White Mountain Road Dispersed Camping

We stopped here on our way back to Colorado and wow. Easy access, easy to spot a place to park, great views!
You can hear the i80 down the road but with some music on, you can forget about.
I was looking forward to see the horses but there were no show.
The wind though, OMG! They are something. We had a quick thunderstorm and seeing the lightning from up there was awesome!
Highly recommend it.
Ok for big rigs!

Great views is an understatement. The sunset was absolutely stunning and lasted forever. The road up to the campsite (Wild Horse Rd) is very well maintained, and there are several drives that lead to more campsites along the way to, and past the campsite listed. I highly encourage people to drive along the road to check out the stunning views, see horses, and visit the Butte. We stayed the first night at this campsite and the second at a campsite that was less far up Wild Horse Rd.
RECOMMEND - The drive to the campsite is a little bumpy so go slow, the wind can get bad at times and a canopy would have been nice.

I was a little nervous with going there but just follow the gps coordinations and it will work.
We pulled in and had a great spot immediately. It was a little unleveled so be prepared to do that.
Views were magnificent!
Some road traffic but did not bother us.
The sunset was spectacular.
The wind... OMG, the wind was horrendous! All night long!
Still worth it!

As others have noted, access to this location is pretty straight forward. We drove in from Green River and had no issues pulling our 27’ trailer up the hill. Found an open site with amazing views. It rained a bit overnight (hard at times) but was fairly dry when we left. Definitely WINDY. Rocked the trailer most of the night. But, in the morning, we were gifted the beauty of wild horses outside our window.

First a word of warning. Don't trust Google! Google maps had us come up Gookin- White Mountain Road (County road 69). If I had checked my topographical map I would never have attempted that. I did not and was in for a climb that I am surprised I successfully made. The last 1000 feet of "road" climbs 300 feet. Come up county road 53 either from Green Mountain or Rock Springs. If you have a Jeep you might try this road and see what an enormous challenge it was with a 5th wheel. Thank God for my 5.9 Cummins and 6 speed manual...
The area on top was barren and windy. We were here in October with storms moving in and the wind was rugged. I think this would be better in spring and early summer. Some of the views on top of the mountain are spectacular and make this site worth while. There are only a couple other campers at the time we visited.
The cell service was highly erratic. Within minutes we would go from 4G 4 bars to nothing.

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.