marvmiller

A great, easy place to set up. Nothing special. Trash bins make it easy for you to keep it clean! I came here because I was racing against sunset so I needed a place I could get in easily. And ended up staying here for a few days. Great Verizon and AT&T signals!

And no fresh water outlet. Only water for cleaning the tanks. Sign says Danger. Not to be used for domestic purposes. We were forced to look elsewhere to find fresh water. Not cool. If you charge $10, at least have the courtesy of offering fresh water connection.

You'll need to drive at least for 4 miles on hard packed gravel road through private lands before reaching BLM lands -- and there are several possible spots to boondock. For me, I went all the way to 6th mile before the land turns to private and turned right, going up to the hill -- just past their Stansbury Island trailhead. There are also possible sites -- and I have seen RVs on them on the dry lake bed to the left (westward side of the gravel road).

Not so level lands, but I found one that was fairly level.

I would come back -- the only reservation is the long drive on gravel road. Good signal on T-Mobile and Verizon. The dirt roads are rutted and bumpy, even rocky at times. Be cautious.

Good signals on Verizon and T-Mobile.

One of my favorites. The Crown King road -- this shouldn't be named Bloody Basin because that's in the opposite direction for another 23 miles. There is one site I have retuned to twice, and its not level -- I had to raise her front jacks to the max on top of wooden boxes. Strong Verizon cell signal. Weak T-Mobile signal. I would come back here again. The location can be windy and I had to bring the slideouts inside a couple of times due to high winds.

I was able to drive my 38 foot diesel pusher motorhome over the hill into a great spot. Great signal with Verizon and T-Mobile. Don’t follow Google Maps direction into Jackrabbit Road -- it will lead you on other rutted, dirt road. Go east of Petroglyph site, and there is packed gravel road leading to this beautiful site. This site is one of my favorites. Love it! The views are stunning. The hike to hilltops are just worth it.

Not the most beautiful campground. It’s basicaly a parking lot with no shade at all. No camp fire pits but I was told by staff that we could bring a camp fire pit with heat shield (not touching ground) and it would be allowed. Easy access to pristine beach. Awesome T-Mobile signals. 49mbps/26mbps. No Wifi.

Right on top of a huge hill. Great views. Grounds are well manicured. Rates are a bit on the high end but worth it. Highly recommended. Verizon weak signal on the bluffs and worse inland. T-Mobile barely 500kbps download.