Goosenecks Campground

Dispersed dry camping - first come first served. Road bumpy on the way out to the camping areas but just take it slow - we were towing a 39' fifth wheel and had no problems. fire pits give you the clue to where to camp either along the rim or on the "inland side". Dark sky, quiet, gorgeous views and a short 40 min to monument Valley. R... more

Arrived spur of the moment and unfamiliar with the campground. Host said the designated sites are full, but there is plenty of dispersed just beyond them. The dispersed still cost $10, but are nicer than the designated sites. Significantly more open space! Pretty much all pull through. Lots of rock fire rings help identify individual s... more

Gooseneck is a great place to stop for the night. Bathrooms are clean, and sites are level. We stayed at one of the sites with an awning over the picnic table. Gorgeous views!

What a great find! Just pick a spot along the cliffs and enjoy. Only a couple other people there when we went. There is a 2 night max. Or we would have stayed longer. Beautiful sunrise and sunsets. Fairly flat and a mix of rock and safe brush.

We spent the night here on our way to the Sedona area from Moab in late November. Plenty of great boondocking spots. The view is amazing and we had great weather: sunny and no wind dring the day but it dipped into the low 20’s at night). Not only is there great cell service but the little entrance kiosks shares its Starlink SSID! This ... more

We loved this campground! Great views! We camped about 1/4 of the way in about 15 feet from the edge. The road in is a little bumpy, but not too bad. There is no dumpster, but there are trash cans located near the bathrooms! Bring your own water in too! The toilets are vaulted. The night sky is incredible! The bats came out at dusk to... more

If you've ever camped at the Nomad View Dispersed Camping just north of the Badlands in South Dakota, you'll love this place. The Campendium and Utah DNR websites says 8 sites, but they allow more than 8 and there are rigs all along the rim. You can pick your spot. Cost is $10 per night. No service with Verizon but there's free wi-fi. ... more

$10 a night. So many places to park. There are more than 8 places to camp. The further down the road you go , the rockier it is. Just go slow. We used this as a base to see Monument Valley, Natural Staircase and Valley of Gods.

Excellent views. Yes no hookups but who care when you get that experience for $10!

Come early so you have a chance for a site at the overlook. More sites across without river view. Or you have a off-road vehicle, so you can move further on the mesa and camp more solitude. The $10 camping fee includes the $5 day use fee.
No cellphone coverage at all.