Any feedback on rv parks along Nevada 93?

[BizmarksMom]

Specifically, Crystal Springs or Alamo?

I'm heading to Johnson Valley for Thanksgiving and looking to stop at the half way point for the night. I'll have 2 big dogs with me, and will need water at the site so I can dewinterize and fill the tank. (Johnson Valley will be boondocking with friends and family.)

I'd rather not stay in Vegas for this trip.

[BizmarksMom]

Thanks for the tip about the Shell station hookups!
Thanks, also, for the rv park reviews link. Rvparky wasn't bringing up much of anything.

All I need on the way down is a parking space with water, and it sounds like that won't be hard.

[nevadanick]

Thanksgiving time you probably dont want to dewinterize in Ely. There is hookups behind the Shell station in Ash Springs and another in Alamo. We use the shell station one when travelling through.

[Roy_Lynne]

We stayed at Ely a couple years ago at the Ely KOA and it was pretty nice, not exceptional, but nice. Then we stayed in Twin Falls at the 93 RV Park which we really loved, but mostly because the staff was friendly and accommodating.

[obgraham]

I drive by there twice a year, but haven't overnighted there. The parks at Alamo and Ash Springs are just parking lots, okay for overnights.
More scenic is a few miles south, Pahranagat Refuge, on a couple of small lakes. May not have hookups, though.

[sdianel_-acct_c]

Picketts RV Park in Alamo is OK for overnight per RV Park Reviews.

[2gypsies1]

Use the site to search via town names. Here are a few options:

http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/nevada/alamo