White Mountain Road Dispersed Camping

Stopped through here on a Thursday and had a few spots to choose from but had to drive up a little bit to find them (approx 5 miles). I heard that there is a ton more if you keep going. The road is easy to drive on. It was me and my husbands first boondocking experience so it was a little nerve wracking especially because we couldn’t find a good spot to turn around (they existed, just people had parked there by the time we got there). Seeing the wild horses was SO AMAZING. A few herds of antelope too. All within 50 yards. In the middle of the night a storm came through and shook our camper pretty good but it happens. Can’t wait to get back up there.

Had a very easy time camping here. It's situated up on the plateaus above the town. I made sure to hit the Expedition Park to let my pup swim in the Green River. The campsite is quiet, they're very separated, and a lot to choose from. The gravel road up was easy for the Subaru Outback. I was warned by some guy about rattlesnakes so probably a good idea to keep your eyes out. Overall convenient and great views of both the sunrise and sunset! Could hear the trains down below just quietly choo chooing throughout the night.

I used another user’s coordinates (41.57430, -109.34042) and also loved that spot. Nice site, very quite, felt safe, saw wild horses. I would just recommend to come up with road from Green River instead of Rock Springs if you’re pulling anything. My GPS took me through Rock Springs and I made it without any problem, but I felt a lot better about coming up/down the Green River side.

We needed a quick overnight stop on a Friday night and decided last minute to try this boondocking location after reading the other Campendium reviews.

We made it just in time to see an excellent sunset, gorgeous views, and wild horses.

The road was a bit bumpy due to washboarding, but overall good access. No pot holes or large rocks. We passed the main camping area and continued up the road (2 rigs already there). We camped on a large pullout spot with interpretive panels. I’m the morning, we had to continue another mile or so up in order to turn our rig around to head back down. I suspect if we kept on going, we probably could have found a better turnaround.

We had better cell signal with Verizon and over the air TV channels than we did at most campgrounds.

Order some breakfast at Peggys Diner at the bottom of the hill. There is plenty of RV parking in their dirt lot!

We found a perfect pull-through spot at 41.57430, -109.34042 with four bars of Verizon. The view was wonderful without another camper in sight. It got a little windy at times, but it came and went. We hiked a little on the roads nearby. The road was great. There was evidence of prior campers, so we picked up a little trash and left it cleaner than we found it.

We pulled in on a Thursday, temps were in the mid 90’s and it was very windy. We took the first level spot at the top of the hill, looking out over the city of Green River. The site was easy to level and provided 360 views! A small fire ring but they are in a fire risk stage so we didn’t use it. The sunset was glorious, we woke up to a herd of wild horses and saw pronghorns grazing with them!

The bad: it looks to be a popular locals spot, we found broken glass everywhere and more dog crap than anything! People pick up after your dogs!
Our spot was next to the gravel road, I do not recommend this!!! It was hot and we were pelted by gravelly dust every time someone drove by!

Washboard gravel road for an entry but it was passable with our rig, 55’ overall.

We only stayed the night but it was an experience I appreciate! I’d stay again but in a different spot!

Spent the night with our pop top tent. There were 3 groups on the main clearing, some of the lower sites had broken glass, but we found an sweet spot by the Green River monuments. We had locals on UTVs check on us before dark, made sure we had everything we needed for the night. It was quiet through the night. Beautiful views in every direction. Sunset and sunrise were picturesque. This was our favorite spot on our 4 night adventure.