Knolls Dispersed Camping

Lots of area to pick from, but this OHV crowd has their own rules.
You better love OHV! They park wherever they want and show no respect for other RV’ers. They race right by your Rig and could care less. I was the 1st person parked in this area, and they were nonstop from the moment they set up camp!
I will be out most of the 2nd day and last day I will be here!
It is actually rainy and windy weather, but I guess being a Fri/Sat night. It is to be expected.
There is quite a bit of trash around.
To pay scan the QR code takes you to Recreation.gov

This is just a stop on my way to West Yellowstone.

Big rig friendly. We stayed overnight with a 45’bus and tow car. Access is down a paved road, with lots of pot holes. Just go slow. There is a fee box as you enter. Drive down to the first large gravel lot near the pit toilets. When you park avoid blocking the trails. There are a lot of 4 wheelers here enjoying the trails. We didn’t mind their noise, they all cleared out by dark. We spent the night alone and enjoyed an amazing sunset and dark skies. Very quiet. We walked the trails and enjoyed the scenery.

We just stayed June 16th weekend, it so fun! This years a little cooler so it worked out, it can be too warm in the summer, there is no shade. If you have an UTV or motor cycle it’s a good mix of hills and sand to play in. $10 per night, has a scan app now to pay, no cash needed, and you can always find a spot. Also has restrooms through camping areas.

Stayed here in August, so 90F during day and 60F at night
No trees at all....bring your shade with you
No other campers or ATV riders...completely by myself on 2500 acres of BLM land
Paid $5/night with senior discount...full retail is $10.00
Park anywhere, no designated spots
Vault toilets, no water at site
1mile from Interstate freeway I-80
Access road is bumpy, some washboarding

We marked this location as a rest stop on our way to MOAB. This OHV area was close to the freeway and provided a nice quiet place to stop and make dinner before turning in for the night. We arrived in the dark but there was plenty of moonlight to display all the campers on the lake bed. We enjoyed this location and allowed us to check in with work just before heading into Green River.

Gravel road to enter and some sand drifts across the road but no big deal!

Stayed here 1 night in September 2019. Daily fee has gone up to $10, but we paid half that with our son's Golden Access Pass.

Because we camped here on a Monday night, had the place mostly to ourselves. Stayed in the 2nd large pull-out area after the registration station. No problem navigating the hard-packed sand/dirt in the camping area. Couple of ATV'ers and a few cars rode by occasionally, but other than that was VERY quiet. Couldn't even hear Hwy 80 even though this spot is only a couple miles off the highway. Imagine this place is buzzing with off-roaders on the weekends.

Wind kicked up in the evening.

We needed a place to stop for the night between the salt flats and Salt Lake City- and well this is really the only option. It's pretty easily accessibly with the access road right off the highway it just a few miles on a decent dirt road until you get to the fee station. We stayed in a large parking area near the front of the park but there were more choices farther in. This place is an OHV playground, we were pretty jealous we didn't have any.

While our only expectation was a place to park for the night we were treated to a spectacular sunset and some great views.

Great AT&T service as well