WELCOME TO GOLDFIELD RV!

Thank you for choosing Goldfield RV. To check for site availability and to make a reservation, please scroll down towards the bottom and use the function built into the page.

We are open year round and all sites have heated water hydrants. We try to accommodate as many travelers and local workers as possible. If all sites come up full we may have an auxiliary site with hookups. Contact the camp host at 775-277-3943.

We are on South 4th Street in the cluster of trees a few blocks south of Highway 95 just past the post office.

4th Street is paved. The side roads are gravel and have a steep grade and are not recommended.

Follow the arrow on the signs at the entrance which takes you to the back side and you will turn sharp right into the site. The sites are numbered on the antique cans under the trees. More details about each site are on the “reservations” link.

Randy is the onsite manager. Full time RVer, amateur geologist, botanist, historian, and radio operator. 775-277-3943.

Check out the YouTube channel Abandoned & Forgotten Footage. A quality and sometimes comical look at exploring abandoned mines brought to you by your hosts. Many of the mines are filmed here in the Goldfield area.

Camping in Goldfield, Nevada

Whether you’re coming to see the ghost town, the gold mines, or to ATV or mountain bike, you’ll be glad you chose Goldfield RV Park for camping. We are located halfway between Las Vegas and Reno on US Route 95. We are are a quarter mile off the highway above Goldfield, providing a peaceful location with a great view of the town, the hills and the valley. Our camp sites are fringed by good sized pine trees.

The RV park has 8 pull-through sites and two back in camp sites. We are expanding to include more pull through sites. On one side are great views of the historic town of Goldfield, Nevada. On the other you look out upon a vast desert with fantastic views of the nearby cliffs and bluffs with Joshua trees and wild burros.

Our campsites come with electric, water, and sewer hookups. The pine trees at the ends provide some shade and windbreak and create a cozy camp atmosphere. Sites are long and have space to set out your chairs and tables in the open or under the pine trees. Trash barrels are located close to the sites. We have WiFi. We do not have public restrooms, laundry, or showers.

Currently there are no service stations in the town of Goldfield. The nearest are Beatty, 68 miles south or Tonopah, 27 miles north. Emergency gas and diesel may be available from the camp host. The general store is now closed. A truck stop is in the works and under construction. No opening date is known and construction is very slow. There is one diner in town, open for breakfast and lunch most days. Two taverns, The Mozart near the famous shuttered Goldfield Hotel. and the historic Santa Fe Saloon with adjacent coin operated laundry and hotel is on the north side near the old mining district. a unique radio station Radio Goldfield 89.1 FM, a few gift shops and a jail for the trouble makers.

So bring your ATV’s, mountain bikes, and rock picks. We have complete access to miles of BLM trails right from camp. It’s a nature lover’s paradise with thousands of old mines, and dozens of historical markers along the trails.