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Introduce
Welcome to Stampede Campground, a rustic camping destination in the heart of Pioche, Nevada. If you're seeking a peaceful retreat surrounded by stunning scenery and rich history, our campground offers a unique and unforgettable experience.
Embrace the Natural Beauty:
Stampede Campground is located in a beautiful natural setting, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the outdoors and enjoy the peace and quiet of the Nevada desert.
Camping Experience:
Stampede Campground offers a rustic camping experience, with a limited number of campsites available on a first-come, first-served basis. The campsites are located in a natural setting, providing a peaceful and secluded atmosphere.
Amenities and Services:
Stampede Campground provides basic amenities to enhance your camping experience:
- Picnic tables
- Fire rings
- Vault toilets
Explore Pioche and Beyond:
Stampede Campground is the perfect base for exploring the rich history and natural beauty of Pioche and the surrounding area:
- Explore the historic downtown Pioche, with its well-preserved buildings and museums
- Visit the nearby Spring Valley State Park for fishing, boating, and hiking
- Discover the unique geological formations and scenic landscapes of the region
Important Information for Campers:
- This is a rustic campground with limited amenities
- Campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis
- Campers should be prepared for remote camping conditions
Plan Your Adventure:
Stampede Campground is ideal for:
- History buffs
- Outdoor enthusiasts
- Those seeking solitude and tranquility
Contact Us:
Stampede Campground
Pioche, NV 89043, USA
Escape to the rustic charm of Stampede Campground and experience the wonders of Pioche!
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Activities
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Picnic tables
Children
Good for kids
Parking
On-site parking
Pets
Dogs allowed
Cory Fender
Oct 28
This place is awesome! Had the place to myself for 3 FULL DAYS! No full timers living there. Must be that there is very little to no cell service, no potable water and no pit toilets.
Sheri C.
Oct 13
It's small and people crowd in on the weekend. We stayed down the hill next to it.
LUIS DA CRUZ
Sep 20
Nice weather, mid September is in the low 80s during the day and low 50s at night. spending 3 nights here. Didn't know a yearly motocross event was happening the day after I arrived and the placed soon filled up for the event. Even though there were a ton of people, everyone was very respectful at night and not much noise going on. There are no services but the town is 15 min away if you need supplies. The road was dirt but fairly flat. There are a few spots with fire rings, tables and shade but not many; there are many other spots you can park along the dirt road.
Kai Rynli
Oct 10
I arrived as the sun was setting, & the view was stunning. Google maps initially had me turn onto a gravel drive that was fenced off. The actual gravel drive for access is just a little to the south & marked by a brown sign. I drive about 2 miles from the main road in a low clearance car, no problem. There is a guest book & some informational pamphlets in metal boxes, either side of the bulletin board. Despite having read that there were "on-site" bathrooms in another review, I only saw the covered tables, fire rings, & charcoal cooking stations. Overall, a lovely site on free BLM land, & if I pass through again, I will definitely stay. Remember to practice "Leave No Trace" principles, & be aware that this is home to wildlife.
K Trull
Apr 03
Great place with awesome views Town is close for supplies. Small grocery store near the main part of town. I got propane by trade at Tillies and laundry is at a small campground in town, open to everyone. Water is available at the free city campground near the park and Courthouse.