Sportsman's Beach Recreation Site Sportsman's Beach Recreation Site SPORTSMAN'S BEACH $6.00 Developed Sites $4.00 Primitive Camp Areas No Day Use Fees Picnic tables, firerings, shade ramadas, vaulted toilets, and garbage service. N 38°41.466' W 118°46.243' Be A Courteous Camper 1. Build fires ONLY in the grills or firerings provided 2. Be sure your fire is completely out before you leave 3. Burn ONLY combustible material. NO glass, plastics, or metals please. 4. Toilet facilities are provided for your convenience. Please help keep them clean. 5. Protect the water quality of Walker Lake by disposing of "gray water" at least 200 feet from water sources. 6. Keep horses outside the recreation site. Please keep dogs on lease and under control at all times. 7. Do not discharge firearms or fireworks within the recreation site or campground area. 8. Please keep noise in campground to a minimum. 9. Camping is limited to 14 days 10. Please observe posted speed limits Keep your camp clean and leave it clean. Dumpsters are located near the toilets. CAMPERS!!! Do not burn trash (metals, cans, glass bottles, plastics, food scraps, Hazardous Materials, ect.,) in firerings. No pallets with nails. BURN ONLY CHARCOAL OR WOOD ONLY. Clean out firerings when done. Dispose of ALL trash in dumpsters provided. DO NOT place BBQ's, hot plates or open flame of any type on tabletops. Help keep this area clean. NEVER - Burn toxic or non-combustible material ie. NO GLASS, METAL, TIRES, FURNITURE, or PALLETS. - Leave trash behind in the firering - Leave a campfire unattended or still warm embers behind. - Build a fire too near tents, campers, or structures. - Have a campfire when special restrictions are in effect. ALWAYS - Know and follow any special fire restrictions that may be in effect. - Burn only wood, paper, or similar combustible material. - Keep campfires small or at least to a reasonable size. - Make sure your fire is "dead-out", use water and stir the coals. - Clean unburned material out of your firering and dispose of properly. Bureau of Land Management Carson City Field Office 5665 Morgan Hill Road Carson City, NV 89701 755-885-6000 WALKER LAKE STATE REC. AREA Day Use Area Open from sunrise to sunset Southwest shores of Walker Lake

DIRECTIONS: Hwy.95 between Fallon and Hawthorne Fallon 50 miles About 15 miles north of Hawthorne, NV Elevation 3956' Lahontan Reservoir N 39°25.083' W 119°10.445' Showers at Lahontan Reservoir (North towards Fallon, NV) $5.00 Day Use Permit $10.00 Camping Fee Very strict about payments... Showers at Whiskey Flats RV Park Hwy.95 in Hawthorne, NV Highway 359 at the Nevada / California Border Snow on March 21, 2007 Highway 167 towards Mono Lake, CA PHOTO HERE Tree covered with shoes. Hwy.95 about 40 miles south of Fallon, NV This tree was cut down our last trip on Hwy.95 March 19, 2007 Shoe Tree on Highway 50 About 50 miles east from Fallon, NV N 39°17.655' W 117°59.196' We have seen about 1/2 dozen shoe trees in our travels. Mostly in Nevada and California. By the next year they have been cut down. Hickison Petroglyphs Also see: HICKISON PETROGLYPHS Also see: HIGHWAY 722 Also see: INYO NATIONAL FOREST Also see: WALKER LAKE Also see: WILSON CANYON Sand Mountain Recreation Area Highway 50 east from Fallon, NV Sand Mountain Pony Express Station Highway 50 east from Fallon, NV Wilson Turner 3YRS 1864 Hwy.50 near Sand Mountain N 39°17.488 W 118°26.868 Arch Off Whitney Portal Road Alabama Hills Recreation Area ARCHES OF ALABAMA HILLS There are hundreds of natural arches and windows throughout the Alabama Hills. Camped here September 4, 2006 Camped here March 9, 2007 Camped here March 20, 2007 Camped here January 6, 2009 Camped here May 31, 2009 CAMPGROUND INDEX Complete free campground listing CAMPING ADVICE AND TIPS TOURIST PHOTOS www.eugenecarsey.com dispersedcampgrounds.com Free campgrounds and camping NEVADA CAMPGROUND DIRECTORY TAMARACK BEACH CAMPGROUND 20 MILE BEACH CAMPGROUND WALKER LAKE