covid-19 travel resources

Yes! “We are continuing to take strong mitigation measures against COVID-19,” said Gov. Sisolak. “Nevada is a premier travel destination, and will always be a warm and welcoming spot for visitors. We have strong systems in place to help protect Nevadans and our visitors, but continue to urge all those who have tested positive and not yet recovered or who are exhibiting symptoms to avoid travel to the State at this time. We look forward to welcoming back all of the tourists who love Nevada as much as we do in the safest and most responsible way possible.”

If you travel to Nevada, protect yourself and others during your trip by following CDC guidelines:

1. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth.
2. Avoid close contact with others.
3. Keep 6 feet of physical distance from others.
4. Wear a face-covering in public.
5. Cover coughs and sneezes.

If you are traveling in Nevada and are experiencing symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath):

1. Continue to stay in your designated quarantine location, avoid contact with others, and contact a healthcare provider for further instructions on treatment or testing.
2. If you are older or have any medical conditions (e.g., immune compromise, diabetes, asthma), consult your regular healthcare provider.
3. If you feel you need medical care, call ahead before you go in and inform them of your travel history.
4. If you need urgent medical care (e.g., have difficulty breathing), call 9- 1-1 and let the dispatcher know your travel history).

For more information, visit nvhealthresponse.nv.gov. If you are planning a trip to Nevada, please visit www.nvhealthresponse.nv.gov/nevada-united/ to learn more about our Phase 2 reopening guidelines and restrictions.

Visit Carson Valley is working diligently and closely with local public health officials to ensure the health and safety of our staff during the COVID-19 outbreak.

When planning a trip to Nevada, please follow the official guideline for your state and be aware of the travel guidelines for the state of Nevada.

Carson Valley is located in Douglas County, Nevada. Douglas County contracts with Carson City Health and Human Services, as do two other counties, and make up the Quad-County Region. Get up-to-date information about COVID-19 cases in the Quad-County region.

Yes! An asterisk (*) next to the name means they are pet friendly.

• Best Western Topaz Lake*
• Carson Valley Inn and RV Resort
• David Walley’s Resort (as of June 11, 2020)
• Historian Inn*
• Holiday Lodge*
• Quality Inn*
• Sierra Motel*
• The White House Inn Genoa*
• Topaz Lodge and RV Park*

See the full list of hotels, motels, and resorts.

Yes! Camping is available at Topaz Lake Park.

Yes! Most have take-out service and have limited capacity. So be sure to call ahead or make reservations. Click here for more information on how to Taste Carson Valley.

Visit the Nevada State Park website, or the National Park Service website.

Yes! Here are some ideas, and as restrictions lift, we will add to this list.

• Carson Valley Museum and Cultural Center, and Genoa Courthouse Museum
• Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park – the park grounds are open
• Casinos
• Carson Valley Swim Center – call for updated restrictions
• Hiking, biking and trails are never closed
• JT Wild Horse Tours and Country Excursions
• All four Carson Valley golf courses
• Soaring NV, Balloon Nevada, Skydive Lake Tahoe
• Shop local, not your standard fare
• Parks and day-use facilities are open, but that could change due to construction or limited staffing.
• Wink’s Silver Strike Bowling Lanes
• Disc golf
• Did we already say eat? There’s no limit to the options and diversity – outdoor seating, takeout or takeout and dine at a nearby park.

Many events have been postponed. Check our events calendar for more information.