Wheeler Peak Campground

Great Basin National Park

Discover the hidden beauty of Snake Creek Primitive Campgrounds, where pristine wilderness meets rugged adventure on the southeastern slopes of Great Basin National Park. This collection of secluded sites—including the whimsically named Monkey Rock and Squirrel Springs, alongside the dramatic Pinnacles and Eagle Peak—offers an authentic backcountry experience along the babbling Snake Creek River. For those seeking even greater solitude, the remote Shoshone and Johnson Lake sites await after a rewarding hike through towering Aspen groves. Here, beneath towering limestone cliffs that glow golden at sunset, you'll find yourself immersed in one of Nevada's most spectacular natural sanctuaries.

Great Basin National Park

Discover your own slice of wilderness at Baker Creek Campground, where 37 first-come, first-served sites await in the serene alpine embrace of Great Basin National Park. This remote mountain sanctuary operates without reservations or running water, offering instead the authentic camping experience many seek—clean vault toilets, sturdy picnic tables, and fire pits perfect for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. As one enchanted visitor shared, 'We came for a night and stayed a week,' a testament to the magnetic pull of this peaceful retreat tucked away from the modern world.

Great Basin National Park

Tucked beneath towering limestone cliffs in the heart of Great Basin National Park, Grey Cliffs Campground beckons those seeking solitude and natural beauty. This intimate, tent-only retreat eschews the crowds for a more authentic desert camping experience. Each site comes equipped with the essentials—a fire ring for evening gatherings and a sturdy picnic table—while the gentle murmur of a nearby creek provides nature's soundtrack. Though you'll need to bring your own water and won't find flush toilets, the trade-off is worth it: unparalleled tranquility beneath a canopy of ancient pinyon pines where the modern world feels wonderfully distant.

Great Basin National Park

This convenient roadside facility serves as an essential stop for RV travelers and outdoor enthusiasts passing through the area. While overnight stays aren't permitted, the well-maintained dump station provides crucial services for those on extended journeys, offering both waste disposal and garbage facilities to help keep your adventure running smoothly.

Great Basin National Park

Perched at 7,500 feet where the mountain air runs crisp and clear, Upper Lehman Creek Campground serves as your gateway to Great Basin National Park's most treasured experiences. Here, the melodic rush of Lehman Creek mingles with the whisper of wind through ancient pines, creating nature's own symphony. As evening falls, mule deer emerge from the forest shadows while wild turkeys strut through camp, and the night sky transforms into a glittering tapestry of stars. With Wheeler Peak Scenic Drive and the mystical Lehman Caves just moments away, this high-altitude haven offers the perfect blend of accessibility and alpine adventure.

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Nestled in the cool embrace of Lehman Creek's riparian corridor, Lower Lehman Campground offers an intimate escape at 7,300 feet where mountain air meets ancient waters. This peaceful retreat features just a handful of sites tucked beneath towering white firs and fragrant junipers, each equipped with picnic tables and fire rings for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. While the campground maintains a rustic charm with pit toilets and no potable water, its prime location serves as your basecamp for exploring the wonders of Lehman Caves, conquering the Wheeler Peak Scenic Drive, and discovering miles of pristine hiking trails that wind through this high-elevation paradise.

Nestled alongside the gentle murmur of Cleve Creek, this tranquil campground offers an intimate escape beneath a canopy of towering cottonwoods. With 12 individual campsites and one group site, each thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables and fire grills, Cleve Creek provides the perfect balance of wilderness solitude and essential amenities. The campground embraces a peaceful atmosphere where the natural soundscape takes center stage—note that hunting and shooting are prohibited to preserve this serene environment. As you explore, remember that motorized vehicles must remain outside the surrounding designated Wilderness Areas, ensuring an authentic backcountry experience. While vault toilets are available for your convenience, visitors should come prepared with their own drinking water, as none is available on-site.

Great Basin National Park

Great Basin National Park

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Great Basin National Park

Great Basin National Park

Great Basin National Park