Beautiful Forest Service CG above (about 7,000') Wells. Sites are gravel, sort of level, private with fire pits and picnic tables. There are a couple of sites that larger rigs can get into. The drive up from Wells is a good haul, some 8 to 10% grades, but well worth it. Be sure to drive up to Angel Lake (not in your RV) for some spectacular views and, if you enjoy fishing, the lake is home to both Rainbow and Cutthroat. The CG is a popular spot for locals and can get busy on weekends but is still quiet. We camped here in a Motorhome.
US Forest Service campground in lovely setting in mountains above Wells. No hookups and be sure you have water before you come. There was a water faucet but it had a warning sign stating to boil the water 15 minutes before using it. We detached the 5'ver and drove our truck up to Angel Lake where there is another campground. We were glad we did. The road up the mountain to Angel Lake has gorgeous views but has some tight turns. Not recommended for big rigs. Plus the campsites at Angel Lake are small, though we were told later there were two sites long enough for bigger RVs but how big I'm not sure. We were happy at Angel Creek which had lovely views looking across the Ruby Mountains. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Beautiful, old-fashioned "Campground" where wildlife is right at your doorscreen--bugs, birds, and deer. The access road is steep and winding; interior roads are narrow but well-paved. Most spaces are too small for our 32' Airstream, but arriving early in the afternoon we found a couple that worked. Dry camping and vault toilets, but the elevation is high enough to be comfortable without A/C, even in July. DO NOT take an RV andy further up the mountain, but DO go up the mountain to see Angel Lake--stunning alpine scenery in the middle of the Nevada Desert. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is the nicest campground we've stayed in on our cross country trip when traveling- not a destination. Park is very well run, show u to site. Exceptionally clean shower, bathrooms, & laundry room. The owner is on site most the time, very helpful & hospitable. Park right beside highway, so there's highway noise. Gravel sites, but nice. I looked @ all parks in town this is by far the nicest without question. Angel Lake a nice 12 mile ride up mountain from park, one of most beautiful places we've ever been. Bella's restaurant in town very good, don't let looks fool you. We camped here 3 nights, when we stopped for 1. Nice place to rest do laundry, go see lake, & eat some good home cooking @ Bella's! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a friendly park with helpful management.It has shown improvement since the last time I was here. It is reasonable and makes for a good overnight or short stay park. I would stay here again We camped here in a Motorhome.
I was in this park in the spring and it had a large number of semi-permanent residents with stuff all over. This has changed. The park is friendly and the management very helpful. The sites are a little narrow but they have ample length. I was pleased with the improvements and this park makes a great place for a short stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The campground was hard to find since we didn't use the Interstate. This is not a new campground by all means. The pull throughs are not 70 feet as advertised. Without a tape measure I would guess that they are approx. 55 feet. Good views to the south and the Interstate to the North. Won't be staying here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Owner (a former cattle rancher) and daughter were friendly people. Trees have been planted for shade, but they aren't quite there yet. The bathrooms and showers were very clean. It was close to the highway, but noise wasn't an issue for us. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice RV park. The owner greeted us as we pulled in and was very helpful. Level gravel pull-through sites. Excellent water pressure, great W-Fi signal, and cable TV. Bathrooms and showers were immaculate. Laundry room was cleaned and well maintained. Beautiful view of the Humboldt Range. The only negative we had about this park was its proximity to the interstate - it makes for some loud traffic at night. All in all, however, we would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great overnight stay. Friendly staff, clean bathrooms, hot showers, and tidy campgrounds. Great view of snow capped mountains. Had spent the previous night at a noisy freeway site with jake brakes and lots of traffic. (Husband's snoring was an added treat!) Would definitely recommend this site to travelers. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
The park has a large number of permanent residents with a lot of stuff on their sites. The sites are mostly dirt with gravel in spotty areas.It was very muddy when in rained. The staff was very helpful. I found the sites pretty narrow due to all the stuff from the next site. I feel the park would be much nicer if they forced the permanents to remove much of the stuff on their sites. It makes a good overnight and with more gravel on the sites would be even better. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A very clean park. The restrooms were the cleanest we have seen in a long time. Very friendly owners. Golf course right across the street. An excellent overnight stop. It was a bit windy the day we were here. We camped here in a Motorhome.
