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Not the most spacious of spots, and definitely not level. But the cell service on Verizon is amazing and my minivan camper will fit anywhere.

State Trust Land. Need to open the gate to enter, but it's super easy to access and find. Nice, level areas to park my van. (Minivan camper). Super smooth dirt roads initially. I didn't travel too far in. Mediocre Verizon service. I came here after I went to Ghost Town Road BLM nearby but there was zero cell service. If you don't drive far in, there is road noise.

There's simply no cell coverage here. I came because reviews stated there was some sort of Verizon signal. Nope! Big X on my bars, no matter where I went.

It's beautiful and historic, but if you need to use internet or phone on Verizon, find a different place to camp.

This is a great camping area. Verizon service is good enough to watch YouTube, get basic work done, etc.

Lots of space for plenty of people.

OHV friendly, but I didn't hear many vehicles!

Lots of shade and sun, so you have covering but enough sun for solar.

Incredibly easy to access, and the roads in the area were easily accessible by Minivan.

Just 10 minutes from the main Flagstaff area.

Space for a handful of small rigs here, maybe a big rig or two. I'm in a minivan camper, so didn't have any issues getting level. (although I highly suggest levelers).

3-4 bars of Verizon, which was excellent!!!

The views are to die for. Quiet. Plenty of shade from the trees but enough sun for solar.

Gravel road up the mountain. Any rig should be able to make it. Close to Deadwood!

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I'm in minivan camper. I have a small dog. I work on the road.

Good cell service with Verizon. It was enough to get work done, but is slow for digital uploading.

Only 15 minutes from town and 20 minutes to Bryce Canyon NP.

Subway and a couple of diners in the area.

Lots of endless space. Any rig will fit, and any rig can easily traverse the dirt road.

Confirmed good service with AT&T and Tmobile also.

This state park is phenomenal.

I'm in a minivan camper with a small dog.

I paid $25 for a camp spot. I was 8th on the wait-list but still got a site!

Tons to do, including fishing, paddle boating and horseback riding. Extensive gorgeous walking trails.

Awesome Verizon coverage.

I paid $9 for day pass, $25 for camping.

Distant highway noise, and lots of family noise.

This is essentially a parking lot with several tent spots. There are about 6 level parking spots. The others are not level at all.

The good parking spots were all taken by 6pm. I recommend arriving around 5pm if you want to choose a good spot.

Pit toilet, no trash dumpsters or cans.

Terrible cell service (Verizon). One bar, enough for texts and phone calls.

Two minutes from the Mt. Rushmore entrance.

Rigs bigger than a Sprinter van WILL NOT FIT!!!! I am in a minivan so it was fine. But even pick up trucks seemed to struggle a bit. It's a tight area and entrance.

Great spots for a one or two night stay in a small rig or tent.