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 wil... more

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 ... more

Save for the wind at the top of the hill (it is Wyoming after all), this place was ridiculously quiet and real beautiful with the surrounding hills. Very easy to get to from the Green River side. We drove up to the top of the hill then took the road to the left. All alone at the top of a hill! Can’t beat it.

Coming in from Green River wasn’t bad-gravel road. However, don’t continue on the dirt road with a trailer. Turn in at the coordinates-a few accessible sites. The view is nice, but roads can be difficult with lots of ruts and washed out areas.

April 29 2019. Stopping on my way to Salt Lake City. Breezy but what do you expect you in the top of a hills in Wyoming. Road was in good shape easy access with a 25' travel trailer. Nice sites back farther I would have got to but only stayed for the one night. Well worth a stop I'll be back for sure.

Great place to break up a trip from Utah to Colorado.
Quiet. Beautiful. Free. Continue down the road to find better spots

If you're coming up here in a RV, make SURE to enter from the Green River side! We took a drive in our car through wild horse loop towards Rock Springs and the entrance from that side is definitely treacherous for RVs. Our stay here in late October couldn't have been more peaceful and enjoyable. The views and sunset were breathtak... more

Stayed here on our way to Denver. We did see wild mustangs. Very easy to access for any size setup. Windy.

Start up the Wild Horse Canyon Rd, past the Hampton Inn. I went up to the top of the ridge where it branches with White Mountain Rd. Turn left and continue a bit and you'll see a camping area with a fire pit. Really you can camp anywhere up there probably, but I camped there and was all alone with a great view of the hills and woke up ... more

It’s about 3 miles off I 80. Wild horse canyon road. Drive past the Hilton hotel..road soon turns to dirt. Climbs steadily. It’s a pretty well groomed road but it will have washboard. I should think about any rig could getup. Sites are just scattered around, though several very nice sites right at the top of the climb are just off to... more