Canyon walls BLM land | Wild Camping
United States
Details
- Verified:
- about 2 months ago
- GPS:
- 38.32778, -111.36568
- Elevation:
- 1967.7 masl
- Website:
- None
- Contributor:
-
sonny jadun
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- Yes - Average
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- No
- Toilets:
- No
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
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Description
iOverlander cannot verify if wild camping is permitted at this location. It is your responsibility to verify local laws or obtain consent before staying the night.
All camping sites were full in Capitol Reef campsite. As we drove out of the park we noticed campers parked in an open area. No facilities and charge to camp here. Some open areas have fire pits too. Great internet access.
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Apple map has this as Trail 2111. Signs post no motorized vehicles on trails. Pack in pack out. Area is clean and it looks like people have been respectful of that practice. I counted 34 rock fire pits, but more areas to stop for a stay. Rocky entrance from highway but cars, vans, converted bus, travel trailer, and 5th wheels all stay here last night.
Report Check-InClean, felt safe, road noise not bad. Very close to CRNP Entrance Sign (near MM 73). Good for vans, big rigs, tents. Porta potties was only amenity. Pack it in, Pack it out. TMobile 2-4 bars 5G, depending on sight. Worked from my phone’s hotspot just fine.
Report Check-InThis is called Cook's Mesa Trailhead on Google Maps. Lots of options for any size rig. Had decent T-Mobile hotspot access. Road bumpy getting in, put no problem going slow.
Report Check-InThis is a big area. Road a little rough, but any rig will do, take it slow. Windy night otherwise very quit and beatifull wiew. Lots of other campers.
Report Check-InThis is a very large dispersed camping area. So I think covers both the sites listed here. Wet open. And very windy night now! Beautiful views and just a a short bit after the park ends. Dirt road into the area. We could see lots of rigs from the road. No porta potties I could see. Tons of space. I’m sure it’s packed in high season.
Report Check-Ina lot of rv but verry quit, nice spots. next to road but no traffic, no problem with 25 feet rv
Report Check-InDo you like zero privacy, no foragable kindling, uneven ground, lots of wind, and highway noise? This place is for you!
Report Check-InSunday night and quite a few people but very quiet and safe. Close to Highway but not much traffic. 2 bars Verizon LTE
Report Check-InFriday night and lots of campers, vans, trailers,tents and people in cars. Very quiet and safe. 3 bars Verizon LTE.
Report Check-InRough, rocky entrance, otherwise no problems. Porta potties provided. Nice climbing area too. Stayed 3 nights in April, plenty of space.
Report Check-InStayed here for two nights. Beautiful spot close to capitol reef, enough space for several vehicles. Access also possible for 2wd despite short uneven road at the beginning
Report Check-InLots of parking spots with fire pits and trees for shade. Good hiking spot up the hill. Cell service.
Report Check-InGreat spot just outside of the park. Quiet and some trees for privacy. lots of open spaces. good Verizon signal. pretty clean place. leave no trace!
Report Check-InGreat spot right between Capitol Reef and Torrey. This spot is right up near the canyon wall. Good Verizon LTE but if I went toward the canyon wall more I lost LTE. All sizes of rigs with easy access
Report Check-InAll camping sites were full in Capitol Reef campsite. As drove out of park notice campers parked in an open area. Looks like traveler have been using this are for camping. No facilities and charge to camp here. some open areas have fire pits too. Great internet access.
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