Wonderful RV Park! Nice level concrete pads, and they save the best spots with a little grass and…read morea tree for traveling RV guests. Incredibly clean. Free WiFi. Really nice secure clubhouse with laundry, 8 sparkling clean toilet/shower rooms, game table with games and books and air conditioned. There's a shaded porch outside the clubhouse with chairs and a barbecue. 2 fenced dog parks. Very reasonably priced and the staff are pleasant, professional and helpful. Will definitely be back if we travel this way again.

Well, can't say that they are customer service oriented... I've left email and phone messages and…read morenever received any responses. When you do get them on the phone, it seems like that you are invading their space. One time I was inquiring about a place to store my RV - never getting any info on size, rate, availability, etc. after 8 days of nothing, I drove over there and was told, sorry we rented our last storage spot out yesterday... The RV park is beautiful and well maintained. Mostly catering to long-term construction workers. I was fortunate to find another place that was very less money, professional, spacious, available immediately, and actually has covered spots available.

If anything is happening in Fallon, chances are, it is happening at the "Churchill County Park &…read moreFairgrounds. The place is quite big and has many accommodations to satisfy various needs. The local rodeos and many other events are hosted here. Will definitely visit again and recommend to others.

This is a quick review for the organization and administration of the covid 19 vaccine to the folks…read moreof Churchill County. Very well organized. My son received vaccine 1&2 here. There was a bit of a wait - maybe 45 minutes, but compared to other facilities, I cannot complain. A big thanks to those who braved the snow shower and cold temperatures as we waited to get vaccinated.

State park that has been kept up. Fee booths were not manned but easy to use self pay stations…read more Water levels depend on run off and irrigation needs. Bugs also depend on water levels! Mosquitoes were hatching. This time of the year the water was high.... Fallon side had clean beaches, plenty of trash receptacles and clean restrooms. You can camp on the beaches or in the developed areas. Boat ramps are available or you can launch off of the beach. Beware of the sand!! Make sure you bring plenty of water and ice. No close stores.

I have so many fond memories of being here with my folks in my younger years. It was so nostalgic…read morevisiting last week. Water levels are lower than I remember, but it was nice to take a trip down memory lane. Every Summer, my parents drove their RV and I watched from the top bunk. My brothers and I could never stay in our seats. My parents never knew what we were up to. We always booked the same block of camping sites and we invited three other family's every year. The old tires swings on the cottonwood trees were always a hit with us kids and staying up late catching June bugs, telling scary stories around a campfire and roasting marshmallows for smores. It was cool showing my kids where my parents brought us camping.

The Overland Hotel Restaurant is a tasty restaurant. It was a Basque restaurant in the past but…read morenow offers a great alternative to finer dining in Fallon Step into old Nevada and enjoy steak or seafood. There's a full bar next door to wet your whistle. We both ordered fish, blackened snapper and salmon. As you can see by the cleaned plates we enjoyed our meals. Service was excellent.

I was passing through the small town of Fallon, Nevada along driving The Loneliest Road in America…read more I had read that this.....the Overland Hotel was a worthwhile stop for anyone interested in exploring Fallon. After getting my Loneliest Road Survival Guide stamped at the Fallon Convention Center, I thought....why not stop by the Overland Hotel and check it out! It's situated right on the corner of historic Maine Street. It can't be missed. On the roof of the place....it simply says...."Hotel"....lol, that's how "old school" this hotel appeared to be. Also, the entire exterior was painted brick red with a little white awning hanging from the 2nd floor. My initial thought was that this hotel was gonna be a real vintage throwback. And that's exactly how I'd describe the Overland Hotel. In all, it's a combined hotel, restaurant, bar, lounge and saloon all mixed into one iconic landmark. Entering inside....the whole vibe and feel certainly oozed of your typical "dive bar". A no frills, classic bar and saloon dedicated to the blue collar folks out there. I would also slightly describe the ambiance like an old western saloon.....yet I had seen a lot better cowboy saloons along my Loneliest Road journey....especially in playful Virginia City, Nevada. Regardless, I did sit down and grab a drink at the bar. Overall, it was nice, an okay/decent moment to stretch out my legs, relax and unwind after many hours on the road. I would assume the hotel is a vintage type of place to stay as well, blending into the whole "old fashioned" theme. For me, I was content to have had a chance to discover this Overland Hotel as a fine roadside stop in Fallon. For anyone else interested in checking out some other attractions in Fallon, I'd recommend passing by the Naval Air Station (supposedly home of the Top Gun Training facility). Also a few miles just east of town along The Loneliest Road was Sand Mountain Recreation Area.....a unique and desolate spot with land-piles of sand and hills to wander, roam around and explore upon.....similar to but not nearly as majestic as Great Sand Dunes National Park near Alamosa, Colorado.

I was heading home from Vegas to Sacramento, and because I have an ID card, I decided to stop for…read morethe night. Prices were much better here, than they were asking in town, and town is only about 10 minutes away. This is definitely not Caesars palace or the silver legacy, but it is very comfortable. Their primary clientele is people either on temporary orders, or on permanent orders waiting for their housing. The rooms are basic, but they are comfortable. The room was very clean, the TV worked. Well, the bed was very comfortable, and the Wi-Fi worked well. There is a free laundry available in every building, all you have to do is provide soap. There is a 24 hour exchange minimart just across the street where you can get soap, as well as food items, snacks, drinks, sundries, etc. The hotel does not serve breakfast, but it is right next-door to the "take five", which does a fast casual breakfast, lunch, and dinner. However, it is not open on the weekend. There are plenty of great places in town to eat, I highly recommend Jerry's restaurant, as well as "the grid." (see separate reviews.) I had a great stay. I may be passing through Fallon again in the near future, so they may be seeing me again. Thanks for a great night.

This place needs to be under investigation by Nevada, it's ironic they have every single ATM…read moreclosed or out of service.. I went to the gate and I asked can I use my card as an ATM? He says it's going to be more than the ATM... Kiss my ass. The sad part was I was willing to take out more money but they chose to try and charge me more. Will never ever frequent this place again to gamble.

excellent staff! clean rooms. good food at steak house. decent price . super good employees! will…read morereturn soon