Walker River Resort

Stayed here last year, but their pricing model is ridiculous. Breakdown listed below:
3 Night minimum on holidays.
Full Hook ups: $59-66 per night
Power and Water only: $57-$64 per night
Quad or Dirtbike - $10 per machine per night
Sxs or Jeep - $15 per machine per night

Give them time and they will start charging for kids and pets, if they don't already.

Understand, they mainly cater to the ATV crowd, and noise is to be expected. Sites are also EXTREMELY close together. Save your money and camp on the BLM land around the resort.

We knew this campground catered to the ATV crowd so we were prepared (we no longer ride but were joining friends who wanted to stay here). But the DOGS were louder than the toys. The dogs were left to bark all day while others were out riding. And the fine dust is horrible, especially since some people won't slow down when driving by campers. And $63 a night (which included tax) for dirt? Sites do have trees which were nice as was the pool and river, and nice bartender, but because of the noisy dogs, dust, and price, we wouldn't come back. Great spot if you're an ATV rider though.

The sites are nice. My family got two pull through that allows us to camp facing each other. Sites are sand/dirt with grass scattered throughout. A nice walk to the river has a grass river front. We enjoyed riding the Atvs out of camp but could see if you were not an atv person it could be busy on weekends.

Pool and hit tub closed for season while here. Would return for a short trip again.

WiFi was great and fast. But resort was pretty empty. No cable hookups and very little came in on antenna.

This resort is in the beautiful Walker Valley outside of Smith, NV. The resort's website promotes itself for "the great scenic beauty of unspoiled western Nevada. Crystal clear air, old fashioned countryside quiet and unsurpassed seclusion and security are the special benefits each and every vacationer enjoys at the Walker River Resort".
Admittedly, after describing more activities like fly fishing and river float trips, the website does mention that the resort is adjacent to BLM land with trails for ATVs. We should have taken that as a clue. We may have been the only guests without a toy hauler and a UTV, ATV or dirt bike. Even the 6 year olds were on dirt bikes (little ones), scooting around the sites in full body armor. Apparently this resort has been discovered by the motorized off-road recreation crowd.

If you are into that sort of thing this resort is a beauty. If not, I would avoid it.