Davis Creek Regional Park

39 reviews

+1 (775) 823-6501

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If you smell the bark of a pine tree and it carries the scent of butterscotch, it's likely a Jeffrey Pine.

September 2024 Davis Creek Fire from above Brown Elementary

25 Davis Creek Cir

Washoe Valley, NV 89704

+1 (775) 823-6501

http://www.washoecounty.us

Davis Creek Regional Park is a serene outdoor recreational area nestled in Washoe Valley, NV.

Offering a variety of activities such as hiking, picnicking, and wildlife viewing, it provides a peaceful escape for nature enthusiasts and families alike.

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4.539 reviews

Gloria A.

8/11/2024

Beautiful campground. We enjoyed our stay. The showers were ok. Loved the different hiking trails.

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J R.

3/31/2024

Don't forget this one. This is a sleeper in the world of STAY-CATIONS. Easy access to this park in the woods halfway between Carson City and Reno. Perfect views of Washoe Valley & Lake. Hiking,...

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Patty D.

4/28/2024

I need to camp here asap. Weather here is windier than in Reno/ Sparks. It's a beautiful spot. Away from the hustle and bustle of Reno "proper". Thanks for being awesome. :-)

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Linda H.

7/17/2023

Took alittle hike around Davis Creek, where you can fish during the permitted times, and even venture out into the water if you are so inclined. There is a sign to beware of the water and...

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Michael T.

6/29/2023

Nature Trail FTW! If you've got young kiddos with little legs and want to get them outside on an easy but eventful "hike" with views and discoveries, then this is the one for you. It's a short...

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