We recently stayed at Stateline for 5 nights at one of their tent sites. First of all, the proprietor, Cheryl was an absolute love: extremely friendly and helpful. A review on another website said there were no tent sites; this is incorrect. There were 3 separate tentsites (which easily fit 2+ tents each) and, in my opinion, they were far superior to the RV sites. Each tentsite had grass and at least two trees (very welcome in the high desert sun). Compared to the RV sites which were close together, gravel, with zero trees, the tentsites were an oasis.
The bathrooms were old, stained, but exceptionally clean. If you are into Instagram Glamping, this may not be the spot for you. But if you are looking for a clean, decent campsite, read on.
The site is centrally located in town: one block from the only restaurant (Say When Bar, Café and Casino), two to three blocks from both gas stations and the Quinn River Market (the main market).
The RV Park/campground was easy to find, but the downside is that it is a block from the main highway through town, so you can hear trucks driving by at night. My only other issue was large lights which stayed on all night. Helpful to find the bathroom at 3 a.m., but not sleep friendly.
I tried to provide both positive and negative points, but overall, we were very happy here. Will gladly visit again our next time in the area.
The tent camping was $15 per night for the first person and $25 for two people (no additional charge for our large, but well behaved dog). We heard RV camping is $40 per night which includes water, 30 amp electric and sewer(?).
Thank you Cheryl for a lovely week staying with you. read more