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.

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!

C Horse Ranch was a fantastic overnight stay facility for my mare during our move from California…read moreto Colorado. The owners were so warm and welcoming. The facility was beautiful and clean. My mare had a large paddock with plenty of space for her to move around, find shelter, and see other horses. I highly recommend C Horse Ranch for anyone looking for equine overnight stay/horse hotel when passing through Winnemucca.

Always clean, always helpful and equipment is always in working order. It's nice having an open…read moreroom down stairs for classes and a small one upstairs for a quiet area to stretch.

I can't believe you're not open on the weekends. When am I supposed to make it to the gym when I…read morework Monday-Friday ???

It's a full gym with all the equipment you need. The staff/kid club was very nice and welcoming. I…read morehighly recommend.

Lots of equipment , staff is nice. You got everything you need., I would recommend this place to…read moreeveryone if you enjoy working out and you're looking for a place if you're out of town, it would be perfect for you, month to month membership perfect

I was very impressed with this park. It has a lot of space to run around, the grass is beautiful…read moreand the equipment is in great shape. If you have kids and need a place to stop and let them get out to burn some steam, this is a great spot.

This park isn't huge, but it is well maintained and is used very frequently by the community for…read morepersonal events. It is a great sledding spot during the winter and a great spot to enjoy the sunshine in the summer. There is a playground for the kids, a sand volley ball court, covered picnic tables, and restrooms.

After just one class, I feel like this is a 5 star place. The owner, Amber Gourley, is so…read moresupportive, encouraging, friendly and helpful. I have just started Kaia, this was my 3rd class (the first 2 being in Sparks), so I am behind the other girls that were there, and still pretty weak. She modified all the exercises for a beginner, and still encouraged me every step of the way. Since I work in Sparks, the Spanish Springs Kaia, is working with the Winnemucca Kaia, so I can still attend classes, for one price, based on which location I am in for the day. It took a while to get worked out, but the kinks were with the national company, each local ownership provided amazing customer service, and I highly recommend sticking with conversing with the local entities vs. the corporate side of things. Amber started us off with a fun hula hooping warm up activity, fun and "pump you up" music, and ended with a few nutrition tips and a reminder to drink lots of water. The only improvement would be to the website, as the class times aren't listed, but Amber responds extremely fast and can give you the times. Right now, its Monday thru Wednesday with 5 am, 9 am, and 5:30 pm classes, with Thursday being the walk/run day, at 6 am, and back to the other schedule for Friday. Unlike the bigger city schedule, we don't have classes over the weekend here, which I actually prefer. The main point, I was nervous and embarrassed to start Kaia, they advertise as a place for all types and levels, but you never know what you are getting into. And while I was discouraged I wasn't at the same level as the other girls my first day, Amber, made me feel like, the work I did do, was awesome for me, and so it motivated me to keep working hard so I can see the results. Don't be ashamed or scared to come in, they will work and modify it so you have something that challenges you at your skill and strength level. They want you to succeed.

After every workout, I walk out feeling it was better than the last one! The koaches are very…read moreknowledgeable on the moves and the correct way to do them to get the most out of your workout. If you are having a hard time doing a move they will come alongside you and show you the correct way.

Several of us went on a ~4 mile hike through this rugged, stunningly beautiful park last weekend…read more We passed through dry washes and climbed switchback trails to the top of mesas with excellent views of Lake Havasu. We saw a huge variety of cacti and other native flora. I can't comment on the campgrounds. But overall the park seems to be very well maintained with clearly marked trails of varying length and difficulty. The park offers views of a seemingly vast expanse of water. Yet, when faced with the ever increasing demands from thirsty metropolitan areas throughout the Southwest, it begins to seem like only a semblance of abundance. Turn and walk a few hundred yards inland to where the lake is no longer visible and you're struck by the stark, unrelenting reality of the desert. Coming from Minnesota, I admit to being at times somewhat complacent about water. It's easy to take for granted when surrounded by lakes, rivers and streams. But I came away with a renewed appreciation and respect for just how precious water really is. At the very least, no matter where I am I can take simple measures like turning off the tap when shaving and brushing my teeth and limiting the length of showers. Modest efforts to be sure. But I have to believe they are still very much worth doing.

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.