Partially restored, this building is a piece of Nevada's history. There is picnicking and camping nearby. Visitors from around the world come to the park's Fossil House to see these recovered giant animal fossils on display. A nature trail connects the Fossil House to the campground. Hiking and picnicking are also popular.
Seasonal tours relate the history of the area and the nearby mining town of Berlin.
At 7000 feet elevation, this park prohibits travel during extreme winter weather, but is normally open all year. Best for trout fishing, boating, picnicking and camping. Nestled in the 7300 foot elevation Schell Creek mountains the views are breathtaking. Winter sports of ice fishing, cross country skiing and ice skating are also available. Great for nature study and photography.