Cold Springs Station Site, also known as the Rock Creek Stage Station, was a stagecoach stop west of Austin, Nevada, that handled passengers and freight from 1861 to 1869 and later remained in use for freight. Near the original Cold Springs Pony Express Station ruins, it was part of the broader overland travel and mail network in central Nevada. Only stone ruins survive today. Its historical importance was formally recognized in 1972, when a 120-acre area including the site was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.