General InformationDue to multiple infrastructure projects in the Park during the summer of 2024, all campgrounds, with the exception of group sites at Grey Cliffs Campground, will operate on a first-come-first-served basis. If you arrive late in the day it is likely that all sites will be occupied. Please check with a ranger at the park visitor centers to discuss dispersed camping options on public land outside of Great Basin National Park.Great Basin National Park has five developed campgrounds: Upper Lehman Creek, Lower Lehman Creek, Baker Creek, Grey Cliffs, and Wheeler Peak. Each developed campground has vault toilets, picnic tables, tent pads, and campfire grills. There are no hookups. Each campsite is limited to eight people, three tents, and two vehicles. There are three campgrounds with accessible sites. Primitive campgrounds can be found along Snake Creek road. ReservationsReservations must be made for nights during peak season at both Upper Lehman Creek and Wheeler Peak Campgrounds. Tent camping reservations can also be made at the Grey Cliffs Campground. Group CampingLarge groups can be accommodated at the Grey Cliffs Campground. Five designated group sites provide privacy and ensure that groups do not disturb campers staying at the individual sites. Go to the Group Camping page for more information. Reservations are required for group camping and can be made at recreation.gov or by calling (877) 444-6777. What to Do When Great Basin's Campgrounds are Full!Look here for alternative options for camping.
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Last updated: April 8, 2024