Cheap Things To Do in Gardnerville, Nevada

This park occupies 90 acres on the shores of Topaz Lake, a reservoir on the Nevada-California border about 20 miles south of Gardnerville. The park attracts anglers and water sports enthusiasts. It... More on LLBean.com

Access to Topaz Lake is excellent for all types of vehicles. From Carson City, travel south on Highway 395 for approximately 40 miles. Turn east on Topaz Lake Park Rd. to reach the Douglas County P... More on AnglerWeb.com

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The Carson Valley Museum is dedicated to sharing local history by collecting, preserving and exhibiting items of historic significance ... More on Discover America

This park is a lot of fun. There is a little something for everyone. The park is set up like a "U" with pyramids, ledges, rails, and rollers in the middle. The front of the park is the smaller sect... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

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Located at the foot of the High Sierras, the ranch is at the crossroads of the Pony Express and the Emigrant ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. The Arendt Jensen, Jr. House is a 1-1/2 story bungalow style home and stands near the Arendt Jensen Mansion, the first and largest home built by the Jensen Family. Completed in 1932, the home was built for Arendt Jensen, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The Jensen Family emigrated from Denmark in the late Nineteenth Century. As Gardnerville grew, Arendt Jensen, Sr. took advantage of the growing economy becoming a successful businessman and banker. The Jensen Family's ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Dagget Pass Trail, named for C. D. Dagget, who acquired land at its foot in 1854, was earlier called Georgetown Trail. Replaced in 1860 by the wagon road built by Kingsbury and McDonald, for which they received a Territorial ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Constructed by Douglas County on land donated by the East Fork Township's Fourth Justice of the Peace, Mr. L. S. Ezell in 1910. The main jail in Genoa was destroyed by fire in 1910, and the Gardnerville Branch Jail was ... More on HMDB