemucca, this park is pretty much all sand dunes. I didn't want to get sand all…read moreover the underside of my Sprinter van but if that's not a problem for you, you should have a great time. The sand is pretty hard packed, at least at the entrance and into the front parking area. There was a pickup truck here today with their camper van. This is a perfect spot for camping and for ATVing. Lots of sunshine, lots of open space and lots of dunes for zipping around on your quad. Scenery is amazing. [Review 17746 overall - 83 in Nevada - 1267 of 2022.]

ATV area with a few trails a standard vehicle can go down in good conditions. Beautiful backdrop…read moreright now with snow in the surrounding mountains. A bit of broken glass in some areas but over all not too trashed. This is also a quiet area on week nights if you are just looking to get the dog out and maybe take a walk or jog yourself.