Quiet place to park while exploring this remote area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A really sad RV Park. It sure doesn't have any type of appeal what so ever... Dirt spaces with low growing weeds. We decided to stay here since this park was better than the alternative (Outlaw RV Park..another dump) which was a bigger mess than it was when we drove through two years ago. Power was fluctuating so much that we decided to just run off our batteries and hooked up the water & sewer. A man came over to our motorhome and told us other people have had problems with the power too. He appeared to have been drinking and my husband said that there was a swarm of gnats circling around his head and when he walked off they followed him. There were a lot of oil & gas field workers at the back of the park and they seemed to keep their area clean. ATV & dirt bikes were being ridden into and around the outside of the park. It finally stopped at 10pm. Naturally this noise started after we had arrived and set up. The manager was very nice and she said there were showers in the building which is located in the middle of the park. We didn't go anywhere near them. The park is only accepting checks or cash as payment. Cell, dome satellite, and Aircard worked fine. When we went looking for the trash dumpster, we found it to be overflowing onto the ground. Would we stay here again?? NO WAY!!!!! If you have sophisticated electronics on board stay away... We camped here in a Motorhome.

Camp is right at the turn off to the Dinosaur Quarry national Monument. Lots of permanents working in the area. Staff very friendly and helpful. Gravel sites that were easily leveled. Short on ambiance but a safe place to spend the night after a long day when the National Monument campground is closed. We camped here in a Motorhome.