I’m a tent camper and this was perfect for me. I showed up mid-week in July around 7 pm and there was only one other tent camper in site 2. Google maps brought me here correctly and it was pretty self explanatory to camp only in designated camp sites. The sites are well marked and spread out enough that you aren’t directly next to the ... more

We had a great time meeting up with friends at Leeds Canyon. Following the Google directions appeared to be taking us on a wild ride - but despite the entry through a residential area, you will end up in the park. Space 1 and 2 are large with room for multiple vehicles. We fit a big airstream, 1 class A and a tent camper in the space. ... more

We camped past the fork in the road. If you camp before the fork or on the right fork, you have to camp in a numbered camp spot. They were all taken, so, after talking to a ranger and finding out we could camp beyond the fork in a non-numbered spot, we found one with a beautiful view. Before coming (mid-March), the weather report said... more

Camping among the red rocks is beautiful, but we found the sites to be very small and close to the road. We were looking for a site large enough for our small trailer and a tent and weren’t super impressed with our options. There were a couple exceptions, but they were already occupied even during the week, so moved on and found a grea... more

BLM camping up to 16 days. It is a busy road, especially in the weekends. Off road vehicles. Past campsite 5 there is a sign that says trailers not recommended beyond this point. I drove up the road and I would have taken my small trailer to campsite 8 but if I had a bigger one, absolutely not! I camped in early March. Had some snow an... more

Leeds Canyon is very beautiful. Some nice hikes through out the area and great designated campsites. If you stay in Campsite 1 make sure you don't block the road coming out the back of your site as this is the access to the tent site #2. I really loved the area, it was close to town and not as dusty as Sheep Bridge road, but I work ful... more

We stayed here after attempting to get into both the Sheep Bridge Road BLM area as well as the Flying Monkey Mesa BLM areas. Recent rains made those impassable. This camping area is part of the Dixie National Forest and has a decently maintained dirt/gravel mix road (much friendlier in recent rains). Camping is only allowed in des... more

When I pulled in to the Dixie National Forest, I grabbed the first site I came to. Camping is only allowed in official sites, and I happened to get site 1. At first I had trouble getting my trailer level, but after examining the area, I discovered that If I parked perpendicular to the road, I didn't need to use any leveling blocks. The... more

I hesitate the write this review, because it would give away our favorite boondocking spot yet. But we're gonna be generous and share the wealth. There aren't a lot of spots on this road suitable for big setups like ours, but if you can score one, you'll be a happy camper. The AT&T and Verizon signal strengths are fantastic, and... more