Kanab Creek Dispersed Camping

Was a good in between spot of Page and Vegas. Camped here 1 night arrive late afternoon was busy with folks swimming and fishing. Found one of the last spots. Lots of sand make sure to have sub with all wheel drive. Good shade and cool water. Gps accurate and cell service good. Loved hearing the rock crack and fall off the cliff throughout the night

Totally sketchy!
Good location for some hiking, maybe fishing but the creek was almost dry.
VERY SANDY! My PRO4X handled it fine. A regular vehicle would not get past the few sites right off the highway - which are covered with biting ants. 🐜
No one there except a guy in a van and another guy rattled by in an old car with no visible camping or outdoor gear. He circled the area there near the highway and I guess didn’t find what he was looking for… that was my cue…
Many very nice options with amazing views further north at Twin Hollows and Old 89 dispersed camping areas.

I don't know where the other reviewers pulled off and had trouble finding this location. I have a 35' school bus conversion and was easily able to pull off the highway on to the dirt roads. There are many different dirt roads/trails that access different camp sights. I highly recommend taking the road to the left when you pull off the west side of highway 89 because it takes you to the big pull through site right on the river. As always I recommend scouting ahead before driving into unknown territory. Great spot I highly recommend. Also there is a cell tower on top of the canyon so great cell service here.

DO NOT ATTEMPT with anything larger than a 30' 5th Wheel. My advise - Park across the street at the Hog Canyon parking/staging area. The dispersed camping area is not that large and you can see if your rig will fit and if there's a spot for you. After looking at the area, we camped across the road at the Hog Canyon parking area. We met a lot of great people with their OHVs and the trails are great. Check for ants if you're going to camp at the dispersed area. They were terrible.
I don't think the first two pictures listed for this area are actually from this area. We stayed across the street from the Dispersed camping area and hiked all over. It looks nothing like the first two - wide open pictures. The other pictures are accurate.

As other reviewers stated when you turn off the road you drive through vegetation that brushes the rig. I have no idea where the drone shot was taken because the road I came to was red sand. As I proceeded I realized the sand was way too deep. I tried to turn around but got stuck. So grateful a gallant man in Jeep with traction boards and winch was able to get me out.

We stayed on the West side of the road near the creek/bridge. There are a handful of nice spots on the lower loop of the road. I'm not sure I would want to stay in the two little pull-out spots just off the road for more than anything other than a quick overnight stay. If you don't mind some brush touching your vehicle then you could even fit something as large as a 5th-wheel. I've got two videos for this spot which include the sites and a Verizon speedtest.

The first is a standard video here:
https://youtu.be/vKfORx82C-s

Plus a 360 version you can click around and view more (similar to google street-view):
https://youtu.be/HDFyYwsowoQ