You need high clearance to get in here and probably 4WD for some deep sand. Beautiful spot between red cliffs. Sign says permit required from BLM in St George. No facilities, just an area to park.
We really enjoyed our stay here the staff was very friendly and caring. There are enough trees to feel private, but not isolated. There is a boat dock, a frisbee golf course and a good size dog park. Lots were level and made up of a sandy clay...
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Accessing this campsite is challenging after a rain, but not too bad if the road is dry. If the road is wet, I only recommend 4WD vehicles. The 4-5 designated sites share a pit toilet and are right at a trailhead that leads down to the Purgatoire...
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We just spent one night here, but the lakeside lot was beautiful. Everything was clean and well maintained. If you are coming in off of I-59 use Hwy 49 to S Lake Dr. we came in from the south and had several of narrow, twisty roads that Google...
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The campground is convenient with well maintained, level lots. It is pet friendly (except pit bulls) with lots of lush grass to play on. It is quite close to a well traveled and poorly maintained highway that is a major thoroughfare between...
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This is a small park with gravel roads and sites. Check-in staff was friendly and offered homemade cookies that were quite tasty. The interior roads are a little tight but doable with 45 MH and toad. There is just a small strip of grass between...
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There are 2 camp grounds, central and south. Well laid out so almost all are water view yet private. Full shower typical of COE camp grounds. Only draw back is very limited phone signal, no internet and no tv. Even so, well worth the stay.
We parked our 24 foot home right next to the river and had a picnic table and campfire ring. Vault toilet was clean. Perfect spot to stay for a couple of days, enjoy the scenery, and get some work done. If you have mountain bikes or road bikes,...
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Unfortunately, we were unable to spend the night at Big Beaver. We weren't prepared to be fully off grid and there was ZERO cell signal for AT&T a few miles before Big Beaver. The road, even though rainy at the time, was compact and not really...
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