Looking for a vacation that's loaded with excitement-but light on your budget? Well hold on to your hats! When it comes to Nevada RV Parks, there's a new sheriff in town. Beatty RV Park is located on Hwy 95 between Las Vegas and Reno, in the former mining town of Beatty. Beatty's spectacular scenery, pleasant climate and central location near Death Valley National Park make it the perfect home base for your Wild West adventure!
At Beatty RV Park, you'll discover the ideal place to park your wagon, from our old-fashioned Nevada hospitality to amenities that make you feel right at home. Beatty RV Park offers 50-amp electrical hookups-and we offer the largest pull-thru sites in town. Saddle Up. and Get Ready for the Adventure of a Lifetime!
At Beatty RV Park, you'll discover the ideal place to park your wagon, from our old-fashioned Nevada hospitality to amenities that make you feel right at home. Beatty RV Park offers 50-amp electrical hookups-and we offer the largest pull-thru sites in town. Saddle Up. and Get Ready for the Adventure of a Lifetime!
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From historical landmarks with tales to tell. to extreme desert terrain that beckons thrill-seekers, the Beatty area offers sights and experiences guaranteed to make your Nevada trip an unforgettable one. Rhyolite was established in 1905 when traces of gold were found in the nearby Bullfrog Hills. It featured churches, banks, hotels, a school and even an opera house-evidence of the high hopes the residents had for this budding metropolis.
Death Valley
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Death Valley National Park is located between the Amargosa Desert in Nevada and the Inyo National Forest in California. It's famous for being one of the hottest, driest and lowest regions on Earth, featuring scorching summer temperatures of over 120 degrees Fahrenheit and an elevation of 282 feet below sea level.
Rhyolite
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The town of Rhyolite, Nevada was established in 1905 when traces of gold were found in the nearby Bullfrog Hills. But when Rhyolite failed to flourish in the gold rush era, this community of "high hopes and dashed dreams" crumbled into the timeworn ghost town that entrances visitors today.
In 1904, the discovery of gold in the Bullfrog Mining District spurred the creation of numerous "gold rush towns" that attracted prospectors and speculators from surrounding areas.Rhyolite was the largest and most elaborate of these towns, featuring its own railway station, churches, banks, hotels, a school and an opera house.
In 1904, the discovery of gold in the Bullfrog Mining District spurred the creation of numerous "gold rush towns" that attracted prospectors and speculators from surrounding areas.Rhyolite was the largest and most elaborate of these towns, featuring its own railway station, churches, banks, hotels, a school and an opera house.
Off Roading
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You thrive on big adventure-and neither rocks nor mud nor riverbeds can keep you from exploring the wild Nevada desert-scape. Sound like you? Then you're in the right place! With its untamed backcountry roads and primitive terrain, the Death Valley area offers visitors an unrivaled off-roading experience.
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Special Notes:These rates are based on an occupancy of one RV, two guests and one tow vehicle. Additional Guests are $2.00 per day per guest. Children under 15 years of age are no additional charge. Reservation changes: Cancellations and changes are only accepted by calling the park directly at: (775) 553-2732.
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