After passing the turnoff to Goblin Valley State Park, continue on Temple Mountain Rd for some great boondocking opportunities. The road is paved for several miles and there are sites on either side. There is a large level gravel area to the left which can accommodate numerous rigs of any size. We skipped that in hopes of a more privat... more

We were looking for a boondocking spot in the general area to break up a long drive. We're self contained and don't use the facilities. We stayed here on a weeknight in early May. Following the directions, we found a large gravel parking area with 2 pit toilets that would fit over 50 RVs. There were 5 others already there. We parked... more

Skip the big parking lot and keep driving up the road. There are several spots that are beautiful and easily accessible with a big rig. We didn't even unhooked the Westy from our 35 feet long bus! We stayed at Temple Mountain Campground which has picnic tables, fire rinks and outhouses. There are also plenty of spots along Goblin V... more

As you go past the campground road and the information board there are areas to camp out in the field areas or at the edge of the mountains. As mentioned, as you continue on the blacktop road there is the large parking area with two outhouses. This is about the easiest place to stay. As you continue on past this parking area the r... more

There's not a lot to say about a large parking lot. It was very large, reasonably level, and complete with 2 vented outhouses. There were 6 units the first night, and 7 units the second night, but the lot was large enough to support 50 if it was organized like a trailer park. It's actually one of three locations near this point. There ... more