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 camped here in our 27' fifth wheel. We detached 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 named Beverly 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 Mt 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 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.
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.