Managed 100+ acre outdoor museum on original Tonopah silver-camp ground covering four historic companies (including Mizpah, Silver Top, Desert Queen). Self-guided walking tour among headframes, hoist houses, and equipment; visitor center with theater and mineral displays; optional Burro Tunnel underground stope overlook. Anchors central Nevada’s early-1900s silver boom for visitors who want interpreted mining history rather than free-roam ghost-town ruins.
Field facts
| Region | Nye County, NV |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 38.0690, -117.2290 |
| Address | 110 Burro Avenue, Tonopah |
| Coverage | ~113 acres / four historic mine sites |
| Era | Tonopah boom from 1900; park founded 1990s |
| Hours | Typically 9–5 daily; holiday closures |
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