Approximate location — plotted from published sources, not a site visit, and not a guarantee of access.
On the valley floor north of the modern town of Baker, Nevada, Baker Village was a Fremont agricultural settlement occupied roughly 1220–1295 CE. Brigham Young University and the BLM excavated pit houses, granaries, and a central big house in 1991–1994, then backfilled the features for protection. Modern low walls mark building footprints; a parking area has a kiosk, restroom, picnic tables, and shade. The BLM administers the site, and National Park Service pages for adjacent Great Basin National Park explain it.
Cultural sites and artifacts are protected by federal law (ARPA/NHPA) — stay on established routes, touch and remove nothing, and follow the managing agency's and the affiliated tribe's guidance on access.