This was a convenient location for our visit to Show Low the following day. It was quiet on a weekday during early October. Parts of the forest have been logged--took a while to find a pleasant area in the trees. After settling on a spot, my... Read more

This BLM campground is a pleasant place among ponderosa pine and gambel oak. The narrow road and small sites are limited to small rigs or tent camping, smaller the better as sites are eroded and badly sloped. Maintenance needed. Took a while to... Read more

Nice level campsites, away from highway noise (1 mile from highway). Ponderosa forest with some sites bordering river. Clean vault toilets and campsites. Light traffic along Forest Service road that parallels campground across river.

Enjoyed two nights here. There is some space between sites and it was not full even on a Friday and Saturday. Quiet in our area (away from large RVs). Shady trees or covered picnic tables. Nice plants. Good birding and wildlife viewing. Enjoyed a... Read more

This is the only nearby camping option for visiting this pleasant national park but it is literally an asphalt parking lot. The tent area is only for tents (not small RVs). Fortunately we had a spot on the end with a nice view, however, your... Read more

We camped two nights at top of the hill while visiting the national park. There is a lot of gas production infrastructure surrounding the area (3 pads in in sight of camping location) which gives a bit of an industrial feel. But there were no... Read more

We stayed in the primitive camping area for one night. Pros were nice birds on lake, convenient to highway, mountains in view, inexpensive and we were only campers (mid-November). No water during winter(vault toilets pretty clean). Downsides were... Read more

Convenient base for visiting Utah portion of Monument. Large cottonwood trees. No water in late fall. Could hear river and Sandhill Cranes calling. Large campground.

Scenic location on creek and dramatic rock cliff but campground has a rundown feel. Pit toilets and dumpster are provided, no water. Toilets were old but clean. Site was eroded and had some trash, including a broken plastic chair left by an... Read more

Nice and convenient location along Snake River with walking path and Oregon Trail Museum(limited hours that are not very accessible to public). All hookups, showers, paved. Mostly larger rigs with one group tent while we were there. Senior... Read more