Churchill County Fairgrounds

Site was very basic. Site was level, but sandy. With water and power$20, just parked $7. TENT camping not allowed. The site is really designed for competitors and fans for the adjacent rodeo arena to overnight for rodeo events so not really a RV park per se. there was a flush toilet nearby. Not too noisy even though it is adjacent to a highway intersection. Not a place you would want to use for more than a quick overnight stop. Warm months the rodeo will have priority

Convenient location south of Fallon. Just passing thru on 95. Watering is on Wednesday’s right now. Some old perms in park but some nice rvs too. Neighbors are quiet. Fairgrounds staff arrived at 5:30 am and cleaned restrooms which are over by horse corrals. Mostly just 30 amp... a little noisy because it’s on a main highway and intersection but wasn’t a bother to us.

This is a no frills camp ground. We got lucky with the only 50 amp site.
The sites have water and electric only. There is a dump at the park entrance that charges $5, and doesn’t have water to flush your tank.
The sites are dirt/mowed weeds, ours was pretty level. There are big trees so some shade depending on your site. There are weird bumps and dips throughout the camp ground, that is why we choose the first open site when we pulled in. It’s behind a building but we were only there for the hookups and to load up on supplies. It’s close to Walmart and dining.
They also have dry camping with several semi permanent looking campers.
It’s right on the highway although we only noticed the noise when outside. There is a disc golf course, picnic area and playground adjacent. There was plenty of room to walk the dogs.
Just down on the other side of the Hwy is a park with an off leash dog area and pond.
We were there two days before their annual flooding. There were notes on the board that you had to leave the park.

Rutted driveways, non-level sites that are partial grass. Occasionally, they irrigate the grass by flooding the ENTIRE campground, making it inaccessible for a day. At least they put a warning notice at the pay station about when the next irrigation will be. When we were there, irrigation scheduled for the next day, starting at 9am. Sure enough, we got a knock on the door at 8:30, advising us to leave. But, as mentioned, there was a warning notice posted. What was NOT posted is that the dump station and the fresh water fill station are 5$ each, NOT included in camp fee of $20 per night for W&E (30 amp) only. The dump & fill station fees are enforced via vending machines and security camera.

We found the campground clean with level sites. We were in site 21. Water and electric 30 amp. No problems. Great experience here and would definitely stay again. Cottonwoods made great shade at most sites. Any size rig will fit. Easy entry and just fill out the envelope once you are in your spot. You are on RT 95 but traffic noise was minimum.