15 campgrounds that take tents and no RVs in Nevada
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest holds the most of them in the state. The Forest Service runs most of them. They lean to the west of the state rather than being spread evenly across it.
A campground is listed when its Recreation.gov site records permit tents and permit no RV at any site.
Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served
All 15
| Campground | Agency | Sites | Booking | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wildhorse Crossing Campground | FS | 20 | First-come | Details → |
| Grey Cliffs Campground | NPS | 16 | Reservable | Details → |
| Kingston Campground | FS | 11 | First-come | Details → |
| Mahogany Grove | FS | 8 | Reservable | Details → |
| Terraces Campground - Picnic Area | FS | 1 | Reservable | Details → |
| Big Bend Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Big Creek Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Bob Scott Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Columbine Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Desert Creek Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Lye Creek Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Pine Creek Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| San Juan Dispersed Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Toquima Cave Campground | FS | First-come | Details → | |
| Zephyr Cove Resort | FS | First-come | Details → |
Also in Nevada
All 47 campgrounds in Nevada · First-come, first-served · Reservable · Big rigs · Pets allowed · Tent only in every state