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News and Public Notices

Date

November 12, 2025

Park

Spooner Lake & Backcountry

Bidding Notice: Spooner Improvements

11/12/25 - Project Bidding Notice: SPOONER FRONTCOUNTRY IMPROVEMENTS PHASE 3 AT SPOONER LAKE STATE PARK, DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEVADA Click Here to visit QuestCDN for bidding and enter the Quest Number 9929886 Nevada Division of State Parks is seeking construction bid proposals for the construction of a pier and concrete boat ramp, as well...

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Date

November 12, 2025

Park

Fort Churchill

Bidding Notice: Adobe Restoration at Fort Churchill

11/12/25 - Project Bidding Notice: ADOBE RESTORATION AT FORT CHURCHILL STATE HISTORIC PARK, LYON COUNTY, NEVADA Click Here to visit QuestCDN for bidding and enter the Quest Number 9923911 Nevada Division of State Parks is seeking construction bid proposals for the restoration of storm-damaged historic adobe ruins at Fort Churchill State Historic...

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Date

November 10, 2025

Park

Valley of Fire

Announcing the Grand Opening of the New Valley of Fire Visitor Center

Made possible through a dynamic public-private partnership, including a $7 million grant from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust and a matching $8 million investment from the Conserve Nevada Program, the new facility is designed to elevate the visitor experience, promote education, and inspire future generations to connect with Nevada’s unique landscapes and history.

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Date

November 9, 2025

Park

Mormon Station

Mormon Station State Historic Park Expands with Acquisition of Historic Kinsey Property

Located adjacent to the park’s eastern boundary, the 1.36-acre Kinsey Property includes the three-story brick Kinsey House, one of the oldest standing homes in Nevada. Built between 1855 and 1856 for Stephen and Sarah Kinsey, the home is a rare example of gable-front, side-hall Greek Revival architecture in the state. Stephen Kinsey, nephew of John Reese, the founder of the original Mormon Station trading post in 1851, was an early Carson Valley settler and one of the key figures in establishing Nevada’s first permanent non-Native settlement.

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Date

November 1, 2025

Park

Van Sickle

Van Sickle closed to vehicles for winter season

Van Sickle Bi-State Park gate closes to vehicles, November 1, 2025, for the winter season.

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