We have stayed here twice before on our way north in the spring and south in the fall. This time of year the park was deserted with only a few rigs stopping for the night. The pull thru spaces are level and long enough to accommodate even the largest RV. There are trees for shade, but we were able to get satellite TV off the roof with no problem. And we enjoyed the view of the surrounding mountains. The staff was friendly and accommodating at check-in. Wi-Fi is available and needs a code to connect. It worked flawlessly. There is some road noise, but as the traffic dies down during the night, it is barely noticeable. We will definitely stay at this park again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park was deserted as all snow birds had flown farther south. It was a balmy 14 degree night when we stayed. WiFi needed code (in the middle of nowhere ??). Owner was cordial. There was plenty of room to pull thru sites. We did not see any nearby refueling stations as Mina is very small. We traveled 70 miles to Tonopah for diesel the next morning. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stopped here on our way to Laughlin, Nv., and called ahead. Didn't need to as only 2 motorhomes here. Owner very friendly. A good place to stay for a night or two. Only problems we had was the 50 amp service has a hot reversed ground (per my meter)and we couldn't get our satellite to work. Owner said others had no problem, so must be us. Nice and quiet at night with great view of sky. Will stop here in the spring when we head north. We camped here in a Motorhome.