Great place to enjoy shoreline camping. Easy to get to camping area with beautiful sunsets. Keep in mind; the closer to the summer the more crowded it is at the lake.

This is dispersed camping but it's not free. It is currently the northern most open location on Lake Roosevelt. You must use a Tonto "scratch & sniff" daily permit --costs $6 (light blue) or $3 for seniors (maroon) purchased at local businesses -- although we never saw anyone come around to check. There is a camp host site near the entrance (by the porta-john trailer and trash dumpsters) but there was no camp host on site.

Don't expect to be alone! We met some friends there and had a little spit to ourselves for the first night. The road splits near the entrance with the vast majority of campers going to the right (south). There were people to the left (north), but not as many. Lots of folks are camped on the beach with their fishing and/or ski boats pulled up on the beach at their location. Most spots will require some leveling. We were there March 23rd & 24th. Daytime temps in the mid 80's. Nights got down to mid 40's. Apparently just about the right temperature range for healthy mosquitoes although the breeze kept them in check.

The northern end is a bit closer to the highway, but there is very little highway traffic after sundown and traffic noise was never a problem.

I had 2 bars on both Verizon and AT&T and could boost my Verizon to 4 bars with the amplifier and antenna.