Great location. Walkable to restaurants, casino and The nut and Candy store. Had a pull thru so…read morewe didn't have to unhook our jeep. Our motorhome is 36'. And good rate!

Place was great Guy at front desk was the best…read morePark was clean Perfect in town location

Pulled into Goldfield as a halfway point in our way home…read more Clean nice wide pull thru sites with full hookups. Nice common area with chairs, fire pit and community dining table. Ice available. Showers and bathrooms clean and updated. Only complaint would be sloping sites towards Columbia St. we have forward bedroom-needed to disconnect to level out.

Clean; clean, clean place to stay. Everything looks new. Bathrooms are spotless. Wi-Fi and…read moreelectrical are great. Easy to get to. Great stop over. I would say this is the nicest yet funky little RV spot I have ever been to. None of the RV camp grounds in this town are fancy BUT my opinion from driving around and looking at all the other RV grounds in Goldfield this IS the best. Loved that it is Veteran owned and operated too.

Quick overnight stop, works great. Didn't use laundry but it looked nice. A simple place but has…read morewhat you need to spend a comfortable night. Well priced!

Best little RV Park!!! Everyone very friendly and helpful. Very clean inside little house where…read moreshower, bathroom, laundry and TV sitting room are. Will be back again when visiting Goldfield. Thank you!!!!

One of our favorite places to visit. I would have given it 5 stars but they took a 75.00 deposit…read moreto dry camp lol. Camping is more than double what it was a few years ago but still a pretty good deal. Just not the great deal it used to be.

Clean, quiet, near everything we needed was a great price felt very safe would go again bookings go…read morefast so book early.

Great location... Easy to book reservations online... Perfect pull thru sites with plenty of space…read more Owner and camp host are extremely welcoming. Had a great time walking up the road and exploring the town. Found some very cool tins for a momento. Also had fun watching a "UFO" from the distance.

Only rv park in goldfield with shade! Very quiet, clean and…read morewelcoming park. I will definitely stay here again! If you off road, you can ride from the campground. Cemetery is 4 minutes away, gemfield 15 minutes. Great view of the town, sunrises and sunsets are incredible. Sure beats being in top of a hill next to the highway!! Can't wait to come back!

Pretty decent campground overall. I've highlighted my top pros and cons for this location…read more Depending on the type of camping you'll be doing, this campground might be perfect for you, or might not. Pros: Great hiking trails, sightseeing, and views General store nearby in case supplies get low. (Very pricey) Running water Clean restrooms Fire pits Picnic tables Camp host on site Cons: -1st come/1st serve is a nightmare. We circled for hours, and watched other do the same. On the morning of our departure, we couldn't even enjoy our breakfast without someone stopping every few minutes to ask if we're leaving and to request we hold the spot. There seemed to be a lot of "unused" space around the entire campground that, in my opinion, could have been used for more sites. -ground is too hard for spikes -small campsites (literally someone is inches away from you) -no showers -no lights inside restrooms -coyotes (but aye, that comes with camping right!)

With 3.4 million acres in Death Valley it would be nice to give all the campgrounds in Death Valley…read morea little more space. As is, Texas Springs "B" loop looks like a gravel parking lot for RV's, trailers, campers and tenters who do not want to stay in designated loop "A" which is for tents only. What's up with that tenters? The parking spaces are way too tight, worse in the Sunset campground down the hill. Fire pits are WAY WAY too close to trailers and so I do not want my Airstream catching fire or the inside smelling like smoke! What's up with that Death Valley Park Ranger? Would Smokey the Bear approve? I doubt it! However, in camp it is beautiful to look in all directions at the colorful geological formations--jaw dropping views! Since we spend very little time in the campground anyway, cuz we are off exploring the wildflower super bloom and hiking--I just need a place to park the 25 foot trailer to eat and sleep anyway. However, more space would make the whole camping outdoors so much more of a pleasurable and memorable experience, when I hang out in camp. There are no lights in the restrooms. Bring your own light. I am ok with that. After all we are outdoors camping. We get to enjoy the night sky without light pollution. You know Death Valley is designated a dark sky place for viewing the stars--I like that too! Let me continue to rant on ... How about some more spacious campgrounds--Mr. Superintendent, Mark Reynolds? My campground was full everyday of my stay! More campgrounds please. Give up some of the 3.4 million acres for something better than a gravel parking lot surrounded by spectacular views ... and more campers will come! So, I step down from my soap box ... I digress! But camp fees are a bargain at $7/night with America the Beautiful, Senior Pass, or $14 normal fee is all quite the deal for quite the extraordinary national park! Quite!!!!! Quite the national treasure!

