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GenieMagic
78
GenieScore
GenieMatch
GenieSummary
Dayton State Park is a great central location for camping with lots of nearby things to do. There are 10 sites with fire rings and picnic tables, as well as central water, flush toilets, and trash receptacles. The park is surrounded by majestic cottonwoods and is home to lots of wildlife and birds. The area also has a rich history of silver mining and is close to town with a variety of restaurants and businesses. The park is a great spot for a last minute trip, but be aware that there is road noise from the highway and some questionable activity in the day use area.
From The Campground
Dayton State Park is a 160-acre park located in the Great Basin desert. The park features cottonwoods, sage, rabbitbrush, and willows. The lower park borders the Carson River, while the upper park includes the remains of old Highway 50 and the Rock Mill site. The park offers several recreational activities such as hiking, geocaching, and picnicking. Pets are welcome, but they must be kept on a leash of not more than six feet in length. Visitors are responsible for knowing all park rules and regulations in effect. Detailed rules and regulations are posted at the park or may be viewed on the Park Rules page.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(775) 687-5678
info@daytonrvpark.com
GenieMagic
78
GenieScore
GenieMatch
Photos
Reservations
Reserve by
info@daytonrvpark.com
Quick Stats
10
Sites
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Site Price
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Max RV Size
4337ft.
Elevation
Photos
GenieSummary
Dayton State Park is a great central location for camping with lots of nearby things to do. There are 10 sites with fire rings and picnic tables, as well as central water, flush toilets, and trash receptacles. The park is surrounded by majestic cottonwoods and is home to lots of wildlife and birds. The area also has a rich history of silver mining and is close to town with a variety of restaurants and businesses. The park is a great spot for a last minute trip, but be aware that there is road noise from the highway and some questionable activity in the day use area.
From The Campground
Dayton State Park is a 160-acre park located in the Great Basin desert. The park features cottonwoods, sage, rabbitbrush, and willows. The lower park borders the Carson River, while the upper park includes the remains of old Highway 50 and the Rock Mill site. The park offers several recreational activities such as hiking, geocaching, and picnicking. Pets are welcome, but they must be kept on a leash of not more than six feet in length. Visitors are responsible for knowing all park rules and regulations in effect. Detailed rules and regulations are posted at the park or may be viewed on the Park Rules page.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(775) 687-5678
info@daytonrvpark.com
Quick Stats
10
Sites
--
Site Price
--
Max RV Size
4337ft.
Elevation
184903
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