Michael Brandin

Pulled into truck lot portion with my RV and stayed out of the way from truckers who later still pulled in a couple of lanes nearby at least by their choice due to a large lot. They ran their generators like at a truck stop, but with earplugs, I didn't even notice, especially after driving so long. Purchased a desert since I'm not into gambling. The smoke wasn't too bad, but very noticeable. Understand from others that you can purchase power for about $15. Very nice casino with lots of options and not huge minimums.

Super sized retail store with lots of products for any of your camping, fishing, and boating needs. Also spent the night here on the left side with 5/6 long sites with a few other semi-trucks.

Looks better for overnighter, but a few looked like they have been here awhile. It's a bit crowded and nothing but dirt/gravel for the most part. Google Maps calls this Yellow Cicrle road. Either way, you need to travel about a mile up for sites. Seemed to be room for a dozen vehicles of various sizes on flat level sites.

Stayed here after researching all the reviews and other sites nearby. Having a rain storm preceeding my stay I opted for the first right turn after the dry lake bed option which led me to the hills. Was joined by two like thinking RVs . However a suv drove by about 10:30 and I curious if the party was going to sleep in their suv. Then about 11:30 gun fire started further up the hill towards the freeway every 30 minutes. Had to 1/4 mile at most but out of sight. Then at 2 am machine gun fire started every 30 minutes as well. After the first burst, the other 2 RVs left and I did after the 3rd burst hoping they would just go away. Police just asked if I thought it was Target practice. I said if it was it would be to take over the government st night 🤔 Turned around and went left towards a plant with tons of floodlights but before the larger road and was happier I wasn't bothered by any noise, although I slept uneasily.
Anyway on the way back from my 2 week stay in Utah, I found a really better site at Ivanpah dry lake dispersed west blm. Much easier to get to and safer as it was walking distance to 2 large businesses. Might be a bit more noisy, but safer as well. Another site by same name on east side using same offramp. Don't use Google Maps for east side.

First of forget the Flying J. That is confusing and has two locked gates behind them period. The gate, which was open for me, is between the parking structure and Whisky Pete's (although as empty as it is they might be out of business soon). It's a lot easier to see the gate if you use Google maps satellite view as well. It stands out. I went out a few hundred feet on gravel and turned left into a parking area which could fit easily 10 rigs. You could proceed out to the lake bed for more privacy etc This is much better than the site at Jean's due to the distance to the site and issues with rain. While I was also at that spot, gun fire, then machine gun fire was so nearby 3 RVs moved away. The sign is not that apparent until you enter past the gate. Have posted the satellite view in the picture section. Might have some freeway noise but worth the ease and price.
The video on this site was good. I'm new to this app and didn't recognize its usefulness yet. Will say my stay was a Tuesday night and they gate was obscured by a dozen trucks with the whole lot being over a hundred easy. Also my 3 bar 5g later in the evening turned into 2 bar 4g.

Had a pleasant stay while visiting Jamestown and Yorkstown. Really only have 3 sites available for nightly stays. Most are separate area for monthly rates. Clean shower area short walk. Does have washer and dryer area.
Need to cross railroad tracks and road to sites are windy. Wouldn't recommend any long vehicles. Believe sites are only 30 amp. but ask. Will water and sewer.

Really nice stay. Turned right on branch road after 6 minutes and found quiet spot. This place on Google is called Dixie National Forest Dispersed camping area. From it's perspective, Tom's was farther inland. Either way they're are many large sites but you need to watch your clearance due to ruts and "plowing". It looks like a few sites could be OHV users, so cautious ⚠️ if this would bother you. No noise at all except rigs traveling down the dirt road. Please slow down on this dirt road near other sites as the dust does travel. Biggest benefit is your only 20 minutes from a town and park entry.

An older looking park with more than half appearing to be full timers and some looking really poorly cared for. Showers were fine, but locating spots a little difficult. Good size truck stop across the street for a few things you may need as well. Really had only 6 or so sites for nightly rentals and the rest are monthly.

Very quiet and easy to get to on dirt roads if not raining of course, but road seems pretty firm. Was only 2 minutes of 89A for .6 mile. No neighbors on this section. Heard about traffic on main access roads so decided on first right turn and was successful. Any further and my 30ft rv class C would encounter a rougher road. A nice fielded area with groups of trees nearby. No noise whatsoever. Surprisingly good Verizon service.
In the morning got up to take a picture and discovered I had taken a more sloped but workable of 2 sites. The one across the road was completely flat and could handle a large rig. It just was covered with ground cover, but has fire ring on it showing designated site I believe. I'd certainly use it without concern.

Absolutely one of the best camp sites I've had. Actually stayed in 2 separate ones but close to each other right on the north or what they call the East rim locally i guess. There's about 20 plus sites along the path attached. As you close to the end, the few (8) rim sites are not particularly level but my 30' did fine with blocks. The Absolutely best views to wake up to in the morning. Go 30 ft over and your off a cliff. At the end stay to the right for rim sites at "y". There are a number on the left side of y for larger vehicles. The branch on the left only had 3/4 sites. Warning ⚠️ do not go to the end of the right branch or you'll need a tow truck. It's very steep and you'll get high centered unless your an awesome high clearance vehicle. Also has a number of small roads I hiked which puts you in the middle of a solitude ring of trees with privacy. Was 25 minutes/6.8 miles off main road on at this time really well groomed dirt roads with occasional rocky patches. Bee's and a some gnats can be an issue at some sites. I was either indoors or hiking.