Hurricane Cliffs Designated Dispersed Campsites 49-54

We have stayed here 3 nights, one more to go. Our purpose here was to see Zion NP, which is 20-25 min drive away. We have been taking showers at the Zion Outfitters close to the entrance of the park: $4 for 5 mins. This saved our water supply here at our 23' travel trailer. The roads here are full of holes and rocks and care must be taken to get into this BLM land. Its better to go to the east (main) entrance because the road is a bit better. If you come to camp, don't forget to explore the back yard. There is a huge canyon and lots of interesting cracks, holes, and canyons.

We stayed five nights. It was quiet. Most sites opened up during the first part of the day. By evening it was pretty full although not too crowded while we were there. Hurricane is handy for necessities before heading into Zion. Verizon was excellent with our booster. We kept trying for a coveted reservation at Watchman campground in the park. We finally got three days (kept trying) at recreation.gov. There are a few large sites that four vehicles could and did share. We were at site 51 and we had car campers and one C class RV “share” almost every night. There was plenty of room.

We stayed in our 44 foot Momentum 5th wheel and it can be a little sketchy if the ruts are bad. Dirt road conditions will change with weather so scout ahead. We went slow and it was fine.

During our stay we didn't see lots of trash but there is broken glass in places...something to keep an eye out for.

Close to town for anything you need but far enough away to relax!

AT&T cell was getting 100 download and T-Mobile home internet was getting 300-400 download! Insane speeds and plenty for remote work!

Great land with amazing views of mountains. We stayed late September 2021 and had no problem with winds, no wind actually. Cool in evening but hot during day. Sunset was gorgeous!! But lots of trash. Sad to see so much trash. Careful where you walk, I saw a medical syringe. Site 54 is fairly level. Road noise was not that loud. Great cell coverage!!

Very close to Zion. We went to 3 different BLM sites and were unable to locate anything to camp on.
Smithsonian Butte Dispersed Camping, Gooseberry Mesa, and North Creek Dispersed Camping.
North Creek Dispersed Camping was crowded and zero cell. We have high speed wifi via Intsi-connect. 5G cell coverage. The wind can and dose blow hard at times so make sure everything is secured. Easy drive to Springdale for breakfast or lunch before/after your Zion tour. VERY quiet and peaceful.

Arrived at sunset, plenty of space- no problems finding an open campsite, but problems getting to campsite- rough roads, choose one your vehicle can handle! Absolutely beautiful views of cliffs (coming here at sunset was the right move!!), huge valley with sage brush and dust. Fire rings and free starter firewood provided- but no other amenities. No privacy, no trees, can see the road but can’t really hear it. Winds picked up as evening progressed- if you are a tent camper be prepared to weigh down your tent and if you have a fire going- be careful, dry brush super close by and embers will fly. We repositioned our car to block wind- didn’t really help. Read google reviews for accurate and entertaining depiction of wind.

But the views are amazing, felt like we were in a car commercial and the proximity to Zion is FANTASTIC!!!