Blackrock Canyon

This is a very nice site, open (I stayed at the lower site near the toilet). Several picnic shelters and tables down by a little, very overgrown creek. Flat, hard pack parking area is where I parked. Not really 'sites' to speak of, although there were campfire remnants in the parking area.

Cell reception with Verizon was good enough with my WeBoost to do my office work via VPN.

The local dirt bike community is very active well into sunset, and the trails start at the parking area. So be aware that the days will be busy with outdoor biking enthusiasts. They ran until 2130 in the evening on a Sunday night, and were back in the area around 1130 the next day as I was packing up to head into Pocatello.

Bathroom was in great shape. Only one other tent/car camper under one of the picnic shelters.

Gorgeous sunset. Nice picnic areas. Good for an overnight for sure, and okay if you're good with busyness and noise during the day!

This place was definitely beautiful! I just needed a spot for the night as I made my way from Utah to Montana on a social distancing camping adventure. There were more ATVs, motorcycles and side by sides than I could count during the day and they just swarmed around the one big campsite... over and over. But it was expected. Then I had two different groups of people come shoot off BIG guns. Which stopped around 8:30pm. (I’m talking high powered rifles, shot guns and even machine guns. Scary for a woman alone but hey, I made it!
This is the perfect spot for pulling your toys, riding all day then camping at night. Wouldn’t recommend for a quiet day getaway

This is a quiet little place if you don’t mind a few horses during the day and a few off road vehicles.
Very clean and the local people that come here to ride all seem to be friendly.
The road up to the upper site is a little rough. I got 3 bars of very usable T-Mobile LTE.
But the lower site is very accessible.
With not such a good signal.

I really appreciated this place. Now if you’re looking for a place to come with the family for a full on “camping” weekend this might not be the place you pick because you do have to park and walk down to the tables and fire pits. If you are a four wheeler or dirt bike family I would assume this place is great. We did not see any sheep but were there just for the night on our way through. Enjoyed getting wet in the creek and making some coffee to soak in the scenery before heading out for sure. Very nice and quite and we were the only ones on the lower lot. Clean bathroom a plus too. Would stay again for sure. Getting in we were cautious because it was late and very dark. You need to go through some personal ranch property but it was easy to find. Only cell services at the top lot FYI

My fiancé and I visited Blackrock Canyon and definitely recommend it. There is a lower parking lot which has a few covered picnic tables where we ate dinner when we first arrived around 6:30pm. There are camping charcoal grills next to each table (we didn’t use). We drove passed the initial parking lot to the next section which already had a fire pit and large grassy area. Several motorists rode by on bikes and sidebysides but everyone was respectful and no one came around after 8:30. We live close and decided to drive our minivan up for a little one night adventure. We plan on visiting again soon. And hopefully staying a bit longer.

Just a parking lot, took a drive to look at for the future from the Goodenough Creek spot. This is just a parking lot and we went on a Wednesday morning to check out and were at least 20 vehicles off loading OHVs. They all seemed nice but I would not want them all around while I was staying there. Did watch them off load 2 more trucks full of sheep. The underpass mentioned should be high enough for anyone - looked like the typical 14' height minimum before they are marked. The picnic sites had covers and did see someone camping in a tent right by one, the area is away from the OHV parking area so not as busy. Road was pretty good. Did not see any more sites past the parking area or a spot to turn around if you had a rig on.

Mid May and no other people camped here. A few OHVs parked to unload, but they come and go with very little noise. The surrounding green hills are amazing. Sheep are bleating and grazing nearby with a sheep dog that was clear he did not want me to take any more photos or come any closer to his charges...
Easy access from I15, only a couple miles. The roads in are good graded gravel.
The underpass is not marked with height. We are 12 ft and it was fine.
The OHV paths are great for hiking too.
Fire pits are by the picnic shelters.
Wonderful site for waiting out a late spring snowstorm. Camped in a 34' Motorhome and didn't need to unhook tow car.