Kingston Campground

What to say about Kingston... the settlement was getting all of it roads paved when we arrived, to access was absurdly smooth until the dirt road. The dirt road was in great shape for early autumn, had no issue with driving a 2WD car on it at the posted speed limit. The campground area had tables at each site, a firepit and grill as well (didn't use them due to high fire hazard). The area has trees, shade and the stream running through it, campsites are spaced pretty well - not packed in or distant. No running water, bring your own. Campsite had room for two tents, did not notice any mid-sized stones covering the area. Some of the camp sites would be better for RVs than tents, and vice versa - unless the area is packed, take a look around. No ants. Some flies. No mosquitoes (the temp. had

Absolutely loved this place in late October 2023. We stayed at Campsite #1 right at the entrance. Plenty of room for a 40’ coach and level enough to enjoy. Had a creek next to us, clean fire pit, grille and picnic table and a very peaceful week. The camping fees are currently FREE with the usual 14 day max limit. The road in is narrow and dirt but easy to travel, even pulling the toad. The sites are spread far enough apart for privacy and there’s even a group site. All free. There is a bridge crossing the creek at the campground entrance that others have said is narrow. Our full size Class A navigated it with zero issues and room to spare. Unless you’re pulling a 14’ wide trailer, you’ll be fine. The campsites vary in size but all are within easy access of vault toilets that were immacu

Camping here was a blast. The lake is about 4 miles up the road. Beautiful. I wouldn't recommend going past where the water meets the road. #Adventure

Beautiful, hidden gem of a campground. Almost had the whole place to ourselves! Very easy to get to, just past the quaint and wonderful little town of Kingston. Lots of trails to explore around the campground (Weathwr with an ATV or hiking), to include some very cool abandon mines on the hills across from the campground. Very nice lake just 5 mins west of the camp, and if you continue down the Kingston Canyon Rd very pretty views! The town is only about at 10 min drive down the hill, there's a small general store open from 12-4 if you need anything, they have a limited supplies (Food, ice, beverages, a few camping items) ran by an very sweet elderly couple. The Saloon in town is awesome as well. Highly suggest this spot for a fun camping trip! Also only about 25 mins away from The Spencer

Free campground in Kingston canyon. Most sites are along the creek with shade and privacy at each site. About 5 miles of narrow unpaved road past the village of Kingston. Bring everything you need. Not much in "town". Bathrooms, but no power or trash. Very peaceful and beautiful. An Oasis in central Nevada