Don’t follow your GPS to the Visitor Center, because it has moved into downtown. Apparently Apple Annie’s still allows parking, but I wouldn’t want to be in the way when business opened in the morning. There is parking behind, in what apparently was the old Visitor Center, but we opted for the big field next to the Holiday Inn. It was...

We stumbled upon this location just 2.5 miles away from the entrance to the Valley of Fire after not being able to secure a FCFS site in the park. I’m happy we couldn’t get one inside the park. This location has convenient access to the park, spectacular mountain views, quiet nights, and dark skies without the crowded camping. As with most...

We stayed here one night, which we booked ahead of time on a trip from MN to FL. We booked it based upon mostly positive reviews on this site, plus being on our planned route. We had a FHU site, on a gravel site which was mostly level side to side. The campground is essentially right next to I-555, and the road noise is pretty much constant. ...

I called to get a site hoping to avoid campspot's fees but was unable to. If we came this way again I would find another campground without the extra fees. We did get a military discount that was negated by the campspot fees. Good for one evening when passing through.

Not a lot in St John’s, nearly all the sites are full timers. Level gravel site, full hook ups. If, for some reason you are driving through the area and need an overnight, it’s a good place. The park host was super friendly and helpful.