Cathedral Gorge State Park

The RV park was closed due to a flash flood. The wife and I drove in just for further reference to see what the park was like. A park ranger followed us in and told us he had two spots that they were letting people stay in so we took one of them. I have to say I was very impressed with this park the facilities and the way it was mainta... more

We stopped here for a couple of nights to break up the drive from Las Vegas to Great Basin National Park. Cathedral Gorge is a great state park, with nice spacious campsites. There's not a ton of privacy, but the sites are spaced out fairly well. Each site is equipped for electricity, which you can hook up to for an extra $10. There ar... more

April 9, 2018: Nice park close to US 93. What we would call parking lot camping - sites close to one another. Was very quiet and clean (like most Nevada State Parks). Electricity available at all sites and all sites look to be level. Can pretty much see everything there is to see in the park in an afternoon. Park fills up in the ... more

I stayed at Cathedral Gorge State Park in July 2017 with my eight-year-old granddaughter. We were there for three nights (Site 16) and then were gone for a night and back for two more nights (Site 14). I have the Nevada Senior Discount Pass and paid only $10 a night for electricity. Our first three nights, July 21-23, 2017 were at... more

Loved our visit here with our den. Josh, Park Ranger took us on a hike where we learned about the park, when developed as well as the flower and fauna. Group Campground #1 had EVERYTHING.. covered tables - 6 picnic, electric outlets in state of the art bathrooms and at the covered tables area, fresh running water, fire ring pit, 2 b... more

Dates Stayed: November 18th and 19th,, 2015 The campground is located just a couple of minutes off of the 93 but it just far away enough to have no road noise. Driving around the camping loop is a bit tight but nothing any 40 footer couldn't handle. There were a couple of really nice pull-thrus right in front that is your best bet w... more

I think of a gorge as narrower than it is deep, but Cathedral Gorge is more like a valley. Nonetheless, the "caves," which are more like narrow passages between hoodoos, are a neat experience. All the campsites are well cared for and clean, with electricity, covered tables, BBQs and fire rings. Most have shade trees. Site sizes run fro... more