While the folks who helped us at the RV campground were extremely nice, courteous and helpful, don't expect much more than a gravel site. Although the freeway was nearby, the noise did not bother us at night -- perhaps because it is situated at the bottom of the hill. We heard the railroad once, but it was pleasant. The laundry room was clean and the Internet worked great. This is a pleasant place to stay for one night only. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a basic park but all sites are pull through. What makes it a great park are the owners, who were here 8-8 during our 4 night stay. Great people and so accommodating. New park, so the trees are all small. Fair rate and although close to the interstate, not bad at all. Absolutely would stay here again. Planned 1-2 nights and stayed 4. Will stay here on our return trip. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great place for an overnight stay. This is near-desert country and the park is probably as attractive as can be expected. Outstanding restrooms, excellent Wi-Fi and friendly operators. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This park in located on I-80, but there was no road noise. The sites are long, gravel pull throughs. Staff was mostly family and very friendly. We were shown the laundry room and restrooms, very new, nice and clean. We were given tickets for discounts at a casino, had a free shuttle to the casino. We would definitely stop here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A basic park, with gravel sites, just off the freeway so you have traffic noise. Whistles from the train that runs nearby, baby trees so no shade, newer washers/dryers, book exchange, and the cable TV was good. No other amenities. Owners were very friendly. We used it as an overnighter and would use again as parks are scarce in this area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The owners/hosts are SO friendly and accommodating. The mountain view is beautiful. It's close to a grocery store and a large park. Nearby Angel Lake is well worth the drive. Also, the drive out to the Metropolis ghost town was beautiful. The negatives are a little road noise and no pool, but we would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
For the price, this was a very nice park. Wells is not a destination city, but for passing through, this as a nice layover. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The location is convenient right off I-80; there is some road noise. Sites are easy to get into, spacious, fairly level, on a gravel surface. Has a new laundry room: 3 washers and 3 dryers. New restroom and showers with one toilet and shower stall enlarged and equipped for handicapped. Their internet works excellent; our aircard was slow. Has 17 cable TV channels. Nothing for kids here, although I'm sure they're welcome. Has some long-term residents. Within walking distance to a grocery store. Owner is friendly and helpful. This was an easy, convenient overnight stop. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We have stayed here before and knew it would be clean: all sites are pull throughs, has good WiFi, and the people are friendly. It is right off the interstate and easy to get in and out, but there is a little, very little, interstate noise. Sites and roads are gravel but level. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Agree with much as mentioned before. Sites are close but decent in length. The owners are very nice folks. We used the small laundry. Has clean and modern machines with extra size stainless steel tubs. $1.50 wash $1.00 dry. Park has FHU's, there are some perms, but no rag units. There is road noise, but not bad. Small nice park for an overnight. Has good hook ups. There is a shuttle to local small casino. Not bad for the price. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed here in our 40' motorhome with quad slides. We were in site 20 with 50 amp, TV, full hookup, good Verizon phone signal, table and good Wi-Fi. Sites are a little close, side by side. Owner is friendly and helpful with good humor. Even though the freeway isn't far away it wasn't that noisy. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Even though the staff was very nice and helpful and the restrooms and showers were extremely clean...the place is a pit hole. It was quite noisy, too. We would not recommend this place. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Most of the comments are right on. This is a great overnight park. It's right on the highway but since we didn't go outside I don't know if there was noise. I didn't hear any. Owner was very friendly and helpful. She walked us out to the site to see if we liked it. The sited are about 24' wide, and at first glance seemed a bit short. She explained they were designed to accommodate any length rig. The road is very wide and you are expected to adjust your rig to fit where you need it (for utilities). While you appear to hanging out in the road (because the grass divider is short) you aren't. A little disconcerting but it worked. The sites and roads are gravel. The laundry and showers were clean. The Wi-Fi worked. If this park were paved and had more grass I would rate it higher. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The owners were very nice and helpful. He escorted us to our site. The restrooms were absolutely spotless. We'd definitely stay overnight again on our way north. