Got in here. Looked for a site started sinking in! Oopps 4 high, nope, 4 low , hammer it, Ok got unstuck. If your rig is heavy be careful and check out area. I'm towing a 36 foot fifthwheel toyhauler with a dodge cummins 1 ton drw. I almost got... Read more

Sites are big. Nothing assigned . Did not see a BLM ranger whole time here. Park anywhere, really. They do mow down the grass in select areas. So that is where BLM wants you to park. There is plenty of space for more then one rv in all the mowed... Read more

BLM rangers check this area. Anything more than overnight is not ok . They state day use only. Great water feature . River was flowing in December. Traffic is loud during the day.

Walking distance to Los Algodones border. Weekly rate $200 Monthly rate $445 Full services at each site. Park was recently updated. It still is just hookups dirt parking. Main building has showers and laundry. Facility is ran by ( and I... Read more

Dirt Parking lot close to Los Algodones border. $10 a night $25 for three days $50 for a week Casino has decent food.

Stayed here so I could look around Kaibab area. Campground is very well taken care of. Clean vault toilets'. They had hand sanitizer outside buildings. No services at sites. But water available at each vault toilet. Cell data... Read more

Stayed closer to 89A than coordinates for site. Plenty of space in meadows for big rigs or camps all along road. Cell service was kick ass. Had great data rate with T-Mobile. Had a good 10Mbps. Stayed here in 36 foot fifthwheel toy hauler

This is a big 1500 feet X 700 foot flat area. Looks to be a snowmachine park in the winter. It has sign as Powerline snowmachine playground. No cell service. Close to National park entrance. Be careful coming up hill from 67. Go slow.... Read more

Went out here scouting for big rig camp site. For trailer over 25 feet there are basically two places . for smaller trailers , vans, rvs under 30 , tents plenty of places, Scout before you come up road with larger gear. There are very few places... Read more

I drove in with a 4wd dually diesel. There was no need to use 4WD at any time. Road was wide the whole way. Road signs to viewpoint at every intersection. For rigs bigger than 30' I would only consider this if staying at least a week and you are... Read more