Mitchell's Stateline RV Park

This was the nicest and safest campground on our way north. It’s right on the stateline of Nevada and Oregon. There’s a couple of places to eat nearby and a couple of gas stations. There’s nothing else until you get to Idaho. It was very quiet at night. The owners came out to meet us. Cash or check only! The bathrooms were closed but I don’t use them anyway. There were 5 other campers that came in for the night. 15 spots. All FHU for $40

As I passed through this old wagon trail town I was received with alot of local hospitality. I did an overnight at the Stateline RV park. The owner, she is great. The pull through sites were very helpful. A little original jail from the wagon days sits just around the corner on the main street. I appreciate the stopover and hope I can swing through again in the future.

Nice, clean no grills park. Parking is on gravel, sites are close, sites are level, and sewer, water, and 30 amp at each site. There is some tent sites available. The park is spotless.

We spent $40 for 1 night in early July 2020 at this family owned Stateline RV park. This is an older RV park. It is a fresh gravel parking lot with water, sewer and 30 amp pedestal only. No breaker at the pedestal. The bath house was closed during our visit. There is no park sponsored Wi-Fi. Also, no Over The Air or cable TV. Very few trees but is it big rig friendly. At $40 per night it is over rated. Verizon was strong. We heard very little road noise.

Stopped in for one night. Nice level gravel parking, water and 30Amp electricity and sewage dump. The lady running the RV was VERY nice and helpful. She’s a widower and running it by herself and holding another job. She works hard so give her a break. They have men and women showers. It cost us $45 per night.