Stopped here for a night on the bike. The road was loose but manageable. I parked pretty close off the road so it got pretty busy where I was. I didn't want to go further down the road on my bike. I have street tires not dirt biking or knobbys lol!

But it was a beautiful spot regardless.

This is a good boondocking site close to Arches National Park and Moab, UT. There is a free dump and potable water at the Maverik in Moab which is about 30 minutes from this site. This was home base for us for 9 nights while we explored Moab and the numerous other things to do there and nearby. The spot we chose was about 1.5 miles ... more

Granted it had just snowed when we visited this spot, but it worked great for us for a peaceful overnight while passing through Moab. It wasn’t plowed, however, so larger rigs might have some issues this time of year. Our dogs loved all the room to run around!

The entire Moab area is really nice. We stayed at this camping area for so long because we had a good spot far away from anybody else. Some of the other camping areas closer to Moab get a lot more traffic. Klondike Bluffs Road is about 16 miles from Arches National Park, and just slightly further to Moab. The road its self is pretty... more

We stayed here for 2 nights while visiting Arches NP and Moab. It was a rocky ride for the first mile or so but the road became more graded as we drove to our site. Great basecamp for exploring Moab and the Arches! The only downside was how dusty it was at our site since we were so close to the road.

We enjoyed our stay here. The other reviews seem to cover all the details so I won't rehash anything. I posted a link to a YouTube video of our spot in the blog section. Some traffic and dust from inconsiderate people who don't slow down on the road. I try to slow down my Jeep by campsites and people walking/running/biking on the road.

We tried a few different boondock roads before settling on this one. It was a bit rocky but smoother than the others and we were able to tow our airstream down it with ease. The sites were level (enough) and spacious. We really enjoyed it here and would stay again! Close to Arches and Moab. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of ... more

Spent a long weekend here in what was probably the 6th-7th site past the turn for the trailhead - we were right across the road from some old ruins (someone posted they may have been from an old movie set?). Am kicking myself for not taking pictures of the campsite itself, but did get a few of the views from the campsite - which were v... more

Plentiful, free camping about 25 minutes from Moab. I stayed in about the 8th spot in, about a mile from the highway. The site was huge and had a clear view of the airport and gorgeous views of the distant red rock cliffs. Looks like the road has been graded recently - it was much easier, less rocky than I was expecting. I did... more

We used Klondike Bluffs as a transit stop en route from Salt Lake to Telluride, and it was perfect. It was Labor Day Friday night, but we rolled in at 10 p.m. and quickly found a site only about a mile off US-191 on smooth graded dirt road. We saw no one else. A small hill hid us from the highway, and watching Skydive Moab directly ove... more