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THOMAS CANYON

USDA Forest Service

Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Headquarters

Now: 69°F Clear

Accessible sites

Reservation required

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A site/loop map appears once pitch-level geometry is available. For now, see the site inventory below.

Sites

43 sites — 42 rv · 1 tent · 1 ADA

Loop

Site

Type

Max RV

Electric

Notes

S&P

Single, S&P

rv

45 ft

first-come

S&P

Double, S&P

rv

40 ft

first-come

C

032

rv

30 ft

first-come

C

024

rv

35 ft

first-come

C

023

rv

35 ft

first-come

C

038

rv

40 ft

first-come

B

018

rv

40 ft

first-come

A

008

rv

35 ft

first-come

C

026

rv

25 ft

first-come

C

027

rv

40 ft

first-come

C

025

rv

20 ft

first-come

A

007

rv

40 ft

first-come

C

034

rv

45 ft

first-come

A

003

rv

40 ft

first-come

C

033

rv

25 ft

first-come

C

022

rv

45 ft

first-come

B

016

rv

65 ft

pull-through

first-come

C

036

rv

25 ft

first-come

C

040

rv

50 ft

pull-through

first-come

B

015

rv

30 ft

first-come

B

011

rv

35 ft

first-come

B

013

rv

45 ft

first-come

A

001

rv

45 ft

first-come

A

004

rv

45 ft

pull-through

first-come

B

019

rv

35 ft

first-come

A

009

rv

30 ft

first-come

C

031

rv

25 ft

first-come

C

021

rv

45 ft

first-come

C

030

rv

20 ft

first-come

C

028

rv

25 ft

first-come

C

035

rv

40 ft

first-come

C

029

rv

35 ft

first-come

C

037

rv

40 ft

first-come

A

006

rv

25 ft

ADA

first-come

B

017

rv

25 ft

first-come

B

012

rv

45 ft

pull-through

first-come

B

010

rv

40 ft

first-come

A

005

rv

45 ft

first-come

A

009A

tent

20 ft

first-come

B

014

rv

40 ft

first-come

A

002

rv

45 ft

first-come

B

020

rv

35 ft

first-come

C

039

rv

20 ft

first-come

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Site counts, RV length limits, hookups, and accessibility are reported by the operator and merged from Recreation.gov (RIDB) (medium confidence) — they change. Confirm current rates, closures, fire bans, and length limits on Recreation.gov or with the managing agency before you rely on them.

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