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very nice check in, what a great gentleman! Spaces were clean and had easy access. A must see is Angel Lake, what a beauty! A lot of full timers, a sad sign of the times. We plan to come back again next year. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Extremely clean and new bathrooms and showers. Friendly staff. Simple campground that is what it is: a good stop on the way to somewhere else. My wife was pleased with the cleanliness and she is very hard to please! Park has some long term residents but all are newer rigs on uncluttered sites, not creepy like some places. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The pros: Nicely appointed and spotlessly clean restrooms and showers; owners extremely nice and helpful; Wi-Fi outstanding. The cons: Basically, a gravel parking lot with a lot of permanent residents [not that I have anything against a park renting to long-term residents--I don't! But it does affect the overall appearance and ambiance of a park]. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Nice owners, has gravel sites and pads and not a lot of room between sites. The 50 amp was marginal, good water pressure and the neighbor said Wi-Fi was good. Could use a little maintenance on the interior roads. The owner said he could park any size rig when I called him ahead of time. True, if you don't mind hanging out into the street! Close to the freeway, but A/C drowned out the noise. Also made for easy on/off freeway. We would consider staying on an overnight basis again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Great little campground right off the highway. Easy in and out. No trees or shade. Long pull-through sites for big rigs. No need to unhook. Owners are very helpful and friendly. Would definitely recommend for an overnight stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Ok park for overnight or exploring the Ruby Mts. Too close to the I-80 if you want to sleep in or sit outside. Wifi worked and so did my Aircard at about the same speed. Good cell and Sat. reception (Verizon). A shuttle will pick you up if you want to go to the casino. We might stay here again if we need to get an early start in the morning. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Well kept park. It is right by I-80 so some traffic noise. Staff was friendly and escorted us to our spot. We ask for a pull-thru so we didn't have to unhook tow. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We accidentally posted this review to "Angel Lake", the site above this one on RV Park Reviews. This is the correct review for this park: Absolutely some of the friendliest folks we have ever met. When we pulled up in front of the office, the daughter of the owner, the owner, and his wife, all came out to greet us. The park is fairly new and has level sites with all hookups. It is nothing fancy, but it has the cleanest restrooms we have ever seen and the best free Wi-Fi we have encountered. Not much to do in Wells, but this is a superb overnight stop. We would stay here again in a heartbeat. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Absolutely the friendliest folks we have ever met. When we pulled up in front of the office, the daughter of the owner, the owner, and his wife, all came out to greet us. The park is fairly new and has level sites with all hookups. It is nothing fancy, but it has the cleanest restrooms we have ever seen and the best free wi-fi we have encountered. Not much to do in Wells, but this is a superb overnight stop. We would stay here again in a heartbeat. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great RV park for a stop over. It is located right off the highway and has all the amenities including cable and wifi. Owners were very helpful and nice. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
The previous review of this park was so good we had to go and see it. So we did and got a bit of a shock - this campground is essentially on top of the mountain and it is accessed by a steep, relatively narrow, 2 lane, well paved road up the side of the mountain with rock on one side and nothing on the other. Judging by the large number of local people, that we enjoyed Sunday afternoon there, they were not concerned by the road. BUT, if I had met another motor home on the road we might still be there deciding who had the nerve to back up. Apart from the road, the campground experience was great. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very new trailer park. Owners very friendly. All sites were pull through. Rest rooms and showers were the cleanest I have ever seen. It was very windy when we camp there, and the pilot went out several times. You are right next to I-80 and could hear the trucks and train through out the night. I left the AC fan on all night to baffle the noise. Good place to stay for 1-2 nights We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Arrived after dark and man at desk guided me to space with a flashlight. He also offered to assist me in hooking up. Absolutely cleanest and most modern rest room facilities I've ever encountered. WiFi free and worked well. Several cable TV channels. Would rate this park a 10 were the streets paved and pads of asphalt or concrete. Desert setting with lots of gravel. New park so trees don't offer any shade at this time. Great place to stop overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.
