We pulled in way past check in time. The reservationist called to see when we might be in and let us know our reserved spot. Clean, level, quiet. Great spot to stop in between Reno and Las Vegas read more

Driving through & stopped for the night. Been here several times & it's a great place to spend a night or two or longer. Last time we had some problems, but on this trip all was fine. Level concrete pads, full hook-ups, WiFi, propane sales, laundry & so much more. Grocery store, fuel & restaurants are nearby (actually within walking distance) With a Good Sam discount, it's only $38.00 for our one night stay. read more

We were making our way back from SoCal and needed to stop so we could rest. On the way down we used a different rest stop and this time wanted power and a little more security. For $42 it offered us restrooms, showers, power, water and sewer. Along with cable tv and a store we didn't get a chance to use. The grounds were clean, it was easy to park our camper in the provided space. Staff was nice and friendly. This is going to be our "prep stop" each time we make our way down to SoCal. Highly recommend. read more

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Fine for the price for one night. Clean. Some highway noise but with our ac full blast we couldn't hear it. Update: We're baaaack. Just a half way stopping point. No frills but does have hookups etc and it's very clean. Perfect for just overnight for us. $44. read more

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We have stopped at Whiskey Flats RV Park numerous times on our way south and on our way north. It's in a perfect location and easy on and off Highway 97. The park is clean and all sites are pull-thrus. The only problem we discovered this time is may of the tree limbs an catch your slides if you aren't careful. They need to be cut back. One other issue we found on the site we were on is that the concrete pad was not level. One side of it had been broken down. Overall it's a perfect stop but make sure you have reservations if going thru Hawthorne during peak travel time of snowbirds. It tends to fill up. read more

Clean and reasonably priced for a stop over. Cons: water is not good quality and they they get alot of construction workers staying there and they dont put them in one area. So you can wind up next to a 'roughneck' sat afternoon drinking session and diesel pickup warm ups at 6 am. But is is the only choice to stay in Hawthorne where you wont get ripped off. The front desk people are very accommodating. read more

We have stayed at this park a few times years back. Reviews looked decent so thought we'd give it a try again for an overnight stay. First, with the park maybe 55% full, at check in we were put in a site in the back of the park smack dab surrounded by long term residents. I asked to be moved, which they accommodated. 2nd site more up front but an all dirt site, surrounded by open sites with concrete pads. The park was actually clean and neat except for absolutely COVERED, and I do mean covered with dog poop!!! Everywhere you looked and walked, poop all over. It didn't matter whether it was grass, rock, dirt it was there. To top it off we watched a big German shepherd wonder down behind our RV, off leash, no one with it, and take a !! Not a Good Sam park any longer so for the price we paid, not sure if I would stay there again. read more

Concrete sites, full hookups, cable, nice views, clean restrooms and showers for $42 a night. Safeway is a 5 minute walk away, there's a Chevron next to the Safeway and of course the golden arches are nearby. The perfect stopover place! read more

Best dump in town for $15. Beautiful restrooms with showers, immaculate campground. Will definitely be back when in this neck of the woods!

They advertised tv channels and wifi, none of which work. Power and water do work. Trees need to be trimmed because we could not open our awning. Never again. read more

We booked a 1 night stay here, passing through to Idaho & this place is GREAT! Check in was fast & easy (office closed at 6pm) we did pay $2.50 per person over 4 travelers (no big deal). The park is quiet, clean & conveniently near a grocery store & pizza place for a quick dinner to take back for our group of kids. Our kids all used the park's shower facilities in the morning & said they were SO CLEAN! And we've been at some yucky ones so great job to the staff here! We will definitely be back in our next trip out this way! read more

We have stayed here twice and both times extremely happy! Excellent help at the front desk. When driving in from a long day in the dark we were able to reserve their last spot! They left our packet in the electrical book. We were ready to crawl into our trailer and turn on the heat on this cold snowy day! Beautiful surroundings here. Snow capped hills, beautiful lake, nice quiet town. Clean, safe, quiet park. Great little spot on the longest highway! read more

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Whiskey Flats RV Park was a lovely place for an overnight stop on our way to Vegas. Wonderful customer service. Clean, level, roomy spot. Verizon came in strong enough for us to stream. Clean restrooms/showers. Interesting views for the area. Recommend this place for an overnight stop if you are passing through Hawthorne, NV. read more

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NIce, well maintained RV park. Friendly, helpful staff. Amenities close by. Easily accessible with drive through sites.

