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I couldn't actually find camp site numbers but I stayed 2 nights, really quite. Private no one bothered me. Lots of other people pulled in at night for the night only. I have n all America pass so I only payed $3.00 it is $6.00 otherwise. Has an RV dump whit a water for clean out. Has also Clean drinking water. Water is by the group site or by the restrooms. 2 places to fill. It looked like one abandoned car in the lot. No one came to it or moved it. I will be staying here again as I make lots of trips from Arizona to Nevada and o to Oregon. Only 4 miles to the cute little town of Chemult. that has propane in two locations I use the Chevrons because it was easier to pull into. I got good wifi on my tablet, phone and my hot spot worked well so I could use my computer. I have Verizon.

This is a beautiful spot, so easy to find, my coordinates were, 32.26672, -111.29192, on North Queen Valley RD. The fist open area on the left. Didn't need to drive further down the road, Very little road noise. Could have been further along the road less noise. Tired so pulled into the first and was great. I have a cell phone service from a third party carrier and got three bars.

This place is clean and quiet. There are fisher people here during the day. At night we had it to our selves. Wild life, dragonflies, and feral cat. We enjoyed it .. quiet all night. Easy to find. County road 336 to tend. Two large gravel lots on the water. A pier if you have a boat. I found this place to be a spot I would like to have spent more time we have not found a lot of easy access places to dry dock. Unfortunately only had one night.

Wonderful boondocking sites, close to Carlsbad Caverns and town and beautiful scenery. My sister and I did a four month trip last year and found that and loved it. Good internet reception and cell service.

the place is beautiful but the washboarding was so hard to drive that I was only going less than 5 miles . It is beautiful once there. Mosquito were bad. Hearing the frogs croak was great but saw no other wild life. There was a heard of horses. We stayed in the first spot we got to. The roads are or were bad when we were there.

We stayed in the first camp site. It has trees and good shade. Further up the road are more sites that are on the water. With little covers over the picnic tables. Ten or more. No shade. The roads were very wash board. But once there it was worth it. Lots of mosquitos. Horses, I didn't see any other wildlife. Lots of birds and in morning and at night the croaking of the frogs was a treat.

We pulled into the lower lot and stayed for one night. If I had known what was at the top I would have just gone on up. NO size restriction. Just can you do it. The next morning we drove up and checked it out. Easy peasy. we drove up the mountain and found so many very large open areas for camping, literally 30 or more campers or motor homes can stay up there no size limit in one area but there are many areas. Just can you get there. I say yes anyone can do it. I have a 29 foot MH and I saw people up there with 30 and 40 foot ones. Beautiful views close to Jackson Hole, Wy. 30 miles. So much to do in the area, rafting, hiking, taking the old road to the Tetons, the Snake river right there so fishing with a permit is allowed. The five day restriction bummed me out I would loved to have had the 14 day time limit. BUT the down side is people encroach on your space. move right in to your area and don't care if they are invading your space, so I suggest that you put chairs out park you car far enough away so people cannot encroach. BUT ENJOY IT. That is all they are trying to do. Go have fun. We didn't have great cell service but Verizon was the only one of ours that worked.

I loved this campground, the petroglyphs were an easy walk about 1 mile for the hole loop. The spots in the trees were not easy to get level in, but just around the loop from the spot I stayed in was level spots in full sun no shade. The trees are nice spots are clean. It was about 1/4 mile in gravel road, wash boardery but not bad.

We stayed in spot 13 , spot 11 would have been shaded all afternoon.Oops close the wrong one again. Was great stay. Some teens driving fast down Ave. A. But quoted down after 10 pm. Nice cabana's next to the site. Full hookups. My motorhome got sprinkled on really bad The first night. They fixed the sprinklers the very next at. No problem after that.

It's easy to find it's clean and it's got at least 10 or so sites in it I didn't walk around and count them. I would not stay here again for two reasons we were here on August 31st The crickets and the grasshoppers were so thick and they got into my vehicle and I'm still in the parking lot so I don't know if they're going to follow me down the road and if I'm going to have further problems getting the crickets out of my vehicle they crawled into my upper vents and made that cricket noise all night. Second reason I wouldn't stay here is that after 9:00 p.m. the hoodlums of town and I call them hoodlums just in fun because I don't know what they are but they came out with their vehicles and they drove around the park really really fast and harassed us for at least two or three hours they didn't make contact with any of us but they drove through really fast really rude and reved their engines and just wear an overall nuisance. The place is well maintained and looks very beautiful. But crickets grasshoppers and wild teens ruined it for us.Cell service was great.