Virgin River - Littlefield Dispersed Camping

I was at the place the other guy describes as being "the one without cliffs." I only stayed one night, but it seemed pretty apparent that most of the people there had moved in permanently. One guy was working on one of his 3 vehicles parked adjacent to his trailer. The trailer behind me had no vehicle near it, and I think no one was in it the night and day I stayed there. On the other side of me was a trailer with a pick up truck, lots of garbage, and other stuff outside covered with a tarp. The "tenant" came "home" about 8:30 at night, worked until 10:00 to get his generator working and it ran most of the night. He left before 9:00 in the morning in one of his trucks, I'm guessing to go to work.
No judgement here. People have to live somewhere.
There were lots of broken bottles, garbage, even old, stained mattresses along the edges of this place. Campendium says the 14 day rule was once again being enforced. I'm betting not. I got looks while walking my dog, as if I was an intruder. People were not friendly and I felt like an outsider.
Stay across the street at the place with "the cliffs and view of the river." This place was not welcoming.

This area has dozens of sites to park virtually any size RV. I’m in a 21’ travel trailer about 300 yards from the road and there’s a huge class A closer to the road and a fifth wheel at another site. There are pull thru and back in sites that are obviously made by other Campers and OHV roads all around. I only had 3 days of Razors driving by and they were in or out. Not bad for BLM land a couple miles from a Honda dealer. Mesquite is about 5 minutes away so my phone did flip back and forth between time zones. Across the road is another huge camping area and beyond that are mountains. Close to I-15 but not loud.