Zafaja

Great campground but needs a little love. But the area, museum and historic grounds are worth everything

The place is very amazing, but currently under refurbishment. We were the only ones there and some shady characters were driving by on the main road and saw us, came to an abrupt stop, threw it in reverse and came to check out some history ( but not they wanted to see what we were up to) we got in our truck and left before things turned ugly. It’s definitely a place to visit just be mindful of your surroundings.

This place is awesome. They have tent, RV and yurt camping available. Super nice gravel and level spots, 4 nice well maintained and clean bathhouses that also have laundry facilities. Lots of sites near the water too. Highly recommend this campground

Hands down one of my top 3 places in North America to camp. It's primitive pack in pack out, but the views and the night sky and the peace and quite is unmatched. Absolutely stunning. There are tons of places to camp the loop is 17 miles long. The area only gets like 3 inches of rain a year, but with that being said in some areas if it does rain you might have a time of it on that clay and some areas are low lying so be mindful of the weather and flash flooding possibilities. Otherwise a regular car can handle the drive through there. I can't wait to see it in the winter so excited.

Love this place for a photo or for camping. It is small, not many spaces but the views are stunning and the night sky wow. They have clean pit toilets and trash cans, some sites have covered tables and fire pits. Great spot

Great out of the way campground in Moab, Lots of sites to choose from. Clean pit toilets, each site has a table, fire ring, and ample space, not all sites are level so search for the one that works best for you. The lady working the gate is super sweet and helpful. It is a bit of a climb to get up there but paved, i would recommend low gear because it's just easier on your engine. Once you get up there you are good though. Views are amazing. Highly recommend

I would rank this as one of my top 5 camp spots in all of North America just because of the views. It's a little bit of a booger to get to but go slow and you can. Lots of spots up there at #27 some you have to walk your stuff up to though. Pack in Pack out but there are bear boxes and fire pits.

An absolutely wonderful place to camp, there are sites everywhere just find the one you like that is open. Be aware that the hunters love that place too, so during season it's going to be harder to find a spot and they are early risers. Pack in Pack out there is not even trash cans out there.

I did not care at all for this campsite for a lot of reasons. 1 the bathrooms were only open at the big building, which is a hike especially in the dark. The mice and raccoons are out of control. I had several mice get inside my Jeep (not where mice belong), 8 raccoons were in our site and having play time in my buddies truck and apparently tried to get in the guys tent at the site behind us all night. Hard to find in the dark area just not well taken care of at all.
And there is no stopping people coming in at 1 am and blaring their music and having all their headlights on while setting up their camp.