Wagon Wheels RV Park

02/26/2026

The trees are beginning to bud, and spring is just around the corner. Longer days mean more time for side-by-side rides, hiking adventures, and fresh mountain air. Come be a part of the experience at Dyer RV Park.

02/19/2026

Something new is on the way! 🚐✨
We’re updating our website to create a smoother, more accessible experience. Before long, you’ll be able to request your reservations directly online, Quick and easy.
Thank you for sticking with us while we put the finishing touches in place. We’re looking forward to welcoming you and helping you plan your next visit!

02/19/2026

Wake up where the only traffic is sunlight through the trees. 🌞 Winter is beautiful at Wagon Wheels RV Park, come stay awhile.

02/19/2026

Looking for a winter escape that's calm, cozy, and wide open? ❄ How about a stay in a 1905 cozy cabin at Wagon Wheels RV Park it's waiting for you.

02/16/2026

''Discover the untamed beauty of Fish Lake Valley Nevada and witness our incredible local wildlife up close and personal.''

02/16/2026

Hi all, just letting you know that the RV park is open but not to an online booking, yet. due to the winter freezes you just need to give us a call at 760-920-0409 and we will gladly book your reservations. we look forward to seeing you soon.

05/29/2023

If you feel like cooling down a little check Wagon Wheels RV Park and enjoy the shady trees in the high Nevada desert. The shady trees are a lifesaver in the hot Nevada sun, with nearby off-roading trails and breathtaking views.

02/03/2023

On November 18, we held our 2nd field trip in our Fish Lake Valley Heritage Museum. We had about 30 people, which included students, parents and staff. We are so grateful for everyone that showed up and showed so much interest. There is a great deal of history in each building, and what's unique about our museum is
that you can touch and feel everything around you, which makes the experience so much cooler. The kids had so much fun going around each building and listening to the history behind it all as all these buildings came from this community. They were also told of a story or two about some of the artifact(s) in each building. After
touring the whole museum, we talked about prehistoric times related to our location within the Great Basin and all the dinosaurs that roamed Nevada millions of years ago-they even got to touch dinosaur p**p and 14” petrified clams! While they were having lunch, we set up arts and crafts stations for rock painting,
dinosaur coloring, 3D dinosaur puzzles, dinosaur sand art and friendship bracelets. Every student got to take their own crafts home. At the end we used pie irons over a campfire to make pepperoni pizzas and PBM&Js, our own version of Peanut Butter and S’mores. I have to say, I think that was the best part.
Seeing every student involved in all the arts and crafts projects, the campfire cookout, the numerous questions while touring the buildings and the fact that many students when it was all over, returned to some of their favorite buildings to get a second look- is what made it so exciting to see all our hard work pay off.
We are so incredibly grateful to have had Dyer Elementary School with us. Every student was so respectful to our collected history and showed so much interest.
Also, a huge thank you to everyone that helped, from the Dyer Elementary School Staff and parents to the museum Volunteers-Perla Jimenez and Julissa Jimenez.
We are so excited to do more field trips and tours in the future!

For individual visits, group tours, field trips or further information call 760-920-0409 or email us at [email protected]

11/07/2022

If you were thinking of tent camping, this is what we provide but you'd better hurry as temps are dropping quickly!

11/07/2022

10 days ago the park guests enjoyed the Fall leaves even a little white terrier jumping up and down to catch them like they were snowflakes! But beware as tomorrow the snowstorm arrives.

11/07/2022

Enjoying the Fall night

10/23/2022