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What guests said about Baker:
Scored 8.0
8.0
If you like hiking and backpacking it is a paradise.
If you like hiking and backpacking it is a paradise. Wheeler Peak and Lexington Arch are the gems. The cave tour is awesome. The park gift shop is well stocked. The park cafe has awesome food, shakes, and drinks. The rangers are knowledgeable and friendly. The Baker General Store is hometown friendly; coffee shop, some groceries, knick-knacks, and nice sitting areas for games. Baker needs more eating establishments. The stars at night are amazing.
James
United States
Scored 4.0
4.0
Baker is a sad excuse for a town.
Baker is a sad excuse for a town. There is a very poorly stocked general store. an automated gas pump (not a gas station) and a couple of broken-down RV campgrounds. Plan on being entirely self-sufficient.
Having said the above, Great Basin National Park is a GEM and a must-do.
There is a single restaurant. The nearest supermarket is in ELY Nevada some 70 miles away.
Camp in the National park or stay at the Hidden Canyon Retreat. Other options are poor.
Ian
United States
Scored 8.0
8.0
Great Basin National Park is well worth a 1.5-3 day visit.
Great Basin National Park is well worth a 1.5-3 day visit. The Lehman Caves tour was fascinating with excellent ranger guides covering geology, history, and lore about the caves, and Wheeler scenic drive was impressive with hikes for all interests along the way and at top.
Wheeler Peak and the other hikes from the road end were loaded with varied microclimes, plants, birds, insects, butterflies, flowers, rocks, scenery, and views. Amazing to experience so much diversity in a day!
Kathy
United States
Scored 10
10
It really just served a purpose.
It really just served a purpose. Driving across country, we needed to eat, relax, sleep, and take a shower. It was just that, perfect for us. Baker is a nice friendly little town. It’s a purpose town…gas, diner, bed, shower, quietness. Driving across country it’s perfect for that in and out.
Mark & Tonya
United States
Scored 8.0
8.0
Great Basin National Park is worth a visit if you're passing...
Great Basin National Park is worth a visit if you're passing through and Baker is very close to Great Basin. We were traveling home from Utah and our route took us through Baker so we hiked a couple of trails at Great Basin, it was a refreshing change from the red rocks of Utah.
Dan
Scored 8.0
8.0
Baker is a little town that serves as the tourist spot for...
Baker is a little town that serves as the tourist spot for visiting Great Basin National Park, which is one of the lesser known and not as visited as other National Parks near or in Utah. The park also has Lehman Caverns which is fun to see but was closed due to COVID 19. It's worth seeing and the Park is worth stopping by too. Just check the NPS website first to see what is open. The visiting center wasn't.
Susan
United States
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