We were very pleased with the facilities. The bathrooms were clean, store well-stocked, full time residents were very pleasant and the employees accommodating. Breakfast buffet was good, spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and herds of wild horses are seen frequently. A short walk to town provides historic museums, gambling, dining and dancing. Don't miss the Comstock Cowboys at the " Bucket Of Blood" Saloon! OVH trails are great and you can even ride in town (excepting Main St.) and although there is no pool in the park, the Miner's Park pool is across the street and easily accessible. Sites are a bit small and grass would be nice, but we had no problem with our slideout and the park was nice and quiet. Would definitely come back! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

No Internet. Manager said sometimes they have it, sometimes not. Showers and restrooms clean and nice. Back in site overlooking the cemeteries was fun, didn't see any ghosts, though. Only stayed one night; we'll have to go back and spend more time in Virginia City. And we'll have no hesitation about staying at this campground again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Many permanent residents noisy and rude. Manager didn't care when pointed out to them. Our 29 foot trailer could only fit in one site as we are required to also put the truck in the short spaces left over from permanent residents. Sites extremely close together. Will not stay there again. Wi-fi did not work most of the time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I'm glad I called for directions, even though I had a GPS unit in my motorhome because the nice gal told me to be sure to use the Truck Route. I would have not made it if I hadn't known that. The campground was small: but nice. The only thing I didn't like was that when I checked in, my husband was waiting in the motorhome and the gal at the counter was the only one in the store, so even though I was there first, she kept taking people buying things ahead of me. I had to wait and wait and wait. One woman bought something, left, came back later and bought something else and I was still there waiting while others were being served before me. Finally the gal decided to allow me to pay and had a whole bunch of brochures (that I had no interest in) that she wanted to open up and go through each and every one with me! Horseback riding, (I have my own horses and don't want to ride rental horses), golf cart taxi's (I have a car I tow and am not interested in that) and so on and so on. All the while, my husband waited in the motorhome. I figured the gal meant well, so didn't say anything. We stayed 2 nights and had a great time: Virginia City is so wonderful with the old beautiful buildings and Lake Tahoe isn't that far away. We took a day trip over there. Everything worked fine at the campground: Wi-Fi, TV, all was great. Price was pretty good too! By the way, be sure to go to The Ponderosa and visit "Pondo" the resident Saint Bernard puppy! Also be sure to avoid the Delta: the bartender is a jerk. The campground gave us a "buy one get one free" drink pass for the Delta, when we presented it we were charged $5 for the beer that was $4 on the menu and couldn't believe anyone with an attitude like that could be allowed to work with the public. It was so bad that we didn't even use the other coupon we had. Then we went up the street and found The Ponderosa, where the owner let us bring our dog into the bar to visit with Pondo. It was great. The "Pondo-drool" beer was the best! Said he'd accept the coupon from the Delta: but he was so nice we didn't use it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Walking distance to cemetery and Virginia City. Some of the nicest restroom/shower facilities we've seen. Lots of amenities, though we didn't use them. Although full, they let us leave our motorhome a couple of hours past check-out so we could run the AC for our pets. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very crowded with local full timers. Noisy, many large dogs and people walking around drinking beer. Very narrow ingress/egress. Would not stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Cable TV fine though one has to have a female to female adapter to connect. The park will provide or sell for $2.50. You also most likely will need a long TV cable to reach where the park's connector is located. WiFi supposedly available at a cost of $9.95 a day though I could not access the provider. Information provided by office gave a website and email address if help were needed but not being available to access the Internet that information was useless. Some site have shade. The site assigned to us was in full sun all day. Parking pads are of asphalt but the spaces between units dirt and very dusty. Fairly well-stocked convenience store and there also is a deli. Store/office personnel very nice and helpful. Cell phone access not available. Nice bathroom setup with private space for shower/comode/sink. Cleanliness satisfactory, but area showed age and accumulation of dirt over the years. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here over Memorial weekend. It rained most of the time, but we still had a good time. The space between rv's are a little tight. 50 spaces on 2 acres, not much room. Backing up was tricky, small pads for parking. Small store, nice laundrymat, nice and clean restrooms. Close walk to town. Our site was over-looking the grave yard. There is a pool and park down the street. Over all we had a nice time, and most likely will return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We have a very large rig, and with a little notice the operators of this park took great care of us. The facilities are very clean, the store is the best stocked of any RV park I have ever visited, the little deli serves a nice little breakfast buffet on the weekends and the staff is friendly and continued to ask me how my stay was. Yes there are long term residents in the park but they seem to blend in to the character of the town and the park. Of course the park is a bit tight but, the whole town is built on the side of a mountain and close proximity prevails. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park has 50 sites, but over 20 of them have full-time residents in them. The management is rude and uncooperative. When we booked, we asked to be put together, but they would not allow it. We had to trade among other campers who has the same problem. The sites were very small, with many of them barely wide enough to allow a slide out, let alone park your tow vehicle. The upkeep was poor, so much so that my wife and daughter were locked in the bathroom due to a malfunctioning deadbolt.If you want cable TV, make sure you bring your own splitter or adapter, as the cable comes out of a box about 2 feet and terminates with a male end. The town is nice to visit, and there are lots of OHV trails, many right from the campground. The town market is in the campground store, which is good or bad depending on your needs. The problem with this park, is that it is the only game in town and they know it! They seem to be making improvements, but they have a ways to go. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice looking park with about 15 permanent residents. Park is clean, restroom are very clean well kept. The park was made before slideouts; in some spots the slideouts cannot be used because the power outlets are right next to the trailer. The staff was nice in letting us change sites to one with more room. We had no problem leveling our trailer We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice location if you are visiting Virginia City. It is older and evident that slides and larger rigs were not around when built. Good convenience store. Friendly staff. If you have a smaller rig, check it out; larger ones should call first. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Small park, small sites. Nicely stocked store. Campground is on the side of a hill, so be ready to work at getting leveled. Quiet. Interesting area, which makes it worthwhile to stay here. They advertise clean restrooms and showers, but we never got around to using them, so we can't comment. Campground fills quickly, so call ahead. Wild, wild weather. We camped here in a camper.