Fallon RV Park
Making a date to stay at Fallon RV Park opens a bright and optimistic window to a neverland of un-fur-gettable happenings in the city of Fallon nearby.
The park is affiliated with a gas station and general market offering campers access to groceries, beverages, and snacks, as well as areas to pitch a tent and full hook-ups to electricity (30/50 amp), water, and sewer. Ultra-roomy sites feature level, concrete pads with an abundance of trees for shade, a picnic table, and pull-through or back-in choices. The road leading off a busy highway is wide enough for the big rigs to navigate with ease, making Fallon RV Park a comfortable stopover for those on the way to Reno, the casino capital. The daily rate for parking your RV, including wi-fi and cable TV, is $48. Rates for tent camping start at $35.
The park is reasonably maintained, with clean restrooms, showers, and a laundry, while a playground keeps young ones entertained. Pets are allowed to stay at the park for a fee of $2, and they must be on-leash outside your tent or camper. Your prince or princess pup has a grassy area for exercise, and their loyal guardians are required to pick up any waste. For off-leash fun, try Fallon Dog Park, where you'll find two separate fenced zones for petite pooches and larger woofers.
The energetic city of Fallon has a timeless tourist appeal thanks to attractions like the Lattin Farms Maze, an endless trek through cornfields that keep folks guessing for hours. Nature lovers will be inspired by the hiking opportunities at Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge, where their barking besties can accompany them on-leash. Sand Mountain is an epic attraction which dates back more than 10,000 years. Kids love sand boarding down the slopes, and if you stay awhile, you might hear the haunting, vocal-like tones as the sand shifts in the wind.
Fallon, Nevada is bursting with charm and hosts a popular RV park ideal for a stopover or exploring the action-packed area. Peak times at Fallon RV Park include holidays and summer.
