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All of the dump holes were overflowing, there is no longer rinse water available, and there is a sign on the “potable” water that as of April 9, 2021 it is under a boil water advisory and not suitable for drinking.

Save your $5 and find somewhere else to dump.

Verizon - download 58.9 mbps, upload 7.29 mbps

AT&T - download 31.6 mbps, upload 2.31 mbps

We were both able to be on webinars/video calls during the day.

Plenty of spots and space! We went to the left (as previous reviewers suggested) and it was fine.

20 minutes into the city… can’t beat it!

“Road Closed” sign blocking anyone from camping in this area.

We were consistently getting 30 mpbs download speed and 17 mpbs upload on our AT&T hotspot. Verizon signal also strong, but I forgot to test the actual speeds. Cell service was strong enough for us to both be on video calls throughout the day.

Great location — about 10 minutes to Carlsbad Caverns NP and 25 minutes to Guadalupe. Lots of space. A couple generators here and there, but overall a quiet and lovely spot to camp if visiting the NPs.

We were able to conduct video (zoom) calls on both Verizon and AT&T. Lake is beautiful and disgusting, but didn’t smell while we were there (it was cold and snowed so I’m sure that helped). There was a a lot of broken glass around, so we made sure the kids always wore shoes when outside.

Lots of people, so get there early and expect people to camp right by you (we could have high fived the folks that pulled up next to us 3 of the 4 nights). There are a few sleds to borrow at the entrance.

Cloudcroft is a fairly close drive and has an awesome brewery! Do the Pistachioland tour if you like farms!

Location is central to so much:
~45 min to Zion
~1 hr to Bryce
~45 min to Page
~2 hrs to North Rim of Grand Canyon
~45 min to Grand Staircase

Not to mention being minutes all there is to do right in Kanab!! Be sure to check out Belly of the Dragon, Diana’s Thrown Slot Canyon, Wire Pass to Buckskin Gulch, and the Wave (if you’re lucky enough to win the lottery).

Both Verizon & AT&T had solid signal and were strong enough for us to conduct our video conferencing (Zoom & Google Meets were clear). Though there is spotty/no signal on the main road from the camping area to Kanab.

Plenty of spots for big rigs and smaller rigs/vans. We saw giant 5th wheels and Class As along with 4x4 vans along the path.

This location is a win-win all around & one of our favorite boondocking locations yet!! The road is easy to access and there are so many great spots right on the water! We also had strong cell signal on both Verizon (14 download & 9 upload) and AT&T (14 download & 1 upload).

To top it off, the STARS! There is little to no light pollution here, so the stars were magnificent — we could see tons of constellations & the Milky Way. Truly breathtaking.

ONLY CON: mosquitoes — there are a lot of mosquitoes, so bring bug spray or wear long sleeves & pants.

The road up is a little rough (but not the worst we’ve encountered & definitely doable), but there are a variety of spots for small and big rigs. Redfish Lake is only 1.6 miles down the road with plenty of hiking, swimming, boat rentals & gorgeous views! There is a $5 dump station at Redfish Lake with potable water. No AT&T service. Verizon had 6 Mbps download speed & 4 Mpbs upload speed with no antenna or booster. With the antenna I got 17 download and 10 upload. We were able to conduct our video conferences from this location!!

The dump is IMMEDIATELY on your right as soon as you pull into the rest area, so be ready to stop for that.

Free, potable water and dump!! Both are in excellent working condition.

Dump & potable water all in excellent working condition!