Moved in very carefully and proved to be right. Don't go beyond the first spot to the right (can be used by 2 or 3 parties easily) with a larger or low clearing MH, or without scouting the grounds with your tow car. Road seems to get rough, as... Read more

Definitely don't take the Google-suggested route but take 5-Bridges Road and Jean Blanc road, driving through the Granite Construction Co. straight onto Casa Diablo Mine road. Part washboard, other parts deep sand, but with problem with no rain.... Read more

We actually planned to spend already that night in one of the NP Campgrounds, coming from Pahrump, heading towards Furnace Creek Death Valley. Saw 'The Pads' and decided to stay. Looked for and found a concrete pad where we could actually park our... Read more

We arrived when it was nearly dark. No problem - thanks to good access road. Just a few people to the right hand side of the road. One or two spots 'marked' by trash. Not obvious whether people left stuff and plan to come back. Or not. Some more... Read more

Arrived when it was dark already, but scouted the place through Google Maps satellite view and previous review. Felt safe to just take the first 'road' onto the large gravel lot to the right. Saw two more campers and did not have problems to find... Read more

Like always: clean, moderate waiting time (on a Sunday around noon we had 2 vehicles in front of us), good coffee.

Spent quite some time here, also to visit SLC and friends in the area. Great for walks with the dog. Numerous sites for all sizes of rigs. Easy to access along the good gravel road down to the boat slip area. But hill sites also accessible to... Read more

Arrived Sunday around noon, decided for a large 'drive-through' site close to the entrance of the petroglyph parking. Drove through the large brush area with our tow car and decided to stay close to the black top road with the 39 ft ClassA... Read more

We spent a good night here, despite the close by highway it wasn't too noisy. Not actually beautiful but safe place to stay, fairly level, variety of great walks you can do with your dog to Snake River and throughout the (gravel) park. Several... Read more

Stayed on the lowest level with our 39ft class A, did not even look to the upper sites since dozens of cars and smaller campers came from up there while we arrived, some of them incredibly fast as if in a hurry. Heard from the rangers that some... Read more