Freemont Road Dispersed Camping

Arrived when it was dark already, but scouted the place through Google Maps satellite view and previous review. Felt safe to just take the first 'road' onto the large gravel lot to the right. Saw two more campers and did not have problems to find a level spot. Just this area would easily accommodate about a dozen RVs, and there's a lo... more

A very nice stop on the way to the Grand Canyon. Tons of room for any size setup. Only one other camper in the area. Can’t hear any highway noise from this location

Had to stay for a few days here do to RV slide out issues. 2nd road (Ebbs) we couldn't pull into with the 5th wheel behind us as the road had a large bump at the entrance. We were able to pull into the 1st entrance (Goose Rd.) and set up in the large area to the right. RV was fixed and we stayed another night. Very peaceful and Interst... more

Stopped here for the night during our travel up north. Parked behind a gravel mound farthest from the freeway to shield from the noise and wind. Used our Level Mate Pro to find a level spot. Very minimal to setup for the night. Didn’t hear a thing and was a great overnight. There are plenty of spots and would stay here again.

Drove from Santa Barbara on the way to Moab. As the reviews said, plenty of room. I parked behind a hill because it was windy and I could hear some freeway traffic but had no problem falling asleep. If it wasn’t so late when I rolled in, I may have ventured further in to be farther away from the road. Only one other group was there whe... more

Like the other reviews, nice gravel space, somewhat level. Went to east end, and just a little interstate noise. But when we were here a lot of wind, the piles of gravel some, but it’s windy! Good AT&T cell coverage.

Great spot even when it’s been raining. No mud. All gravel and big enough for multiple large rigs.

Make sure to not take the 1st right. Go across the cattle guard. We’re the large rock piles are is the BLM land. There were no signs I could find. It was windy the 1st afternoon and evening. Stayed for 2 nights. Worked on an RV project, and drove to Bryce Canyon, only 1 hour away. I parked behind one of the very large rock piles. ... more

Easy to find and plenty of room for several rigs. Lots of bottles, bullets, tires and trash so be mindful where you drive park. It is thick gravel but we didn’t sink in and high wind gusts so we oriented nose into for a smooth night!

Free, easy access off the interstate, no noise. Pretty level. It’s a huge gravel area you could turn a freight train around here. Great cell coverage. I could see it getting muddy easily during rain.