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Every campable Nevada state park, organized by type. Jump to a category, or search for a specific park and set a free-standing alert in seconds.
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State Parks
10 in Nevada
The classics — the campgrounds that fill up first.
- Beaver Dam State Park
- Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park
- Cathedral Gorge State Park
- Cave Rock State Park
- Dayton State Park
Recreation Areas
6 in Nevada
State recreation areas — bigger footprints, boats and long weekends.
- Big Bend of the Colorado State Recreation Area
- Lahontan State Recreation Area
- Rye Patch State Recreation Area
- South Fork State Recreation Area
- Walker River State Recreation Area
Lakes & Rivers
6 in Nevada
Reservoir and riverfront parks — swimming, paddling, and waterfront sites.
- Cave Lake State Park
- Sand Harbor State Park
- Spooner Lake State Park
- Spring Mountain Ranch State Park
- Spring Valley State Park
Historic Sites
5 in Nevada
Forts, monuments and heritage sites you can camp beside.
- Elgin Schoolhouse State Historic Site
- Fort Churchill State Historic Park
- Mormon Station State Historic Park
- Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park
- Ward Charcoal Ovens State Historic Park
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