We've driven past Whiskey Flats hundreds of times and always dismissed it. Partly because it was always close enough to home it didn't make sense to stop there. Partly because it doesn't look like much from the road.  But as we set out from Carson City as newly-minted full-timers on our way to Phoenix and realizing our original goal of Tonopah was not a great one (the RV options there are lackluster to say the least), we opted for Whiskey Flats. We're so glad we did. It was a nice surprise. It has lovely views, everything is super clean, the staff friendly and welcoming. The sites are certainly not as generous as state parks we generally choose but they were roomier than a most of the RV parks we've stayed in. Sites are level and the alleys between rows was quite generous and easy to navigate. Our pull-through was seamless to get in and out of. They get an A for effort on the wifi, in that they provide lots of zones to try to connect to. Unfortunately we didn't have much luck with any of them. I don't know if that was a glitch that night or if that's the norm. Overall, it ended up being a great spot for a quick overnight. read more

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While making our way up north to Reno we stopped here for two nights and we are so happy we did. The grounds are clean and beautiful, the staff was friendly and helpful and the bathroom/showers very were clean. It was next to the highway but it was super quiet and relaxing. If you have off road vehicles definitely bring them, the fields and hills go on for miles. Breathtaking views and cool air made for one of the best Rv parks we've stayed in in awhile. We will definitely be back if in the area again. read more

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Called while on the road to make a reservation for the night and the man who answered wasn't overly friendly but he was succinct and accommodated our requests for a pull through a bit removed from the road due to noise (traveling with a baby). We informed him we'd be arriving late, around 9pm. He said they close at 7pm but would leave all the info for us at our site. We arrived a bit earlier than expected but followed his instructions to easily find our site. Our receipt was there along with a hand-written note including the bathroom lock code and a request to disconnect water since it'd get near freezing that night. The only issue I had was that the rules said dogs are not allowed on the grass, which he didn't mention when I said on the phone that we have 2 dogs. Our dogs are trained to use the bathroom in grass, so it would've been helpful to know that ahead of time so we could've planned a stop for them. Overall, it was a convenient, clean, well-organized site for a quick overnight. read more

A lot of full time residence and travelers pretty much get the overflow. Price is ok. Stay for one night is fine but nothing to do in Hawthorne either. Next time I'd plan accordingly read more

The facilities are clean and full hookups all work. It is a nice clean place to stop for a night or stay for a few days. We will come here again. Another plus is it is very close to a well stocked Safeway. Good place to replenish. read more

Great RV park in Nevada. Clean, very nice folks who run the place. Level, concrete pads, big enough to not unhook if just one night. Right next to freeway but surprisingly not that noisy. None at night. Walker Lake is very pretty to go see. Sad, that it is dying. The Hawthorne Ordinance museum is town is great. They have a lot of cool things to see. read more

Really a super clean facility. They offer showers, full hook ups, ling pull thrus, a huge laundry room, a store, and well groomed area, plus a storage facility. Really appreciate them being here read more

Whiskey Flats RV Park - Great laundry room - RV Parks Near Me - Hawthorne, Nevada

We stayed at this park twice going to and from Vegas. Each time, the check-in process was smooth and no nonsense which I enjoyed. The park was clean and lit well, the sites were all paved and full hookups. They offered access to a laundry room which we did not use, bathrooms (the women's was clean and warm--important when the nights were well below freezing), cable and wifi. Going there, the wifi worked perfectly, the second time, there must have been more users because it was not as reliable. If I were driving through Nevada again, I would definitely stay at this park a third time. It's in the middle of nowhere, but still has a nice town with common comforts and most importantly--to me--cell service! read more

We were rerouted to Hawthorne from lee vining due to 395 closure. It was 5ish so we decided to stay in Hawthorne and head back on our original route to South Lake Tahoe in the morning. We walked in without reservations but no problem they had a great pull through spot so we didn't have to unhook. Office staff was very friendly and accommodating. The park was very clean, quiet, and well groomed. Full hook ups with cable and WiFi. Price was great at $30 night for good Sam members. A perfect place to get off the road and rest. read more

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My husband and I travel through Nevada from Oregon to Arizona every year.. Coming and going we stay here.. It has been a constant stop over for a few years now.. Friendly and helpful staff.. Everything about this park is A-1.. We stay one or two nights.. Depends on which way we are headed.. read more

Definitely in a Nice place to stay very well-maintained management was nice I would recommend anybody driving through to stop here the kids were able to ride their bikes around and play in nice green grass! read more

