People traveling to Eureka by RV are the only visitors that will likely be successful in finding an appropriate place to camp. The Silver Sky Lodge RV Park is Eureka's only campground. The facility is modern but small. Silver Sky offers 15 RV sites with full hook ups for those wishing to drop anchor here for a while.
The Silver Sky is located on Highway 50, also known as "The Loneliest Highway in America." The park has several on-site amenities including a laundry facility, showers and bathrooms, picnic tables, a beauty salon and a restaurant. In addition, the campground is so close to the historic mining town that you can easily make the walk anytime you choose.
Silver Sky Lodge RV Park
Highway 50 #1 South
Eureka, Nevada 89316
775-237-7146
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There are a few other options for accommodations in Eureka, but the nearby RV park is the only option for "camping." Meanwhile, a look around town will reveal a other places that you could rest your head during a visit to this mining town.
The Jackson House has 19 bedrooms decorated to recreate the era of Eureka's heyday. Each room has a private bath. The house has it's own bar with an antique flair. Nearby at the Parsonage House a one-bedroom private bed and breakfast is available for those who like luxury accommodations.
For standard motel accommodations, there is the Alpine Lodge in downtown Eureka that offers rooms at the corner of Main Street and Clark.
Jackson House
11 S. Main Street
Eureka, Nevada 89316
775-237-5577
Parsonage House
11 Spring Street
Eureka, Nevada 89316
775-237-5756
Alpine Lodge
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada 89316
775-237-5365
People visit Eureka to learn about the history of this mining town and to be transported back more than a century to the days of the Wild West, gambling halls and saloons. Because Eureka is preserved so well, the town is able to boast all of these things.
Sit down for a quality meal at The Owl Club for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Enjoy a variety of the town's finest food and a selection from the restaurant's full bar. When you're done you can stick around and play "21" or sit at the slots. Then, take a walk down the street to the Eureka Opera House and see a musical performance or another cultural event on the calendar.
