Sophie Flats

Road is slow going getting in there. We did it with a semi truck pulling a 40ft 5th wheel. We loved this spot. Great place if you are riding horses or SXS. Road can get a little soft after a HARD rain, but we still managed to get out. If you are not a confident driver, I would suggest parking in town by the rodeo grounds and riding your SXS up there first. That is what we did. Overall, I would totally stay there again. Quiet in the evenings and not crowded. Was clean when we stayed there and the parking/camping area is graveled, which was a huge plus for us. Unsure about cell service, as we used starlink.

We camped past Sophie flats and got an amazing spot. The road in was actually not bad as we were pulling a 40 foot toy hauler. There are several places to camp. Just have to be willing to do a little searching. We parked the trailer in town and road the sxs around until we found an amazing spot.

Nice BLM spot, however mostly for horse people. Lotsa horse poop and a dozen horse campers with trailers and generators when we were here. Also, even though 14 day limit, some long term people. Loose dogs. Too bad, because could be a nice boondock spot.

The road into this area is very twisty and steep in many places. I don't know how one would even get a trailer in to this place. I am glad I scouted it out without my trailer.

We arrived and went past Constellation Park to Sophie Flats…went in a little ways and to the left there was a camper with so much trash packed outside of the camper it was terrifying. We turned right back around and decided to stay at Constellation Park instead. Seemed to be a much better option in our sprinter van to sleep for the night. Would not recommend Sophie Flats.