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Camping in Great Basin

Last verified NPS campground data
7 campgrounds, 145 sites. 129 sites are reservable and 12 are first-come, first-served. Everything here is from the National Park Service’s own campground records, including what the NPS says about booking windows.
Campgrounds
7
Sites
145
Reservable
129
12 first-come
Longest RV
50 ft
no dump station
Cell service
1/7
campgrounds
From
$10
per night

Every campground

Sites, rules and amenities

As the National Park Service lists them. Fees are the lowest nightly rate the NPS gives for the campground.
CampgroundSitesReservableFirst-comeRV maxCellShowersDumpFromBook
Baker Creek Campground3737050 ftNoNoNo$20Reserve
Wheeler Peak Campground3737024 ftNoNoNo$20Reserve
Upper Lehman Creek Campground2323040 ftNoNoNo$20Reserve
Lower Lehman Creek Campground2019040 ftYesNoNo$20Reserve
Grey Cliffs Campground16130No RVsNoNoNo$20Reserve
Snake Creek Primitive Campgrounds1201230 ftNoNoNo——
Dump Station000No RVsNoNoNo$10—

When booking opens

Booking windows for campsites and lodges

How far ahead each campground and lodge takes reservations, checked against the park's or operator's own page. The quoted line is re-checked on every build.

Campground booking · Recreation.gov (National Park Service)

Wheeler Peak Campground

30 days (1 month)

Advance reservations may be made as early as, but not prior to, 30 days from the desired stay. Sites are available for reservation from late June through Labor Day weekend.

“Advanced reservations may be made as early as, but not prior to, 30 days from your desired stay.”
Book →Source pageUpdated — Recreation.gov record updated 2026-09-22

Campground booking · Recreation.gov (National Park Service)

Baker Creek Campground, Lower Lehman Creek Campground

1 day (Baker Creek); 4 days (Lower Lehman Creek) - Recreation.gov facility-rule values

Recreation.gov's facility rules list a reservation window of 1 day for Baker Creek and 4 days for Lower Lehman Creek. Recreation.gov describes Baker Creek as having a short reservation window for last-minute plans.

“"reservationWindow":{"value":1,"units":"Days"”
Book →Source pageUpdated — Recreation.gov records updated 2026-08-15

Campground booking · Recreation.gov (National Park Service)

Grey Cliffs Campground, Upper Lehman Creek Campground

Reservable on Recreation.gov, but no booking window is stated on the captured pages. Grey Cliffs accepts reservations from Memorial Day through September.

“The campground accepts reservations from Memorial Day through September.”
Book →Source pageUpdated — Recreation.gov records updated 2026-08-15

What the NPS says

Reservations, in the park's words

The reservation notes the National Park Service publishes for each campground.

Baker Creek Campground

Make reservations on Recreation.gov.

Recreation.gov →

Wheeler Peak Campground

Make reservations on Recreation.gov.

Recreation.gov →

Upper Lehman Creek Campground

Make reservations on Recreation.gov.

Recreation.gov →

Lower Lehman Creek Campground

Make reservations on Recreation.gov.

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Grey Cliffs Campground

Loops A and C of Grey Cliffs are available for reservation. Loop B is reserved for administrative use. Make reservations on Recreation.gov.

Recreation.gov →

Snake Creek Primitive Campgrounds

Campsites are First-Come-First-Served

About this data

Site counts, reservation splits, RV limits and amenities are the National Park Service’s own records for each campground, retrieved from the NPS Data API and shown without edits (a dash means the park did not state it). Seasons, fees and availability change — the campground’s Recreation.gov page is the authority for what is open and bookable today.

Sources · 3

  1. 1.NPS Data API — /campgrounds · National Park Service (U.S. Department of the Interior)
  2. 2.Reservation, permit, lottery and camping pages of each park on nps.gov and Recreation.gov, read and quoted · National Park Service (U.S. Department of the Interior)
  3. 3.Great Basin National Park — Camping (nps.gov) · National Park Service

FAQ

Great Basin camping questions

How many campgrounds does Great Basin have?
The National Park Service lists 7 campgrounds in Great Basin National Park with 145 sites in total: 129 reservable and 12 first-come, first-served.
Do I need a reservation to camp in Great Basin?
Baker Creek Campground, Wheeler Peak Campground, Upper Lehman Creek Campground, Lower Lehman Creek Campground and Grey Cliffs Campground take reservations, while Snake Creek Primitive Campgrounds is first-come, first-served. For Wheeler Peak Campground: 30 days (1 month).
Can I bring an RV to Great Basin?
Yes. 5 campgrounds allow RVs; the longest stated limit is 50 feet (Baker Creek Campground). No campground lists a dump station. Hookups are rare in national parks — check each campground's details.
Is there cell service at Great Basin campgrounds?
The NPS reports cell reception at 1 of 7 campgrounds (Lower Lehman Creek Campground). Coverage depends on your carrier.

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