As full time RV-ers, we always appreciate a nice park for our overnight stays as we travel across…read morethe country. And this is a NICE one. Good pricing, easy pull-in, easy to level, perfect hookups. And it's QUIET! It's away from the usual truck and train noise. The roads are paved. The sites are stone. Laundry and bath facilities are neat and clean. We found this to be a very nice oasis in the desert.

Bad news. Randy Clark sold Clark park. Since last year, the price has gone up from $45 to $65 per…read morenight. Clark Park has always been first-come-first-served. We've been there 20 times in the past 10 years and never had a problem. Well the new owners decided to make it by reservation only. We couldn't have known. We arrived and chose an open site, as always. We paid and settled in. A couple of hours later people showed up and informed us that we were in the site that they had reserved online. There is no one on site to help. No office with someone to tell us about the changes. We drove 5.5 hours to get there. Well, after a few phone calls and a half hour, someone came to straighten things out. But the uncomfortable situation ruined the place for us and, we expect, the other campers too. We won't reserve a site there for fear that the same thing will happen to us as happened to the campers who reserved the site. It's a shame but after 20 stays, we're not going back.

We spent 2 nights here in spot 6, there was enough room for our 32' travel trailer plus the tow…read morevehicle. The sites are dirt, some are shaded. I noticed one picnic table but there is a picnic and play area for small children. The restrooms are clean. The ladies room has a baby changing station. The ladies room has a sewer gas smell but again, it is clean. They have 10 sites on the upper east side of the building and more on the west side at a lower elevation, the street to access the west side is steep. The sites are above the road, our bedroom is up front so the noise didn't bother us at all. Full Hookups 50 amp for $35 per night. Call 775-722-7027 before unhooking. The secretary got right back to me and we were able to stay in the site we backed into. Note the phone number is wrong on this app at the time of this review.

We stayed for one night driving from Arizona to Oregon and it was a great, quiet place for the…read moreevening. Nothing fancy, but it was just fine.

Not clean nor family friendly. Personally didn't feel safe leaving anything outside my trailer.read more

TeePee has the best rates in town and is close to everything.read more

This place was great! After a long week of roughing it, we were tired, dusty and nearly out of…read morefood and water! We wanted a quiet place to stay, hot showers, and some rest! Last year we stayed at the former KOA (or K-O-Nay, if you wish) and they apparently ducked out early the day after chukar opener, and lucky for us, the nice folks at Winnemucca RV Park answered the phone when their sister park didn't! We got a good rate, nice amenities and they even gave doggie treats for our bestest bird doggo! We missed the pool being mid-October, but the showers were clean, and the park didn't have the fancy KOA-esque bells and whistles (dog wash, playground, fire pit) but then again, I suppose the KO-Nay wouldn't either anymore! In transit to or from hunting spots, the Winnemucca RV Park is an oasis! Close to food, fuel and freeway access, it was the perfect place to stop over and shake off the dust.

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.

Very beautiful small town The RV park is community owned…read moreVery clean bathrooms nice showers Across the street from a bar-restaurant. Full hookups for $30 One of my very favorites

Patriotic small "living" ghost town. This park is a great destination for a group with toys(quads,…read moreside by sides). Nearby access to the Santa Rosa Mountains for breathtaking views and fun riding . Across the street there is a unique local bar, for adults to enjoy a drink and tables with ice cream and sodas for the kiddos. At the RV park, Multiple full hook up and non hook up sites. Amazingly friendly owners and townspeople. Super clean restrooms with showers and access to an indoor full court basketball. We went on Memorial Day Weekend and were able to purchase a fabulous full breakfast, watch a local parade and memorial service at the town cemetery. The speakers were heart felt, sharing personal stories of local residents father's buried in the cemetery that served during WW2 and both were POW's, and made it back to continue their lives in Paradise Valley, complete with the pledge of allegiance and the national anthem played perfectly on a trumpet.

This is a bare bones with full hook ups for $30 per night. No bathrooms. No attendant on site…read more Cash pay at a kiosk. Wi-Fi was spotty. Pull through sites are pretty level on dirt and gravel. The back in sites are a little weedy. And not as level. You pull in and go to the right and come around the back for the pull throughs. Plenty of room to turn with our 35 ft pulling a jeep toad. And sites are long enough to keep the toad hooked up. Recommend you call to reserve slot. He only takes cash or Zelle. If you get his voicemail he will call you back. Take note. The only store is champs which is a convenience store. And Austin is known as the city of churches. A lot of old churches and other old buildings.

Stopped after passing several really bad looking rv stops. Advertised as having pull through. But…read moreit is misleading as all are "reserved" despite no one using them. Since hubby had already paid moved to a back in. It was incredibly uneven and almost impossible to level due to the mud and condition of the site. There is another park across the street. I would recommend trying that one. If you are in a big rig you are better off looking for a more reputable place

We visited when they had quite a bit of construction going on adjacent to the office. They had put…read moredetour signs up to direct us around the entrance closure so it was not a problem. We stayed twice on this trip, once in a pull through on the second row from the office, and once on the newer first row from the office. This park is large and there are a few grassy areas for pets on the ends of the parking rows. Lots of road surface to walk your pets also. Each site has full hook-ups. The older sections have more mature trees. Both sites were asphalt paved parking surface with gravel on both sides. Our first site had the water valve inside a round enclosure. The valve was off when I hooked up, and I reached in to turn on the valve and a black widow spider ran past my hand. I was a little hesitant to get back in there again, so I turned the splitter valve off when we left. They had a nice large office/clubhouse, but we didn't use any of that area. They had a dump station available that we didn't need either. There was a Winger's restaurant/Casino next to the office that we tried our luck at the casino side but didn't eat in the restaurant. On our second visit, we booked within one day due to an emergency and they were very accommodating to us. We also arrived early, and they had to charge us $5.00 early fee, but we were just glad they let us park early. We will definitely return again when in the area.

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.

It was a okay place for over night. The highway noise at the entrance and the I-80 to the near was…read morevery loud stating at 2 AM. Easy in and out and back on the Interstate. Restrooms older but very clean.

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!