Nearby Lamoille Canyon and the campground there burned in Oct. 2018, and it may be a while before it reopens. A ranger gave us directions here as an alternative. You will pass thru about a mile of private property before you reach the base of... Read more

Great view, hard to beat for the price! There are only a handful of "official" campsites here, but many others have been created and look like they're well-used. Dirt roads were all in good shape despite rain earlier in the week. We came in from... Read more

We stayed here at the Indian Bay primitive area in mid-October. It was a Friday and as far as I could see we were the only ones there. There is a $5 day use fee to enter the park, however we arrived after hours and there was nobody staffing the... Read more

It's a bit of a free-for-all here, you get in if you can fit in. Rough, rocky area right along the highway on the shore of Snag Lake. Pit toilet. If you're looking for level ground and privacy this probably isn't for you. We did the wonderful... Read more

Small campground with 9 spaces, first-come/first-serve. Requires driving several miles on gravel road to reach campground. Pit toilets, dumpster, water pump. Sites are fairly private, have tables, and many have stream running nearby. One of... Read more

The review below says everything I would...looks like we were there one night after him. No cell service, fair amount of truck/train noise, water pump, pit toilets.

Good gravel road in, just a short drive from the highway. We stayed in late Dec. with a couple of inches of snow on the ground, and it looked like we were the only ones there. Arrived after dark, left before dawn, so can't tell you much. Spaces... Read more

The other review here gives you all the details, I will just add that we stayed here in December and had the place to ourselves. Very nice facilities considering the remoteness, with fire rings, BBQs, and shade structures...but it was cold so we... Read more

Nice place to spend the night...about 12 miles off Highway 15, 90 minutes outside of Vegas. Pretty sunrise if you like the desert.

Spent the night here after doing the nearby Falls Creek Falls hike. A short trip up a good gravel road brings you to a hunter's camp with room for several vehicles. Stayed here in late August and never saw another vehicle.