New park, it is one year old. Easy off/on to I-80. The sites are very level. The sites are close and are gravel. The bathrooms should be used as a model for other parks, they are very clean. The owner/hosts are very nice and friendly. The park is next to the freeway, so road noise can be an issue. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
October 2006
$21
We would have rated this park higher if the sites were longer. We could barely park our truck in our space. None of the spaces are long enough for large motorhomes with towed vehicles. There was quite a lot of noise from the adjacent I-80 freeway. The free WiFi worked well but the Cable TV offered did not include local NBC, CBS or ABC channels. The restrooms, showers and laundry were the cleanest I've ever seen. The owners were especially friendly and helpful. We believe the best thing the park owners could do for their new business is to reconfigure their property to contain fewer, but larger, sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Absolutely beautiful US Forest Service Campground, just outside of Wells NV. The park is in a lovely setting, with a jagged cliff rising above the campground with a waterfall running down into a small, deep lake with lots of trout. There are no amenities here, no hookups etc, but the sites are large with a fair amount of privacy between them. All the sites have a paved concrete slab for the picnic table and fire rings. The parking pads are asphalt as are the roads. This is a beautiful spot to park and get off the interstate (about 12 miles off I 80) and enjoy some peace and quiet. Nice hiking trails too. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Never got a chance to stay here. It's CLOSED! I called the phone # 775-752-3800 and there a gentleman clearly stating the name of the park and that it is permanently closed. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Excellent overnight stop. Almost all sites are pull-throughs long and wide enough for any rig, without unhooking. Interior roads and sites are gravel, with grass between them. The restrooms were not open for the season yet while we were here. It's three miles west of town, and it isn't really visible from the freeway. There is one small sign after you exit I-80. There was only one other customer the night we were here. The owner locks the gate at 7:00 PM, so don't plan on a late arrival. There is a surprisingly large grocery store in town, although Wells appears to be nothing but truck stops. Had excellent Verizon voice and data signals. At the $15 Passport America rate, it's a great value. The owner is a charming lady. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We spent one night here on our way to Yuma. The owner is very friendly and helpful. The park is far enough from I-80 that traffic noise is not a problem. Also, there is a Flying-J located 3 miles east of the park on I-80. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
If you like wide open spaces, scenic vistas, & peace and quiet this park is for you. If you require luxury amenities you should probably head to another destination. At the very reasonable rate charged here the park exceeds what 95% of parks with similar rates will provide. It's a great place to experience what the high desert country has to offer, which is a lot if you are interested enough to see it. Great sunrises and sunsets along with the occasional robust weather of the area. We stopped to spend the night and stayed a month. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Good, quiet campground. Owner was very helpful and park was extremely clean. No cable but good reception from antenna. Would stay again if in area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We camped here in a 40' motorhome with 4 slides and a tow vehicle. We were in site 17. Had a table. Site was gravel, sporadic grass, and weeds. Campground was initially bare of RVs or tents. Pretty quiet and host was friendly. Showers were being painted. Nothing much around to see or do. Would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Passport America site. Very handy to Interstate 80. Apparently not much RV traffic around, as we were only the second unit into camp for the night. Mostly gravel park, some grass sites, but they were being irrigated. Plenty of room all around in the pull throughs. The hosts were very friendly and the park was neat and tidy. Our only complaint were the little, bitty ants that invaded us. We found the dog food full of them when we stopped for lunch the next day. