The campground is a good size and a one-way loop. Some spots are very small. We originally booked spot 8 but our 22 ft camper and pickup truck did not fit. Luckily they could move us to 9 but we had to go to the visitor center to do that. Spot was... Read more

This area is now owned by the Utah DNR, not the BLM. Still same rules - first come, no fee. Beautiful views in every direction. Spots are numbered and very far apart. No noise from anywhere. We were in 20. Only complaint is that the road to the... Read more

Small campground limited to tent camping and smaller campers due to height restriction to get in. The spots were small but spaced well apart. Among the rocks and the river. Vault toilets were clean. Neighbors were quiet. There are many day... Read more

We got gas so the dump was free. Easy to back in. Has dump and water. People were nice. No line so no rush.

We were there in the winter, with snow on the ground. As you drive in the road to the left is closed, and to the right the road closes at the meadow. Construction must be going on beyond that because starting at 7 am dump trucks came thru every 15... Read more

Camping among the red rocks is amazing. The view is the best thing this campsite has going for it. Because you are surrounded by rocks, everything echoes or carries. You hear a lot of conservations, generators, car alarms, etc, but once quiet... Read more