Wheeler Peak Campground is a high-elevation alpine destination nestled in Great Basin National Park near Baker, Nevada. Situated at nearly 10,000 feet elevation, the campground is accessed via a scenic 12-mile drive that ascends almost half a mile in elevation, offering dramatic views of the surrounding landscape. The setting is characterized by pristine alpine scenery with Engleman spruce forests, lush meadows, and opportunities to spot mule deer beneath Wheeler Peak and neighboring mountain ranges. The campground provides essential amenities including picnic tables, campfire rings, grills, and vault toilets—ideal for RVers seeking an authentic mountain experience. Outdoor enthusiasts will find exceptional hiking nearby, with the renowned Bristlecone Trail and Alpine Lakes Loop Trail originating close to the campground. The Bristlecone Grove features ancient trees, while Lehman Caves National Monument lies just 30 minutes away, offering guided tours through spectacular underground formations. Alternative scenic drives via Snake Creek and Baker Creek Roads lead to quieter destinations like Baker Lake. This remote Nevada campground is perfect for travelers seeking solitude, natural beauty, and access to some of the region's most iconic hiking trails and geological wonders. Note that vehicles exceeding 24 feet in length are not accommodated.