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This park is an easy off and back on highway 95, being immediately adjacent. The facilities and grounds are neat and clean. The lot is gravel, and though it's decent gravel there are sections around the parameter that are heavily rutted and significantly uneven (making it hard on vehicles towing). If you like smiles and friendly service, avoid spending your time and money at Whiskey Flats. I've watched several customers being treated as if they were burdens for being there. If you just need a place to rest for the night, just ignore the unfriendly service - but chances are you won't return. If you can stay in Fallon, there are more options there and it's a town with many services (stores, restaurants, stations,...). Or, consider Tonopah - there's a newer RV park there. By the way, there are a few places to fuel up your RV (including diesel) in Hawthorne - easy for bigger rigs. So, you can go on to Fallon or Tonopah. There is a small Safeway grocery store located next door to Whiskey Flats. If you're desperate for a place to stop, Whiskey Flats will likely meet your needs. If you can drive on to Fallon or Tonopah (depending on your direction of travel), do it - especially if you like to feel welcomed. Whiskey Flats should grade the outer parameter and have someone work in the office that is friendly and courteous to travelers. read more

We arrived on time, May 7th, 2020. Found the space assigned to us--it was occupied by an RV. Drove around for 10 minutes to confirm that there wasn't duplicate sites in different rows with the same numbers. Called the phone number for the office, and left a message because there was no one to talk to. Drove to the main building, found the restrooms and office. There was a sign there indicating that the Host was in site 18. Drove to site 18, knocked on the door of the RV. A very angry man answered the door and what followed next was shocking. When we attempted to introduce ourselves he interrupted, and in a threatening tone said, "I know who YOU are. You're the guys who said you were going to stay here yesterday, and you didn't show. I waited up for you!" We were shocked by his attack, and realizing that he had the wrong "guys" tried to calmly correct him, saying "no, we are the ones who called you yesterday afternoon from Portland Oregon, with an arrival for tonight" and we tried to give him the details of our reservation for this evening. He cut us off: "you told me you were in Tonopah" (a town that, until I looked it up the next day, had never heard of, and was in the opposite direction from where we were coming), "and that you'd be here in two hours!" We again attempted to correct his misunderstanding, explaining "There's no way we could have driven here in two hours from Portland Oregon (so we couldn't have arrived yesterday and wouldn't have said so), and we never said we were coming here from anywhere in Nevada, so you obviously have us confused with someone else. In any case, we're here and see that someone is occupying our assigned space. What space should we use?" Nasty is a good word to describe the way he spoke when he replied: "I've already charged you, I will not be giving you a refund, and there's no where for YOU to stay here TONIGHT." His entire demeanor made it clear that he wanted us to get lost. What?! Was this really happening?! In a futile attempt to correct the misunderstanding I asked him "why would we say we were in Nevada if we were, in fact, calling from Oregon?" It was such a bizarre accusation I was struggling to make sense of it. He wasn't having it, and made it clear that he was convinced that we were lying. He was certain that he heard correctly, that it was completely our fault, and he had no intention of accommodating us in any way. How bizarre. How astonishingly inappropriately bizarre for someone representing themselves to be a part of the hospitality industry to act this way! So now what? We attempted to suggest possible resolutions (since he was not inclined to do so). He said we could park out front NEXT TO THE ROAD! We reminded him that we needed access to electricity, that we talked about that during the call the day before (that's why we decided to stay here--I need it for a medical device, and we wanted to charge our electric car and electronics overnight). He made it very clear that he didn't care and had no intention of helping, and repeated (even more angrily) that we had given him incorrect details, that it was our issue, not his. We circled back, suggested that accusing us of lying wasn't helpful. Why would we tell him that we were just down the road in Nevada, and would be here in two hours if we were, in fact, in northern Oregon with plans to arrive the next day? Who does that, and how would telling that lie benefit us?! If it was a cruel joke as he was insisting, why did we arrive at his doorstep at all? Of course it didn't make any sense, but he was convinced that we were liars who liked to give innocent people in the hospitality industry a bad time, only to lose our money in the process, and then drive 645 miles so he could yell at us and call us A** HOLES. (Yep. He really said that.) We decided to walk away because he was not in a place mentally to change the direction this was going. We both are confident he has either confused us with another guest and/or is simply not cut out for the hospitality industry, because the opposite of his characterization of us is true. We are honest, very organized, were both together at the time we called to inquire about staying (so we both remember what was said, AND wrote it all down during the call--he have the hand written notes), and are not in the habit of making up stories about being in Nevada, saying "we'll see you in two hours," when making reservations. It's preposterous and shocking to see someone act, not just unprofessional, but hostile by yelling, swearing at their guests, and accusing them of being liars. All we did was show up when we said we would (we were not angry, just confused when we knocked on his door) and this is how he handled it. Lacking any hospitality and fearing potential hostile actions against us from the park "Host," we decided to park in a nearby empty field overnight because it was getting late and we had no where else to go. read more

Great park. Sites are spacious and pull throughs. Near Walker Lake which is beautiful. A good stop en route to Reno.