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We pulled in and were allowed to pick a spot. When we tried to hook up to the the power box our electrical security system wouldn't allow us to use the power. We changed to a different site in the back (metered) but our security stystem still wouldn't allow the power to come on. This has always been a favorite stop for us when traveling because it's quiet with very little road noise. We hated to leave and I'm not happy to report this issue with the electrical system there. I just thought people should know that there was a problem for us. We moved to another park and didn't encounter a problem there. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was our second stay here. We were the only overnight guests. Big, grass and gravel sites with great views. No shade for the pull through sites, but lots of trees for tenter's. Each site has a picnic table. Good Verizon phone and air card signal. We paid the Passport America rate, which is also offered to Escapees. Nothing to do here but sit in the shade of a green tree on the green grass and take in the views - which is why we will return when our travels bring us this way again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
An Oasis in the middle of nowhere. Very helpful owners. Great 9 hole golf course within 1 mile. Was unable to connect to WiFi. Operator Trouble.. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Park is just west of Wells and is very quiet. No highway or train noise at rear of park. Park is a little run down but had everything we needed. On the night we were there, we were the only ones in the entire park. The sites for tents looked especially nice - grass and lots of trees. At 7:00 pm the gate is locked so no one else can register. (There is another road in and out of the park for campers.) Enjoyed the peace and privacy. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park is a beautiful, serene place and we plan to stay there again, even though it only has 30 amp electric and 2 inch sewer pipes. When you dump you have to go slowly to avoid overflow. The facilities are dated and need to be upgraded, but the owners are trying to sell the place and retire so it will probably be a while. But if you want a fixer upper campground you should look at this one. It's a wonderful location and with some improvements could be a resort. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A very nice lady owns and runs this friendly place. She does not like you to come at night. The park is about 6 miles west of Wells. You can see the trains way in the distance and watch them and you can see the interstate but the park is so far from each that no noise can be heard unless it is from wildlife. Very peaceful and western with views of the night skies perfect, and the crested wheat in the field on one side of the grounds. On another side is Angel Mountain where snow can sometimes be seen on top (from your site in the park) even in July. We have stayed here quite a few times when out west. The first time was for a couple of nights and stayed a month. After that it usually was a month at least. One time we stayed 3 months. A good restaurant is in Wells at the Casino. It is a truck stop type with great food. There are other campggrounds in town with Wi-Fi and cable TV which is not available at Beverly Hills, but the trade off is worth it. We used our Verizon cell phones for internet and our dish to get TV. If you want a place away from all the hustle and noise, this place is it. The sites are a little unlevel but can be dealt with. The only real minus is, field mice in the fall want to get inside. Now that we know it, we set traps outside and they do not come in. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a gravel lot between a state highway and a railroad. It is a poor excuse for an RV park. Thank goodness we are only here for one night! Lady in the office was very friendly. Would not stay here again. Rate reflects Sunrise Resort membership. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is an overnighter park, not one you would willingly spend time in. At 5660 ft. elevation it is quite high and Wells is not a scenic stopover. The lady manager was quite nice and stayed around to greet us at our late arrival of 8:30pm. There is a good Verizon signal for cell-phone and Mi-Fi and many sites are open for satellite reception as well. Yes, there are a few trains going by and a particular one at 6:00 am that seemed to travel through the park blowing his whistle at each road crossing. While not a beautiful park it served very well for us to get off the road for the night. The $13 rate is for the RPI $10 plus a $3 "resort" fee. Go figure! We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is an OK park for one night only if one has a Passport America card for the $13.00 rate. The sites are all gravel and are close together. There are no amenities except that they do have full hookups. We stayed there one night on our way. On our way back we stayed at Mountain Shadows RV Park which was much nicer and also took Passport America although the rate was $5.00 more. We camped here in a Motorhome.
