Great Basin Wildlife Crossing

Contrary to many reports you can no longer go through the gates to get to the BLM Camping site, there are individuals that live on this land now with dogs and they have keys to the gate the only option over here is the big rest area pad that’s off the road a little. We where a little disappointed as we wanted to have a campfire but did... more

There is a decent rest area directly off the highway on a dirt Pad but there is also dispersed camping available. Open the gate and go down the dirt road to the right about a quarter of a mile are many secluded dispersed campsites.

This was a great overnight stop. Close to hwy 93. Lots of traffic, mainly trucks, late into the evening. Traffic started to return about 4. Only ones there. No one bothered us. Nice view of the snow covered Humbolt Range.

Big gravel lot, so lots of traffic noise but big rig friendly and beautiful scenery. Great cell service.

Great stop over for a night. Easy to access, we were the only people there all night until about midnight a trucker must’ve stopped in but he pulled far enough away from us that it didn’t cause any issues. Some traffic noise but very manageable. Cell phone reception between two and three bars. Were able to do a zoom meeting which was w... more

Nobody here on a Friday night when we stayed over. There's a fence that you can open up and head back to with possible spots but we didn't bother. Saw a herd (pack?) of mule deer cross over at the Wildlife crossing. Pretty quiet through the night with only a few passing semis. It's a little tough getting level but if you park long ways... more

Really, it's just a gravel parking lot used by truckers, not particularly level, and lots of road noise . Trash cans, and a kiosk with interpretive sign. Verizon was slow. Lots of wasps. Better off at Alamo Casino, 6 mi south in Wells.