Moon Rocks

Pros:

• ATV, Jeeps & Dirt Bikes are having fun everywhere on Saturdays, but mostly all were extremely respectful, friendly and cleaned up after themselves.
• Felt very safe for being on public land - most other campers seemed like locals that come out for a weekend of playing and camping in tents and RVs
• Mid-week we were nearly alone with only 1-2 other RVs in site
• When fires are allowed, dry imber is plentiful and some fire pits have been built up around the main camp site

Cons:

• One group partied loudly until 2:30am on a Saturday night, but the noise went away once wearing earplugs
• Human poop and toilet paper are found in a few spots located very close to the main moon rocks camping and we saw another RV dumping water (grey/black) so be careful where you kids and dogs play

This location is an ATV and dirt bike paradise. Miles, and miles of open trails. We were looking for a spot to hunker down for covid-19, and we would have stayed here longer, but the weekend was the craziest we've ever seen on public lands.

There was no doubt, at least 12-16 rigs in one location. ATV's everywhere. Gunshots and death metal. Typical public land, but this spot isn't the place to be long term. During the week, it's really nice!

The road in, takes the trophy for the worst washboard in existence. We've had our fair share, we boondock exclusively. But this washboard was uneven, the kind that makes your rig rock side to side, to the point that you're convinced something will snap.

DO NOT enter this place from Winnemucca Ranch Road. Instead, approach from Prospect Hill road. Prospect Hill road still has bad spots, but it's not as bad as Winnemucca Ranch. Also, most weekenders and day users hang out around the main rocks area, which is approached off of Winnemucca Ranch Rd. If you're just a boondocker, and looking for a reasonable spot, hit this GPS coordinate.

39.837242, -119.776302

It's a small spot that no other RV will pull into, because that will happen here!

Despite all the above, we had a rather pleasant overall experience. We got visited by wild horses, and were buzzed by a red Cessna on a few occasions. He was low enough that we got to wave to him! It was kinda neat.

Dump and water are 45 minutes away at the Shamrock RV Park. Internet was amazing, I clocked 80mbps on AT&T

Just spent four days here, I drove about 2 miles beyond the moonrocks. I can’t say what it’s like right at the rocks or entrance..This place is for bikers and quads, so if your looking for quite on a weekend, you may want to steer clear. . I have read reviews about this place being a garbage dump. There is only one big open spot about a mile in that does looking like a dumping station, other than that just fire rings. My site was large and no garbage
The first day was full of dirt bikes, but the other days were fairly quite. Probably due to the weather. There are a lot of spaces to stay. Just, be careful of soft sand, especially if you have a low or heavy rig. I had to put my truck in four wheel at one point, but due to rain going out was a breeze. If you want wide open spaces and free, this place is great