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Elevation 7680'
- Crowding: 1
- Shade Factor: 4
- Sites: 3
- Pit Toilet
- Open All Year
- Fire Pits w/ Grills
- No Water
- No Fee
- No Garbage Facilities
- No Reservations
- No Host
- No Showers

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Snake
Creek Campground
National Park
Service - Great Basin National Park
The camp is not signed, but is located along Snake Creek Canyon
Road. It appears as just a little dirt trail
going off the south side of the road. Drive back there and it will
open to a grassy camping area with three campsites with tables and fire
pits with flip-over grills. There is a pit toilet, but no water.
The
campground is well forested with shady Aspens, Willow, Englemann Spruce, and
a few juniper.
All the sites are on
Snake Creek, which is a beautiful mountain stream. The National
Park Service says there is brown, brook and cutthroat trout in it.
I put in a full day of fishing and didn't see evidence of anything.
This camp can
be used if planning to hike the Johnson & Baker Lake Trails from
Shoshone Campground (about 1.5 miles away). No crowds here.
There are also approximately a dozen primitive campsites up and down
Snake Creek. Reviewed SEP98,
JUL03.

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