The Jumping Jack Motel sits right on Highway 376 in Nevada's high desert mining country — a clean, no-nonsense stop for travelers crossing the Big Smoky Valley.
Round Mountain grew up around gold, and Highway 376 is still the main road through it. The Jumping Jack Motel has served that road for years — truckers, prospectors, hikers, and hunters, or those just traveling through to bigger cities and chasing dreams, who just need a clean, quiet room and an early start in the morning.
Run by locals who know this stretch of highway well, we'll have a clean room and a friendly welcome ready whenever you pull in.
Ample room to park — cars, trucks, trailers, even semis.
Minimal light pollution — the stars here are worth stepping outside for.
Round Mountain sits in the Big Smoky Valley, boxed in by the Toiyabe and Toquima mountain ranges — a working mining town with high desert wilderness, ghost towns, and hunting country in every direction.
A rotating look at the country around the motel, from local photographers.
Look for the mile marker 54 sign — the motel sits directly off the highway, easy to spot, easy to reach.
Jacks Inn sits half a mile south of the Jumping Jack Motel on Highway 376 — a straightforward room for crews working the season and travelers passing through for the night, run by the same owners.
Every room at Jacks Inn is its own private space, with its own bathroom — not a bunkhouse, not shared. A quiet room to yourself, whether you're off shift or just off the highway.
AC/heat, hot water, and a lock that works. That's the standard we hold every room to, for crews here working for a season or a weary traveler passing through for the night.
Ample room to park — cars, trucks, trailers, even semis.
In-room wireless internet.
Climate control for hot desert days and cold desert nights.
Cable channels in every room.
Every room has its own bathroom — nothing shared.
Located in the Carvers Subdivision of Round Mountain, close to the mine and right off the highway.
Jacks Inn sits in the same Round Mountain that the Jumping Jack calls home — a working mining town in the Big Smoky Valley, boxed in by the Toiyabe and Toquima ranges, with wilderness and hunting country in every direction.
A rotating look at Round Mountain and the country around it, from local photographers.
Jacks Inn is a half mile south of the Jumping Jack Motel on Highway 376 — call ahead for directions and availability, and we'll have a room ready when you get here.