Losee Canyon Dispersed Camping

I randomly chose this destination not really expecting anything.

It is a tiny area. It is a "trail head" that isn't really set up for RV camping, but there was a spot that I was able to back into. There isn't really any more space for RVs to park but the one.

I have a 27 foot class A towing a car. I prefer this less exciting and boring (compared to the big draws) spots. I was gobsmacked as I pulled in around sunset. There is more camping up the road. I hope to lay low here for a couple weeks before continuing north. Mild hiking which is perfect for someone like me who is needing to get back in shape. This is the kind of place I would like to be greedy and keep to myself. Others are looking for more exciting spots. This suits me just fine. I easily parked off to the side of the roundabout. It would not be as great if there were a bunch of other campers here. I like the solitude.

Looks like there is a toilet for those that need it. Saw some fire rings and nice spots for tent camping. No fires at the moment. Can see a forest fire in the distance from the heat and the wind!

The temperature here is so much better than down in Kanab!

The road in wasn't too bad. It got a little bumpy. I don't know if that is from atv vehicles... No big tire ruts from rain.

We where planning on doing a overnight at this location before heading closer to Bryce. Takes about 2 miles of well maintained gravel to reach the first camp area.We parked the 5 fifth in a large turnaround right across from Losee Trailhead and hopped in our car to explore the spots. Only noticed 2 areas to camp, both have a decent amount a room and some shade for cover. The entrances to each have trees hugging each side, smaller RV's/Trailers will be able to make, larger ones shouldn't try. (Our friend has a Minnie Winne thats about 23 feet long, and was able to get into the spots.)

At&t had a few bars, forgot to check Verizon.

We carried on down a the road about 6 miles toward zion and found a lot better options for us.