Staying at Whiskey Flats again while on the road to Vegas. This place is awesome. So clean and well kept. Last time we were here we had a 39 foot Class A motorhome and this time we have a 40 foot 5th wheel. So its a little longer. Still easy to pull in the pull throughs and plenty of room. Nice level paved spots. The roads are gravel but very well maintained. Great staff and grat little spot to stop. Really reasonable rates and 50 amp service. read more

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Just bought our motor home and wanted a place for about 3 hours to try everything out to make sure it works. The moron at the desk said they planned on getting real busy later and he could not get us in a spot for a couple hours. Get me, but mid afternoon on a Sunday does not strike me as a busy time and the place was nearly empty. Just lazy and we will not be back, even for a fun weekend. Rude people work here. Can't even tell you how nice the facilities were because we were not welcome. read more

Couldn't get into the place (gravel parking lot) at Tonopah, so carried onto Hawthorne. Was doubtful about what we'd find, based on their advertising signs posted along the highway. What a delightful surprise!! SO much better than Tonopah. Super fast and friendly check-in, reasonable rates, good wi-fi and nicely maintained sites, i.e. paved and level. Will definitely stay there again on our way back south next year. read more

Park is clean, staff are very friendly and the rates can't be beat! We stayed on a concrete pull through spot, officially they say it's 60ft but we are much longer than that towing and found we did not need to unhook. Safeway is within walking distance or we had pizza delivered. The park is easily accessible from hwy 95 and the rates are AWESOME!! Would have given the park 4 stars but the park roads are gravel, not paved. We stayed overnight but there's a bunch of cool ammo bunkers nearby that might warrant a longer stay if they have a visitor center... read more

Ok I gotta admit I didn't actally stay here. We were driving through and there was some military aircraft and vehicles that parked literally across the street. Whiskey flats gave us one hell of a view of some really cool high powered toys. I can tell you this, the grass was green ( yes green in the desert). The outside was clean and very well manicured. read more

This is a nice clean & tidy place with friendly helpful staff. There is a huge decommissioned barrack area that has been leveled next to the rv park that we took our dog for walks. He hates the desert but would venture out in his doggie hiking boots! At night it is very quiet which we all love. read more

Whiskey Flats RV Park - A dog walk, coffee and wide open spaces! - RV Parks Near Me - Hawthorne, Nevada

First time we stayed here on our way to Calif. on Halloween night, we hooked up in the first row, the power went out as we were setting up, we discovered our fifth wheel heater was not working. We had floor heaters, but since he power went out on our row, it did no good, terrible night of freezing. In the morning other RV customers were waking up to discover no power, they didn't notice during the night because their heaters worked. We decided 30 days later on our way back, it was a fluke and we would ask for a different row because our heater was broken, the woman at the front desk, out and out said that the power did no go out the last time we stayed there, rolling her eyes she kept repeating how long she worked there, my husband finally said, look lady we didn't come in here to tell you lies, we just want a different row, again eye roll and bad attitude (obviously she has worked there too long). We stayed in a different row, and got the heck out of there, never again. who needs that kind of bad attitude to do business with. Not us read more

Nice, clean RV park with sites big enough for our 43' rig plus trailer. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Didnt know what to expect in the small town of Hawthorne, but this RV park was a welcome sight. Park has exceptionally clean bathrooms. Although gravel throughout the park, site pads are concrete and each has a tree and table. Some older more permanent looking rigs sprinkled about, but lots of class A's passing through. All is well maintained and tidy. Great over night stop! read more

Beautifully maintained park with long level concrete pads. Friendly service and very reasonable price. Cable TV, a store on site, and clean spacious bathrooms. No dog park but plenty of space for the dog. And at this time of year, it is a lovely spot. read more

This was a great place to spend a night. I'm not sure what you would stay longer for unless you were working in the area. There is no more to this park than it is a well maintained place to connect your RV to services. read more

I think this park opened 2004. Level spots w/full hookups. They offer you cable but our antenna was find. They also have WiFi but I used my Verizon Broadband and it worked great. Right off the Hwy. Plenty of parking. We were able to get a pull thru just for overnite and didn't have to disconnect the 5th wheel & truck. Walking distance to a Safeway that is in the middle of a re-model. We will definitely make this a stop on our way home from Las Vegas. e read more