Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Spring Valley State Park adventure.
This ancient hunting ground and early pioneer settlement offers water recreation.
Located in eastern Nevada, the site of Spring Valley State Park is believed to have been a seasonal hunting and gathering spot dating back to 5,500 BC. Mormon pioneers also settled in the region in the 1800s, and left behind several structures. Today, the park is home to the 65-acre Eagle Valley Reservoir, which offers swimming, boating, water skiing and fishing, and attracts a variety of waterfowl and other birds. Hiking is also available, and offers scenic views of the volcanic tuff landscape. Picnic areas and two campgrounds are available near the reservoir, and offer campsites for tent and RV campers.
The park can be visited year-round. Summer temperatures can soar, which makes the reservoir and water activities especially refreshing and a popular time for visits. Winters are cold. The reservoir usually freezes over between December and February, and offers fantastic ice fishing . Winter snow conditions can affect road and other access.