We have visited this campground a few times in the past but this time (April 2009) we had the place to ourselves. The campsites are undergoing renovations (new vault toilets, campfire rings and bbq, new metal ramadas) which are set to be completed May 2009. The auto touring in this area is great (colorful mud and rock formations) and a dark sky for stargazing at night. All size rigs will fit. We even saw a desert tortoise on the road coming in. Come in fall or spring when the weather is not quite as hot. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a remote BLM campground that requires driving five miles of washboard gravel road to get to it, but the drive is worth it. The bright green rock mountains and other geological features are spectacular. For two of the three nights we stayed there (mid-week) there was nobody else there. Looking at the tags on the posts at each site, it appears the two or three sites are occupied each weekend. The two-mile scenic loop is as awesome as the Grand Canyon, in our opinion. There are well-maintained pit toilets, but every garbage can in the campground was full. We burned what trash we could and hauled the rest out with us. In early March, it was 70-75 during the day and 45-60 at night. Any size rig can fit. We will definitely go back there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The owners were very nice, and the staff was helpful getting us to our shady spot in the very dusty park. We were parked next to a full-time resident in a travel trailer who must have had too many cats. The smell emanating from her space made me gag. The bathroom had no soap and, although clean, looked so run down that we didn't want to shower there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We didn't stay here since they were full and I think that was a lucky break for us. This was a scary place. This is "dog patch city". Most of the park was semi-permanent residents who don't take much pride in their sites. The staff was friendly and helpful, however, and did call to the KOA to the east for us to see if they had space. I was never so glad to get out of a place! The campground guides overrated this place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is pretty much just a stop over place. It is a little funky but quite acceptable. We were escorted and directed into our pull-thru site. Folks were nice, price is appropriate for this park. Only warning is that it is all dirt/sand. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.