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What campers say
Baker Creek Campground is a quiet, scenic first-come, first-served option in Great Basin National Park, sitting around 7,500–8,000 ft with about 36–38 sites. Sites are well spaced with picnic tables and fire rings, some pull-through spots for small RVs, and many offer tree cover, creek sounds and broad views (Wheeler Peak and dark-sky stargazing reported). Facilities are basic — pit/vault toilets that visitors find very clean — and water is not always at the loop, so bring water or fill at the visitor center/dump. Access is a roughly 4-mile gravel road that can be washboarded, and the campground can fill in summer.
Our summary of 60 traveler reviews.