It is a nice place but I was put in a spot with a pitbull right across from me.... The Pitbull had already killed a dog per the owner in the campground. This was very upsetting. I was not informed of this animal. I have a dog with me. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The managers are a sweet friendly couple, very helpful, will go out of their way to help you. He walks over to help you find your spot and make sure you drive in straight. Sites are a bit tight, but not bad, I could extend my slide out. I would recommend this place to unwind from the high tech world. Can walk about 2 blocks to nearby restaurants. No over-the-air television, but you can go to their office lobby sitting room and watch their TV in air conditioned room. Would recommend over-night stay and a few days for unwinding. I liked hearing the trains at night. We used our "Coast to Coast" membership. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I'm rating this park a 2 simply because the management couple were two of the sweetest people. The only asset to the park were the bathrooms. They were clean and updated. It was a Coast to Coast Classic park, I actually called Coast to Coast to see if we had made a mistake in pulling into the wrong park, unfortunately we had not. The description of the park in the CC directory was completely deceptive. Situated at the towns main intersection where I-80 met HWY 93. There was no WiFi, no modem, no activities building, very few sites although it did have W.E.& Sewer. Sirens blew all night as did the train whistle, kids congregate on the corner etc, etc, etc. The town is still trying to recover from an earthquake several years ago, so it was quite run down with not much to interest the visitors. Many of the businesses advertised were not even operating. There was a McDonalds in the Loves Truck Stop. Fine for an overnight stop to dump the tanks and rest, but not for an elongated stay. We actually shortened our stay from 4 nights to 3. I would not recommend more than a one night stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is not much more than a gravel lot with hook-ups. Spaces are pull through but tight and would be extremely difficult to maneuver if it filled up. All that being said the couple that manage the place were wonderful, helped us get in our space after a long, tiring day. As an overnight stop this was a perfect, no-thrills place to be. The manager did tell us that they expect to be very busy with longer term residents in the future as construction workers for a pipeline will be coming into the area soon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Small campground. No amenities. Strictly a spot to stay overnight. For this, it is fine. Sites were level and in good care. Restrooms were clean. Couple who are caretakers were very accommodating. We stayed here as Coast to Coast members, and would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a membership campground and the $11 we paid is the RPI price including tax. This is a no-frills park, but a great place for a night or two. We've stayed here before, so knew what to expect. There is now a couple living on-site as managers and they are very friendly and knowledgeable about the area. The park is basically a gravel parking lot with full hook-ups (30 amp only) and a couple of shade trees. Big rigs would have no problem as there's plenty of room to pull forward in the space to clear the utility poles. We've stayed here several times before and have never found the park full. This time there were only 2 other RVs there. There are restrooms and showers, but no laundry facilities; however, there is a laundry a couple blocks from the park. My Verizon air card worked flawlessly there, but we were told the park was planning to put in wi-fi next year. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
For Wells, this is one of the best parks in the area. Sites are close and there is a tight turn as you come around the bath/laundry house. Some trees are close to your rig. Staff is very friendly and accommodating. Good on and off of I-80. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is an older park in need of some TLC. It would be a great stop over for one or two nights but we will not be staying here again as the sites were to narrow for us to have all our slides out. The park roads and sites are gravel. Most sites have a tree but this is high desert and the trees are short which caused the problems with our slide. If you are in a smaller rig this is a great place to overnight, larger rigs need to pass this one by. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Pretty tight when this place gets full. This is a nice park for in the desert. I feel the owner is trying to make it a nice park but I also think its about five dollars too high in price. We would probably stay here again if hot, but if weather is cool then probably will boondock somewhere. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice shaded sites in a desert area. Long pull thrus where you can leave your tow vehicle attached if leaving the next day. Big clean bathrooms and showers. Giving it a 9 due to the fact that the site we pulled into at first had no electricity they did move us to another site. Could also have used a playground area for children. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We pulled in mid afternoon, after a long dusty drive. The staff were really friendly, check in was easy, Good Sam discount applied. Sites were adequate for overnight, some shade from trees. Freeway and train noise not overwhelming. Did not use bathrooms, but laundry was clean and reasonably priced. Would stop here again if passing through Wells. