Perfect for as night’s pullover along 191, and a leisurely day’s drive from Goblin Valley. Nice stone fire pit at the spot we chose - a flat wide spot at the second left drive. It’s a little over 8,000 ft, so the late September night was frosty,... Read more

Close to the Town of Escalante and just off the Hwy. This is the road to the popular Peekaboo and Spooky slot canyons. Lots of big rigs, but plenty of room to spread out. Dusty, especially when rigs drive too fast. A few generators, but all turned... Read more

Lucky to get the last spot late in the day. Dry camping only. After a few nights of dusty dispersed camping, the level paved spot, readily available water, and flush toilets in the ponderosa forest was worth $10. Host Sandy runs a tight ship -... Read more

The northern tip of the Great Basin - interesting to learn how the dunes formed in this unlikely place. The S.P. touts dark skies and quiet camping, but one requires a vivid imagination to block out the glow of Boise city lights and the fighter... Read more

Fisher folks came and went through the day. Only one other camper. Vault latrines were clean, no cell, great spot if visiting Tippet Rise Arts Center.

Couldn’t ask for more when you just need easy. Level, graveled spot just off the highway and hidden in the tall grasses. I find the sounds of trains pleasant, especially when mixed with a chorus of frogs. We’ll remember for the next time we are... Read more

We had medical appointments that spanned 2 days and needed easy access with electrical and wifi. This met that bar. Lots of long-timers, but park was quiet, bathrooms were heated and clean, park attendant very pleasant. We took the good advice to... Read more

We needed electrical when our solar was acting up after a long day of driving and nighttime temps in the 20s. Tammy and Richard (and their neighbor Fred) are the best. Right on the highway. Clean, warm bathrooms with showers. Couldn’t ask for more.

Just off I-5, so yes there is a little traffic noise - but this is not a congested part of the freeway corridor, and a minor point when you need a quick overnight on that slog. Sleeping next to a roaring stream (several inches of rain feel in the... Read more

We normally boondock or dry camp but ended up needed a CG with power when our propane heater went kaput. This worked - just not my style of camping. I was grateful no generators were allowed. Surprisingly quiet for a fairly full campground. Not a... Read more