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Year-round
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Post Office Box 176, Panaca, Nevada 89042
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Learn more about alerts →Hikers and trout anglers who want genuine solitude will find it here. The Waterfall Trail and stocked rainbow trout below the day-use area are the draws. Bring a Nevada license with a trout stamp, pack all supplies from Caliente (roughly an hour out), and haul out your trash.
The dirt access road stops a lot of trips before they start. High-clearance or 4WD is often necessary, wet weather can make it impassible, and the nearest emergency services are a landline phone in the small town of Barclay. No hookups, no dump station, and water shuts off after
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Plan your visit knowing that drinking water flows from April through November, while vault toilets remain accessible throughout the year. The park's remote location means weather dramatically affects access—summer thunderstorms and winter snows can transform roads into challenging terrain where high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicles become essential rather than optional. This isolation is part of Beaver Dam's charm, but come prepared for conditions that change with the seasons and respect the wilderness that makes this park a true escape from civilization.
Spring feeds waterfalls and streams (drinking water seasonal), making it a strong season for scenery.
Drinking water is available from April through November and vault toilets are available year-round. There is no trailer dump station at the park.
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