Old Highway 89 Dispersed Camping

We camped in the spot that's basically straight ahead as you enter the property. take the 2nd right and there's a driveway immediately on your left that leads to a couple of open areas with views and fire pits. There was an ok view, but nothing spectacular.

I disconnected my jeep and drove around to scout for the best spot.
As other reviews mentioned, don't take the 1st right as it's a tight turn around space.
Don't go left either as that's a gravel pit and unsightly. There's one camping spot back there that seems to be a party spot with broken glass and trash/bale strings laying about. The 2nd right is rough and I wouldn't have taken my RV that way.
Access from the main road was easy. I don't recall what the cell signal was like, I know I had some.
Road noise from semi trucks engine braking throughout the night.

This place is pretty much an old gravel pit. Sure the sites are big enough for an RV of any length but views are limited. One might end up looking at a big pile of gravel.

Easy to get to and not far off Hwy 89.

This area seems to be a dumping ground for some. Piles of trash here and there, broken glass too.

If it rains, it could be a very slippery situation for some.

We felt somewhat misled by all of the 5 star reviews. On a more positive note. This would be a good place to stay if you are visiting all of the parks in this vicinity.

Three bars Verizon LTE using the Weboost.

Very short distance from highway, easily manageable with truck and 26 ft travel trailer. Fairly level area where several could park. We were the only ones here until a truck with a small pop-up trailer came in about dark. They went further in on the road and went e out of our view. Absolutely beautiful scenery here....mountains views out our door. Definitely would stay here again.

This was the perfect spot to stay while visiting Zion. We stayed over the 4th of July holiday and arrived early in the week to make sure we had a spot. Our spot was located in the large flat area as you drive straight in, across Old 89, and into the camping area. There was a very nice spot up on the hill with a little better view but I was not comfortable driving our fifth wheel up there.

Zion was about a 25 minute ride and the town of Kanab was a 20 minute ride in the other direction. If you are ever in the area on the 4th of July definitely go to the Kanab parade. What a patriotic experience.

This place was easy to access with a lot of space between sites. Even over the holiday weekend there was very little traffic.

Cell service was very good and the night sky is awesome.

This was a great free site. Got in easily with our Tacoma and 27 ft trailer. We came in at night and parked down by the cinder pit. If we had stayed a second night we would have moved up the hill for the better views. One of the roads too the top would have been difficult for our trailer but it looked like there was a second road that would have worked just fine. The views were beautiful up there. We were headed north bound on highway 89 when the directions told us to turn off and it was impossible to see at night. Luckily there is a second turn that is much easier to see and get into. We would definitely come back here.