slgwv's photos with the keyword: campground

Nevada. At the campground down by the Carson River. It was both unexpectedly busy and a bit dusty!

Just off California SR 108 near the junction with US 395, in the Sierra Nevada. Map position is approximate because the zoom feature isn't working.

Said to be the first campground build by the USFS, in the teens of the last century. The CCC put in major improvements (including this building) in the 1930s, but at least this part of the campground seems in disrepair. I was there in mid-June, so it should have been tourist season. I gather the building is still used for occasional functions, but I don't know why the campsites were closed. The area is just upstream from Bonneville Dam.

A late-season snowfall on Memorial Day weekend. It was all gone again in a couple of days. At least it made for interesting landscapes! Bob Scott campground, at the summit of the eponymous pass on US 50. Toiyabe Range, central Nevada, USA.

Twin Lakes Resort, Sierra Nevada, California, USA. This bear has gotten into an ice chest (why you _don't_ leave them outside in bear country!) and is drinking what he's found there. The bears have learned to puncture aluminum beverage cans with their teeth and extract the contents. This is _not_ our rig, I hasten to add! You can get a fine for leaving stuff out that bears can get into. They're not supposed to get used to living off humans. "Keep wildlife wild," as the slogan goes.

Just off US 50 about 10 miles out of Austin, Nevada, USA.,

Toquima Range, central Nevada, USA. Right at the Pine Creek trailhead. With Jack and Jill!

Toquima Range, central Nevada, USA. Right at the Pine Creek trailhead.

Off the Gold Lake road, near Lakes Basin, California, USA. At the very northern edge of the Sierra Nevada.

Off the Gold Lake road, near Lakes Basin, California, USA. At the very northern edge of the Sierra Nevada.

Why you _don't_ leave ice chests outside in bear country! (This is not our rig.) In Annett's Mono Village (Twin Lakes Campground), Sierra Nevada, California, USA.

In Nevada's Santa Rosa Mountains.