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Backroads adventurers and anglers head to Squaw Valley Reservoir for crowdless primitive camping and prime fishing. It sits 20 minutes north of Gerlach. Free access welcomes all to its stocked waters.
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Write a ReviewNo, Squaw Valley Reservoir offers no full hookups. Primitive camping means no water, electric, or sewer connections, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. Pack in your own supplies for a true back-to-nature stay along the reservoir edge.
Yes, Squaw Valley Reservoir allows pets. Keep dogs leashed to respect unfenced wildlife and practice Leave No Trace by packing out waste. No size or breed restrictions apply, but supervise closely near the water.
Squaw Valley Reservoir costs nothing to access or camp at. Nevada Department of Wildlife manages free public use with no fees. No reservations required; just show up, pick a spot, and follow site rules.
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