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice, clean park for an overnight. The pull-throughs were long enough for us to not have to unhook our car. No specified dog area, but as long as you picked up after your pet, you were free to walk anywhere. We would stay here again when going through the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We have stayed here before and enjoyed the park. It has many more permanents than before so it is a bit trashy where they are parked. Lots of train noise. The interior roads have large puddles, but will hopefully be repaired before the summer season. We would stay again as it is the nicest park in Wells. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park with easy freeway access. It has a railroad track right behind it and if you are a light sleeper you will be awakened. When we stayed it froze at night and they did not wrap the water stand pipe. They asked us to disconnect our hose . Go out at 6.30am to hook water back up to find their water pipe frozen. No shower and cold does not make for a happy camper. Will probably go down the road a little farther next time. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed there on our way back on a trip. We had stayed at another Passport America park earlier on our way up. This was a nicer park and the Passport America Rate was $18.50 for a pull-through site, $5.00 more than the other park. The amenities were worth it as there was cable & Wi-Fi. The site was more spacious with gravel and grass in between sites with a picnic table. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Many worker trailers here, and some have trashy looking sites. Two of them have dog kennels in the back. Barking is common at all hours of the day and night. We won't be back. Too bad, as this used to be a very pleasant park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Park has great restroom/shower rooms: very roomy, private and clean. Look recently upgraded. Same with the laundry room. Nice long, graveled sites, with grass between sites, a picnic table and trees. Owner/manager is on site, friendly and helpful. Great location: just off I-80. Grocery store and post office is on the same street. Nice little town. Would have given rating of 10, but no swim pool! Definitely would stay at this park again. Used Good Sam Discount. Only complaint: Passport America directory says the discount is not good in July. On arrival, informed the discount not good in July, or August. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice campground, we would stay here again. The staff was friendly and the campsites were nice. A very nice place in the middle of the Nevada desert. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Our spot was a flat, level, gravel pull through site. Not necessary to level our 30 foot trailer. The free Wi-Fi was very slow. Each spot has grass, a picnic table and trees. Bathroom and showers were very clean. Right next to rail road tracks. Three times at night, a train woke us up. Park is nothing special, but it is more than adequate for an overnight stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Fine for an overnight. Level gravel sites with good WiFi and cable TV. Chinese restaurant next door. Very friendly staff. We stayed here twice. Train tracks are nearby but didn't bother us. Very clean restrooms and showers. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This RV Park does not provide many amenities but is perfectly adequate for a stop-over. Our pull-through lot was level with very good, free WiFi and large selection of cable TV channels. All lots are gravel. There is a field behind the park where I could exercise my Labrador Retrievers off-leash. We could hear the whistle of the occasional freight train passing nearby. However, freeway noise was almost not audible. Good freeway access. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This place is very close to the railroad tracks and we heard the very loud trains and their whistles many times during the night. There were a few full-time RVs here, but not too bad. The Wi-Fi worked well after we had the attendant reboot the server. The spaces are very tight and we could not have put out our awning if we wanted to. Luckily it wasn't too hot. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We came in under Pass Port and the rate we paid reflects that program. The park is small but laid out so large rigs can maneuver without much problem. Our site was level and the Wi-Fi was strong from where we parked. The cable TV was clear with plenty of channels. The roads and sites are gravel but we did not experience any dust issues. The office staff was friendly helpful. We would return to this park should we be in the area again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a small campground and well cared for. They had just put down fresh gravel and the grass between each site had no weeds. When our slide hit some of the branches in the pine tree, I asked if we could trim it and they said 'yes'. I decided to 'check out' the restrooms and I was awestruck they were so nice! They were clean, all tile and huge for such a small campground-the very nicest we have seen in our full time travels of six years! We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Adequate for our needs. We parked in a pull thru with our pickup and 24 ft trailor w/slideout. Spent one night and would stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 3 / 10 ]
April 2009
$19
