White Mountain Road Dispersed

Stayed October 2-4. We had the first site on the right at the top. Road is gravel and dusty, not a extreme grade. We pulled our 22 ft camper with a Chevy 1/2 ton with no problem. Saw wild horses every day, departure delayed 1 hour by 12 of them around our camper the last morning. Wind daily 20 to 40 mph, lows in the 20s at night. Would definitely stay again.

When we pulled into the camping spot we was in AWE!!! Looking down on the town of Green River and seeing how high up we are is breathtaking. The road coming up is gravel but well maintained and wide for big rigs. We took the 2nd site on the left once you get to the spot google maps tells you, but there are other sites we have seen that is not on any map. But honestly there is no need to camp any where else than right here with this view. As others stated it can get windy but nothing scary that we experienced. Your also right on the Wild Horse Loop Trail and if you have a capable off road vehicle there are miles and miles of trails off of the main one that you can take to really do some exploring. The town of Green River is just 5 minutes down the mountain and very nice. Go see the Exploration Island down on the Green River if you have time. Had good cell signal with Verizon while here as well. A place you must stop at if you are traveling on I-80!!

We stayed July 18-22, 2019. To get to the designated location as identified on the map, go in from Green River side. The road is a well maintained road and is watered frequently by the county department, or some other government agency, to help keep the dust down. The area identified o the map is just one location for camping. There are many areas too set up, but the roads in can be pretty bad. There are two locations right off the road and one more just up the road on top of the hill, in which you can get a Coach or larger rv in. We park up on the hill and were extremely happy with the location. It was away from the road, unlike the other two locations.

You can drive past where we stayed, but I would not do it in my coach, as the ruts in the road looked to bad to me. There was a Class C coach, looked to be about a 30’ coach, that did go past us and found a spot that look pretty nice, but I would not have driven on the rough road. Also, there were several tent campers that did go down there as well. A little windy at times, most of the time, and dusty as well.

We have a jeep and drove thought the area and did find some wild horses, about 25 of them. It took a while, but was well worth going to find them. We did not have any wild horses come through out camping area. We loved the town of Green River and their river.

Can stay for up to 14 days. We stayed 5. We stayed in a 30’ 2015 Thor ACE. Would stay again.

We had ATT 3G service which worked well while we were there.

The road to get to this spot is gravel but well maintained while we stayed (Early June 2019). The campsite we took was right off the county road but it was quiet. There are several smaller roads covering the area with sites that can hold pretty much any sized rig. Ours is a 39' fifth wheel and we had no problem.

Saw a group of 4 wild horses while we were here. The view overlooking Green River, WY is amazing, especially at night! The town is towards the east so you have beautiful sunset when you look one direction and peaceful, small town when looking the other. There is a Union Pacific train station so you can faintly hear train whistles occasionally when outside.

Verizon was 3/4 bars unboosted and we maintained a fast LTE internet. We lost AT&T LTE when entering Wyoming but the 3G service is 5 bars unboosted.

Stayed here late May 2019 on the way to Dubois, WY. The road into the site is well graded, and if you come in at sunset like we did you might get a glimpse of the wild horses in the area.

The designated spot looked full so we continued down the road and camped at a pullout for the night. Upon departing the next morning, we saw that we could have actually driven into the designated spot and there are some more roads that continue further into the site.