Stayed overnight at the first site on the left driving in (not by the pit toilet). Arrived on a Saturday evening in July about 7:30 and no one else was there. Bugs as one would expect. Site is level near the picnic table. Only two other... Read more

There are a number of what appear to be more-or-less level locations for RVs of all size. The site at which we stayed required only a small bit of leveling. The views of the surrounding country are great. We didn't really notice much highway... Read more

A reasonably pleasant spot for camping with others, or alone if you happen upon it and it's unoccupied. We stayed 3 days (2 nights) in September 2020. While we had planned it as a group camping trip with two other families we ended up being the... Read more

We stayed here one night in July, 2020. It's just a few minutes outside of Taos if that's why you're in the area. The park is clean and the gravel sites are level. It's right next to the highway, but I don't recall being bothered by noise. (Of... Read more

The elevation of this Forest Service campground is almost 9000 feet so it's a nice respite from the heat of summer. When we stayed in mid-August (2020) the Wasatch Front valley temperatures were right around 100 degrees but the temps at the... Read more

A nice park in a very pleasant setting that is several miles from anywhere (which is nice, when that's what you want). Our stay was during the COVID-19 time so the various park facilities were mostly closed. Mostly we just slept at the park... Read more

We found ourselves scrambling to find a spot late on a Monday night after our original plans fell through. We got in after dark but had no problems getting set up. The KOA seems nice with a number of large trees and clean facilities. We only... Read more

Like many RV parks the sites are close together, but if you're stopping for the night based on location rather than amenities that's pretty much what you expect. The site we had was a gravel pull through and mostly level. Hookups in the normal... Read more

Note first that "Wild Iris" is how rock climbers refer to this area of limestone cliffs in the mountains south of Lander. It's likely that everyone else you see in the area will be there for the climbing. That said, the lowest level of the... Read more

After a misadventure initiated by trusting our Garmin 765 even when it started looking dubious we had a pleasant night's stay at the campground. The sites were we stayed are fairly close together, but not atypical for a state park or Army Corps... Read more