Bighorn Campground

23 reviews

Bighorn Campground Introduce

Welcome to Bighorn Campground, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Mineral County, Nevada. If you're seeking an escape into the wild, our campground offers a unique and unforgettable experience.

Embrace the Wilderness:

Bighorn Campground is located in a remote and rugged area, offering a true wilderness experience. Surrounded by stunning scenery, including towering peaks, vast valleys, and pristine lakes, our campground is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

Camping Experience:

Bighorn Campground offers a primitive camping experience, with a limited number of campsites available on a first-come, first-served basis. The campsites are located in a beautiful natural setting, providing a peaceful and secluded atmosphere.

Amenities and Services:

Bighorn Campground provides basic amenities to enhance your camping experience:

Picnic tables
Fire rings
Vault toilets

Explore Mineral County:

Bighorn Campground is the perfect base for exploring the vast and unspoiled landscapes of Mineral County. Discover a wealth of outdoor activities and opportunities for adventure:

Hiking and backpacking trails
Fishing in pristine lakes and streams
Wildlife viewing
Photography opportunities

Important Information for Campers:

This is a primitive campground with no water or hookups available
Campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis
Campers should be prepared for remote camping conditions

Plan Your Adventure:

Bighorn Campground is ideal for:

Backpacking trips
Wilderness adventures
Hiking and fishing enthusiasts
Those seeking solitude and tranquility

Contact Us:

Bighorn Campground
Mineral County, NV 89444, USA
Phone: (775) 463-1609
Mobile: +1 775-463-1609

Escape to the rugged beauty of Bighorn Campground and experience the wonders of Mineral County!

Location

Customer Reviews

4.0

23 reviews

Cal Northrop

May 04, 2020

If your looking for a place AWAY from it all this is for you. The trout fishing is great and it has a few restrooms. The camping is very primitive and the views are amazing.

Bobby Shouse

Jun 07, 2020

Nice private campsite. Plenty of room in most of them. I think one is kinda small but good for couples. Most are right on the river, spot 11 and 12 are solid rocks and not suitable for tent camping. The rest are dirt/grass and 3 spots where big enough for 2 large toy haulers to fit. Tone of trails all around the camp site and great fishing.

warren wolverton

Jul 12, 2023

As a local guide. I stand by what I say and stay away from all the bugs and caterpillars. Unless you're like "Courtney" and are into bugs crawling on your tent, hot sun with no shade and a river with no fish in it I recommend staying away. But what do I know I'm just a local guide.

Brian Ausland

Jun 22, 2022

Primitive sites, so make sure that you can accommodate that part. Beyond that, this place is so remote and untouched and amazing, it is well worth the time it takes to drive in. Please be very considerate of the full-time residents of antelope, mountain sheep, big-horn sheep, and deer that are all over this place, and don't run your music up at night nor fire off any type of fireworks or guns. The proximity that you'll have to wildlife rarely seen up this close in their natural environment will last for more generations if we can respect how untouched this place has remained for so long. Enjoy!

Scott Lamoureux

May 15, 2024

Quiet, nice. Sites mostly had dense bush for privacy and many with nice riverside locations.