Freemont Road Dispersed Camping

Stopped here quickly for the night. Full Verizon service, very big rig friendly, quite a few places. The gravel piles lock the wind and add a bit of privacy. Pretty much unlimited hiking and biking just west.

This is a big gravel pit with a road headed off the highway if you want to get further off the road and are smaller. We're a total of about 90 feet long and did not have to disconnect at all. Pea gravel, fairly level area with gravel piles to block road noise or provide a bit of privacy. This is a way better overnight than Black Rock Road down the highway a bit. This spot is much cleaner and less trafficked. Great LTE as well.

This was a great spot to stay for the night. Easy access off the highway to a large gravel lot which was far enough from highway that there was little noise. There was only one other rig there the night we stayed. There are miles of ATV trails leading off from there. A map of the trails was posted nearby.

Not far off the highway but far enough for no noise. Needed a place to sleep for the night and this served the purpose. Big flat gravel site and we were the only vehicle. No facilities but better than a truck stop.

This is a good overnight spot. Far enough off highway to be relatively quiet. The only issue I had was garbage. It’s accumulating trash - needles, tires and household garbage. Very disappointing.

If you are looking to stay for a night of peace and plenty of rest, check out this dispersed camping site. A large gravel pit is what meets you once exited off the freeway. We had plenty of room to turn around with our large setup (72 feet in length). It was windy and cold in early May. We parked by a gravel mound to block us from the wind, which helped. I could hear the freeway in the trailer, but was not too loud. A few other campers showed up, with plenty of distance for each of us and lots of room left.

Highly recommend this place for an over night or 2. No services, but we had great internet, AT&T and Verizon. There are some trails nearby, I think for off-road, but we did not check them out. Beautiful scenery, even from the gravel pit. I did not notice garbage, but there were tires in one area.

Stayed here in transit from AZ to Wyoming July 12, 2022. Beautiful surroundings. The location was a short 1/4 mile off the hwy and drove briefly down a gravel road. We were the only ones here this night. You can hear the hwy from our location but if you want further out I’m sure there would be lures noise. We have a 2003 Ford F-250 pulling a 29.6 Keystone Premiere. Plenty of room for maneuvering a much bigger rig. This was a perfect spot for us.

Pulled off I-15 late at night, was a bit concerned about being able to see good enough to maneuver around. Big area to circle around and find a spot, no one else around. Should have found a more level spot but we were tired and needed to get some sleep. We had a fan running all night and did not hear the traffic on I-15.

Stayed one night for overnight. One other trailer was staying. It is a lot for piles of asphalt road gravel - road in and out were good. Close and easy on and off the freeway. Nice views and cool air in July.

Pulled in on a Thursday around 7:00pm , a little skeptical of how close it was to the highway and about noise. The drive in was very nice and easy on any size rig. Gravel was a little soft but definitely manageable. Only ones there all night, which was nice. Highway noise was not a factor, most of the area is pretty flat. Would stay again.