Welcome to Timber Creek Campground, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Ely, NV. Surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, this campground offers a peaceful retreat for campers, RV enthusiasts, and families seeking an unforgettable outdoor experience. With its spacious campsites, scenic creek-side locations, and abundant wildlife, Timber Creek Campground is the perfect destination for nature lovers.
Our campground features a variety of amenities to ensure a comfortable stay, including outhouses, rinse-off stations, and non-potable water spigots sourced from the icy mountain creek. While there is no running water due to ongoing construction as of July 2023, we provide starter firewood for your first campfire, encouraging a warm and welcoming atmosphere. We also emphasize eco-friendly practices, urging guests to use local firewood and adhere to the "pack in, pack out" principle.
Timber Creek Campground is ideal for families, with plenty of activities to keep kids entertained, from exploring the creek to spotting small river trout. The nights are cool and refreshing, with temperatures in the mid-40s, making for a cozy camping experience. Please note that cell service is limited, allowing you to truly disconnect and immerse yourself in nature.
Our pricing is affordable, ranging from $10 for individual sites to $45 for group sites, depending on the size of your party. Whether you're pitching a tent or gathering with friends, Timber Creek Campground offers a serene and spacious environment for all.
Customer Feedback:
Guests rave about the peaceful ambiance and natural beauty of Timber Creek Campground. One camper shared, "Stayed at #5 with the creek right next to our tent as we slept like babies! GOD'S creation is absolutely beautiful! Highly recommend!" Another guest appreciated the spaciousness, saying, "Spaces are far enough apart that you are not on top of each other like other campgrounds." Families also love the kid-friendly environment, with one reviewer noting, "Awesome place, great to keep the kids busy."
Plan your visit to Timber Creek Campground today and experience the tranquility and adventure of this stunning outdoor destination. For more information or to book your stay, contact us directly.
Picnics
RV camping
RV water hookup
Hiking
Barbecue grill
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Stayed at #5 with the creek right next to our tent as we slept like babies! GOD'S creation is absolutely beautiful! Highly recommend! Spaces are far enough apart that you are not on top of each other like other campgrounds. There are a few different sets of out houses and rinse off and non-pottable spigots. The water comes from the creek, which is ice cold mountain runoff. Saw some small river trout, but nothing to keep. No signal except for by the esquarian area and even then just enough to make a call. Prices range from $10 for individual to $45 for group sites. On the group sites it depends on how many people are in your party. Do not bring firewood in as evasive species can be brought in accidentally. Rather use the abundance of wood locally. Most sites have some sort of starter firewood for your first fire. Be kind and leave a small pile for the next group behind you. Tread lightly.... pack in.... pack out!
Awesome place, great to keep the kids busy nights were in the mid 40’s, campgrounds currently don’t have running water do to construction 7/2023
My favorite place to go cool off and enjoy the beautiful surroundings wonderful place my father R.O.Digman loved to go for rids up to Timber Creek he was surprised to see such a pretty place in the high Desert S.L.Digman Redfern....
Loved it! Clean restroom, open air, great star gazing, quiet creek, far back of the road so not a lot of vehicles. Picnic tables were in great condition. Camp tender came by often to check up on the site. We stayed several days and very much enjoyed the site.
The most beautiful campground I've ever seen. By far the best camping I've ever done. Wish i could have stayed longer. Go to sleep listening to this pulchritudinous creek babbling in your ear, watch the sun rise over the mountains, and listen to the birds sing in the birch trees. If im ever in Nevada again, i think driving any number of hours out of my way to spend 15 minutes here would be time well spent. I envy the National Forest interns i saw working here.