This is my first time coming out here. We are camping and the RV side decided to take a little…read morewalk. They do have cottages as well that sleep for two adults and two children.. did walk over to the winery. Inside is beautiful. Sit outside is beautiful as well. This would be a wonderful place to have a wedding or a valve renewal. The grounds are gorgeous. Grapes are just coming out completely impressed. 100.

I have stayed here numerous times and the park is very nice and convenient when visiting Death…read moreValley. My disappointment with them was when canceling reservations months in advance; they charged a $25 cancellation fee for each of the two reservations that I cancelled, almost 50% of my deposit. Going forward I will stay at the Oasis RV park in Las Vegas, which is conveniently close to I-15 and doesn't charge such a ridiculous cancellation fee.

We visited for a long weekend in January and such a cool experience! Known as the hottest part of…read morethe US. We loved the different scenery in different areas of the park. Going in January was not very hot and some water was in the basin which was cool to see! We were there from 10AM to sunset and was able to hit all the major spots and get a longer hike in. The park is pretty spread out too so be mindful of driving time. Most hikes are easy, out of the parking lot to a short walk but we did one longer hike that was fine with a January cooler temp, but I'm not sure I would visit during summer time.

Itinerary: Day 1 -…read moreVisitor Center, Zabriskie Point, 20 Mule Team Canyon, Ubehebe Crater Day 2 - Badwater Basin, Devil's Golf Course, Artists Drive, The Ranch, Dantes View Day 3 - Mesquite Sand Dunes, Mosaic Canyon Day 4 - Salt Creek We found out real quick that we need to pay attention to elevation levels in the park. Lower elevations in the early morning and late evening and higher elevations in the afternoon to handle to heat. I also recommend hats and sunbrellas. After running our plan by a ranger, then headed to Zabriskie Point. Short hike up to an amazing viewpoint. The variety in the landscape is stunning. After, we drove through the unpaved 20 Mule Team Canyon and saw a lot of rock formations there too. I have a hatchback and made it through nicely. Ubehebe Crater was a bit of a drive, but the crater was also over 10F cooler and super windy. Also huge and awesome to see. We hiked a bit to the Little Hebe Crater, and hiked into the crater itself. So cool! There were some wildflowers around the area that were really pretty. We went to Badwater Basin early in the morning and saw the salt up close - looks very different than seeing it from the higher viewpoints. Badwater Basin is the lowest point in North America at 282ft below sea level. The white salt was vast and stretched as far as some adjacent mountain ranges. There's a small natural pool that had snails! Artists Drive was really colorful - so many hues of red, blue, gray, brown, white... it was really beautiful. Definitely one of the most picturesque views I saw in the park. There are restaurants, stores, and gas stations in the park. We had lunch at Wild Rose Tavern at The Ranch, then enjoyed some ice cream at the parlor. We enjoyed the cooler temperatures at Dantes View, which was stunning. There's such a great panoramic view from up there, and seeing Badwater Basin both up close and from so high up in the same day was surreal. There were a lot of bugs though, but also a lot of wildflowers! Not as many as a few weeks prior, but still very pretty to see in the desert. The Mesquite Sand Dunes I would definitely recommend visiting in the early morning. There's barely any shade, and it can get hot. What a unique part of the park! Same with Salt Creek, though it's much shorter and more manageable. We so many pupfish! At times, it looked like they were jumping out of the water. I want to come back to do some stargazing and astrophotography another time!

Beware!!!! Lots of drugs, theft and drama!!! The only thing…read moregoing for it is the pool if it's open, lots of drama and drugs!! Don't let the gates fool you, half the time they are broke and open at night! Don't waste your money!

The woman who answered the phone was so unbelievably rude to me when I was inquiring about renting…read morea space for a month-a requirement to get Nevada residency and a driver's license. " That's illegal. " She said and hung up on me. She didn't let me finish in that that would be the first step to getting residency.

The people there were very nice. It had lots to do-swimming pool,spa, weight room, game room,…read moreplayground, koi pond. I wish we could've stayed a couple more days.

I wasn't going to review this but it just didn't sit right with me. Was visiting a friend last…read morenight and when I went to go through the gate the security lady was extremely rude. I have never felt like so much of an inconvenience. Then when we were going for a walk for her to show me around, I saw the same lady get verbally aggressive to a woman in her car. I had planned on getting a membership and now, I'm disgusted and don't think I'll be returning or trying to join. Nasty workers make a bad environment. Good luck.