Walker Lake Recreation Area
About the Business
Located in Hawthorne, Nevada, the Walker Lake Recreation Area is a park and tourist attraction that offers a wide range of outdoor experiences for visitors. With over 3,600 facilities and 103,000 individual sites across the country, Recreation.gov is your go-to resource for planning your next adventure. From camping and hiking to wildlife viewing and ranger-led activities, there is something for everyone to enjoy at Walker Lake Recreation Area. With tools and resources to help you plan your trip, manage your details, and access special events, Recreation.gov makes it easy to explore new destinations and create lasting memories. Whether you're looking to return to a favorite camping spot or discover a new one, Recreation.gov has you covered. Plus, with options for annual or lifetime passes, as well as rental equipment, planning your trip has never been easier. Explore America's outdoor and cultural destinations with Recreation.gov and bring home a story to share with family and friends.
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Hawthorne, NV 89415, United States
Reviews
"What a lovely campground, freshly paved, and tip- keep going past the end of the pavement - there is pull thru spots! Big enough for a class A w/toad!"
"Weirdest lake ever. Never anyone in or on the lake. Why?? I stopped here to walk the dogs every time I drove by and never seen anyone enjoying the lake. Even got pulled out of the sand by the towns Judge. Good times"
"Walker Lake is an interesting lake. Too salty for trout fishing. Used for boating, swimming, etc. It is known for the Big Horn Sheep but we didn't see one in December despite jeeping pretty high up on the mountains. Sportsman Beach has an excellent campground. Awnings, picnic tables and a fire ring. Nice pit toilets. The view is outstanding!!"
"Here are some current photos of Walker Lake. We drove through here three years ago, and the lake did not look so good. No salt ring exposed, and beautifully blue. Please check out the pictures."
"So many sites that were empty - it was beautiful. Even though you are right next to a highway it doesn't feel like it - quiet and peaceful. I was really surprised there was really nobody there. Don't just take the first right you see into the campsites though - keep following the road there are more below all with tables, pits and shade. Lizards were very cool /interesting. Clean toilets - bring toilet paper though and watch for all the spider webs."
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