Range Creek Campground

Nothing fancy. There's about a half dozen sites, not very level and on a less than perfect road. But there is plenty of room. We parked up on the flat just past the pit toilets. We had a great view and level enough we didn't have to unhook.

We were there in mid October on a Friday. Weather was perfect and all the usable sites were taken. The pit toilets were not the best, hover pee only. No paper. But not a problem for us, we're self contained. We did have a good Verizon 4g signal.

We spent three nights here on the way to flaming gorge. First the towns near the campground are all very nice and tidy. No problems there. The dump station in Sunnyside was just as clean as could be. We even filled our water tank there but it looked like a brand new faucet too. The entry to the campground is not for the faint of heart. It takes a solid recon of the road and campsite you want to occupy. And there are multiple ways in and out to boot. From your arrival at the facility you will traverse east to get to either of the entry ramps...yep after all the effort to get up there you gotta go down to actually get into a site. If you are in anything bigger than a van I wouldn't try it in the dark or when it's wet just stay up top. We arrived around 2 in the afternoon on a sunny, dry day and it was okay. We went in on the east side of the playground. Both entry points are narrow and steep but you've probably been in an RV park that is as steep in spots. Campsites are not level. That bears repeating...but I won't. In our case we chose the southeastern site for the view and never got fully level but we were close enough for comfort. There is one on the inside of the road on the eastern side that did appear to be close enough that we could have levelled. We had a couple neighbors for each of the nights. Wind every day during daylight hours, Cold, clear nights with great star watching potential. Very quiet. Nobody was using the ATV trails. We'd stay again but probably only overnight.

We arrived on a Tuesday afternoon, and there was only one other person there! There are about 10 sites total. All of them are gravel with most being able to fit any size rig. They all have metal fire rings and picnic tables. On top of the hill before you head to the campground, there is a playground and the historic coke ovens. Not too much around the area, but I would go out of my way to get here again.

No hookups, but there are dumpsters!

Cell service was solid on Verizon and ATT, allowing us to stream and make calls on either without problem. No booster necessary.

Nice site. Free. Fire pits and picnic tables available for each site. Only thing we came across was a bunch of overlander trucks with tents parked above the camp and taking up the camp. A guy approached us saying that there might me a lot of activity from them. Wasn’t sure if he wanted the camp all to himself and was trying to get rid of us or if he was for-warning us they they my be loud. Not sure what that was all about kind of weird. If was kind of odd to be approached in a free campsite. Otherwise, a quick stay, close to the main highway on our way to Moab, toilets available, even a playground.

I found the campground roads and sites with deep cobble rock. I would not recommend a motorhome over 26’. There are no pull throughs. I parked up on the flat spot near the buildings and playground. Quiet and dark. Plenty room for big rigs here and you can turn around. Was there on a Sunday night, no one around except a couple of kids on dirt bikes. The campground is 8.5 miles from the highway. Good Verizon service.

This was a great find on our way from Moab to Salt Lake area. Was surprised to find the small campground area was clean with great back-in sites. They have large river rock down which is great for not bringing dirt into RV. Our site was pretty much level. We have a 37FT class A and were pulling our 4Door Jeep Wrangler when we pulled through the small campground with no issues. We unhooked right after pulling through and then backed up into the site. Sign says 14days free camping. Every site has an extra-large picnic table and Extra large fire ring and charcoal grill. Here on Memorial Day Weekend and there were two sites open on Friday night and some Tent campers left the next day and two sites stayed open the whole weekend so I'm sure you will have a site on any day of the year even if pulling in late like we did. There is FREE DUMP and water 2 miles away in the town of Dragerton.