This is fine for one night if you cannot find anything else. The sites were very crowded. There were dogs barking and a black lab ran loose the whole time we were there. I would not stay there again. We did not have room for our slideout. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a good stop over RV Park. The sites are narrow and you need to watch the tree limbs. The Passport America rate was not a full 50% off the going nightly rate, but was reasonable. The Cable TV signal was good. The town of Wells has seen it's best days many years ago. The 3 truck stops, 1 Casino and 2 Nevada Houses of the night are about all that's left. The main street of the town was in ruin. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The rate is a Good Neighbor rate (thru coast to coast). Although this is a nice clean park with wonderful staff it is a little tight for big rigs. We have a 40' Motorhome with four slides and because of the trees we could not bring out one of our slides. They could trim the trees up higher and it might help. On the electric pedestals the 30 amp was towards the back but if you want 50 amp it was way to the front. We were lucky we had an extension cord. Most were just hooking to the 30 amp instead of messing with it. Not much in Wells but we did take a drive up to Angel Lake which was nice. The park filled up almost every night with over-nighters so I would suggest reservations. Big Rigs be careful and bring an extension cord. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Friendly office staff. We stayed for one night just passing through. Sites are a bit tight. Be careful of overhanging tree limbs. We seemed to be the only people in some time to be willing to pick up our dog's business. I doubt we would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Wells is pretty much dying, but this is a nice little spot. The owners were quite friendly and helpful. There's a grocery within walking distance and you can gas up, etc. Everything worked fine. Great spot to stop, but I'd call ahead as there are a lot of people who use it on their way across N Nevada and it does seem to fill up. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice small campground. Only downside is the trains very close to CG. Only had two, one during daylight, one at night, but loud. Reservations suggested. I saw several rigs turned away, on a Monday night. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a small park but it has long sites available if you need them. The office staff is cordial, helpful and very friendly. This is a stopover place for most people, but it is a nice, clean place with wifi. We would stop here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
RV park is well located with easy access from interstate 80. Super clean park, level sites, superior management. We have stayed there 3 times with pleasant experiences. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We only give this location a rating of 4 because of the friendly service and clean location. Traveling from Lake Tahoe to Jackson Hole, this looked to be the best middle point to stop. However, starting at 12:30 in the morning and every hour thereafter trains came past the park with loud and continuous air horns sounding. Do not stop here without earplugs if you plan on any sleep. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great little RV park. Nice owners, quiet, clean, well-maintained and excellent WiFi service which had been installed shortly before our visit. Will definitely stay here again when we next head across Nevada. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
A nice enough little place, but a little too close to the railroad tracks for our taste. The people were great, very helpful and accommodating. But the sites are pretty close together, and the railroad tracks are within 100 feet of the end of the facility. We just couldn't get used to the noise. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We only stayed one night because they had turned the water off the week before, so we were not able to hike or enjoy the canyon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Rate shown is a Passport America rate (50%). This campground served its purpose: a clean, safe, one-night stopover while traveling through Nevada. As previous posters have stated, this is a mom and pop park that has 21 sites (some with sewer)arranged on what appears to be their converted ranch. The setting is very nice. All grass with lots of big willow trees. Unfortunately, the willows were weeping when we were there and we were covered in pitch the next morning. It washes off and only happens in the fall so no harm done. Hosts were very friendly. Some freeway noise but not too bad. I'd stop here again but only for the PA rate. If you need services and amenities, Elko is a better bet. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here last night for just one night and had a very nice time. The park is all grass, well maintained, and lots of shade trees. This is really a "mom and pop" park, small but very friendly. Nightly campfire by the owners with campers and neighbors sitting around talking. Really a nice experience and fun. Dog friendly, just do your pickup duty. Nice little pond and stream running through the park. The place is a bit small but cozy. Make sure you watch the exit numbers on I-80 for #343 since it's several miles outside of town. The town of Wells is a bit run down and not too much doing, but we were there on a holiday so lots were probably closed. They accept the Passport America discount so it was 1/2 price, a real bargain. For sure I'd stay there again next time I'm in the area. We drove by the other park in town, Crossroads, and were sure glad we stayed where we did instead. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The host was friendly and the restrooms and showers were clean. But if Wi-Fi and cable are important don't stay here. But if you like green grass and shady trees it's for you. It's fine for overnight although there is highway noise. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very friendly helpful staff. Old fashion hospitality. Weather permitting nightly campfire. Restrooms very clean. Small laundry room w/ outdoor clothesline. Lots of trees and green grass. Oasis in Nevada. We camped here in a Motorhome.