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Dump Station at Great Basin National Park

—Visitor campsites
—Online reservable
—Largest listed RV length; varies by site
—Official site types

Plan your stay

Answers to the questions campers ask first.

Can I reserve a campsite?

The official reservation status is not yet confirmed.

Can I camp here with an RV?

Official RV suitability and length information is not yet available.

Are tent sites available?

Official tent-site information is not yet available.

Is the campground accessible?

Official accessibility information is available below. Check the details for suitability.

Are toilets and drinking water available?

Yes, seasonally. Toilets and drinking water are available during the operating season.

Are showers or electrical hookups available?

No. Showers are not available and no electrical sites are listed.

About this campground

Information from the official campground source. Seasonal conditions and reservation rules may vary.

No overnight camping allowed. Dump Station is for dumping garbage and RV sewage.

Tours & experiences

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Tourist Attractions

Facilities at a glance

ToiletsSeasonal
Drinking waterSeasonal
Dump stationNot available
AmphitheaterNot available
ShowersNot available
LaundryNot available
Camp storeNot available
Cell serviceNot available
InternetNot available
Trash and recyclingSeasonal
Food storage lockersNot available
Firewood for saleNot available
Ice for saleNot available
Campground hostSeasonal
Available Seasonal Not available Unknown

Operating season & hours

Official opening status unknown

Dump Station

Every day: All Day

Operating dates and closures can change. Confirm current conditions with the official source.

Fees

Dump Station Fee

$10 to dump RV sewage

$10.00

Access, rules and important notes

  • 0 Gas stoves are permitted.
  • Fires may only be built in provided metal fire rings.
  • Fires must be extinguished when not attended.
  • Only dead wood on the ground may be collected for use as fuel for campfires within the park.
  • Standing trees or shrubs, alive or dead, and trees/shrubs that are still attached to the ground may not be collected.
  • Chainsaw use is prohibited without a permit.
  • Collection of Bristlecone Pine wood and any wood above 10,000 feet is not allowed.
  • Check for local fire bans.

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Official information, clearly sourced Information from the official sources listed below. Check the official website for current conditions and reservation details.
National Park Service
Last checked National Park Service — Oct 9, 2026 at 10:52 AM

Things To Do

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Stargazing

Astronomy Ranger Program

Astronomy Program
60-120 Minutes
Source: NPS
A reflective lake surrounded by rocks, with a green fishing rod emerging from the viewer.
Backcountry Hiking

Backpack the Baker & Johnson Lakes Loop

The most popular backcountry route in the park, the Baker & Johnson Lakes Loop frequently sees campers, but still nothing compared to many other popular parks. This about 12 mile loop will take visitors by mountain lakes, glacial cirques, and a profound amount of isolation.
Permit required
1-14 Days
Source: NPS
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