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Great Basin National Park
Feast your eyes on an ancient landscape at this scenic, hidden national park.
Truly get away from it all at this national park in east-central Nevada near the Utah border. You could hike for hours and not see another soul. Groves of ancient bristlecone pines, some of the oldest trees on Earth, dot the landscape.
Soaring alpine peaks on both sides of the park make the scenic drive totally worth it. Gray mountains, some of which are 7,000 feet above the basin, stand above you as stony sentinels.
Hike to the top of Wheeler Peak, the second-tallest mountain in Nevada. Explore Wheeler Peak Glacier, one of the southernmost glaciers in North America.
See several notable features in Lehman Caves. The Cypress Swamp looks like there are several trees from floor to ceiling. Stalagmites and stalactites seem to droop and ooze in vertical columns.
Pitch your tent at five developed campgrounds.
Truly get away from it all at this national park in east-central Nevada near the Utah border. You could hike for hours and not see another soul. Groves of ancient bristlecone pines, some of the oldest trees on Earth, dot the landscape.
Soaring alpine peaks on both sides of the park make the scenic drive totally worth it. Gray mountains, some of which are 7,000 feet above the basin, stand above you as stony sentinels.
Hike to the top of Wheeler Peak, the second-tallest mountain in Nevada. Explore Wheeler Peak Glacier, one of the southernmost glaciers in North America.
See several notable features in Lehman Caves. The Cypress Swamp looks like there are several trees from floor to ceiling. Stalagmites and stalactites seem to droop and ooze in vertical columns.
Pitch your tent at five developed campgrounds. There are no hook-ups, and one is open year-round. Rustic campsites offer walk-in spots for hikers.
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5 campgrounds in Great Basin National Park
If you’re camping in the Great Basin, you should give Lower Lehman Creek Campground a shot. Campsites are right on the creek, and it’s just a few miles away from Lehman Caves on the Wheeler Peak scenic drive. Look forward to exploring geologic wonders, cooking by the campfire, and staring up at that river of stars in the sky!Read more...
Wheeler Peak Campground offers campsites by, you guessed it, Wheeler Peak! You will be greeted with breathtaking views, jaw-dropping skies, and the pleasure of getting to know one of the Southwest’s best kept secrets. So grab your dusty old tent and boots, and fill up the cooler with your favorite brews, its camping time!Read more...
While camping at Baker Creek Campground in the Great Basin, you will be totally blown away by this remote desert paradise. Hike through groves of ancient trees, view a southwestern glacier, and explore the Lehman Caves. When you're this far out, the camping offers a serene setting to enjoy the wilds or become the wilds!Read more...
If you're headed off the beaten path, chances are it’s a trip well worth taking. When camping at the Great Basin National Park, Upper Lehman Creek Campground is a great place to celebrate this remoteness. Campsites are on a creek and a short drive from Lehman caves. You can look forward to hiking, starry, starry nights, peaceful serenity, and/or w Read more...
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