Goosenecks State Park Campground

Bathrooms, trash, some shaded picnic tables some not shaded.

Pay your $10 and pick an area to park (no numbered sites). There's a few more established sites near entrance with picnic tables and shade covers, but mostly park anywhere along the cliff. Restrooms are near entrance only. There are various fire rings along the bluff. Beautiful 360 degree views. Pretty amazing place and you shouldn't have trouble getting a spot. We had 4 bars AT&T 4GLTE.

Nice space between sites and very quiet. Only $10 a night. Well managed and clean.

this rugged campground has the view to beat all views. Morning or evening on the gooseneck of the San Juan River. Dark sky nights that are stupendous. Vault toilets and trash bins. Close to Valley of the Gods.

No water or electricity but the primitive campsites along the canyon rim offer privacy and beautiful views. Easy 40 minute drive to Monument Valley.

Great small state park with a great view. Camping was only $10 a night. Good views. Going to try and come again during off season November-February when you are allowed to operate a drone. Right now it’s not allowed.

Easy to get to. $10 per night dry camping. pit toilets near parking lot didn’t use so don’t know how they were. Beautiful views from the rim side sites. Close to the Moki dugway, valley of the gods and Monument Valley.

Got here right after sunset and were very careful to park in the dark since you’re right on the cliff. But it was amazing seeing it in the morning for sunrise when we woke up. Tons of space between each person.

$10 to camp overlooking one of the most picturesque rivers. Campsites just run along the rim of the canyon. Well spaced out campers tonight. Good Interweb access. Pit toilets clean and well maintained. Sites are flat and you can pick one with a firepit.

Half the camp spots are right on the edge of the drop off to see the Gooseneck with the river. Great sunrise and sunset. You can just see (tiny) Monument Valley in the distance. Be aware, it can be windy. It is also a Dark Sky site and has aamazing star watching. Picnic table, and fire ring at each site. Location has free wifi from state park.

We've driven past the Goosenecks State Park several times but stopped by and decided to camp along the rim. Fantastic views, cost was $10 but worth it. Clear skies during our visit made star gazing Great. Has vaulted bathroom, fireflies and tables in main area but dispersed camping along rim. Would stay here again.

This is basically dispersed camping for $10 a night.  There are about 4 picnic tables; they are close to the entrance and the day use area, as is the one restroom.  I suggest bringing a porta potty of some kind as well as any tables you may need if you are not going to be able to camp where the tables are.  There is no water.  You can camp pretty much wherever you want following the road south.  The road is a little rough but easy enough to negotiate.  I was pulling an Aliner Ranger 12 with a Subaru Outback Wilderness.  The area is wide open, no shade, so plan for that as well.  The great thing about this area along with the location on the cliff overlooking the San Juan River is that due to its north/south orientation you can easily enjoy great sunrises in the morning and great sunsets in the evening.  I chose Goosenecks due to its proximity to Monument Valley, 30 minutes south, and Valley of the Gods, 15 minutes north.

Wow this place is amazing. You are literally out on the edge of a cliff looking down into the canyon of a flowing river below. It is quiet and peaceful and even though we have neighbors there is plenty of room to spread out. At night it is completely silent. The stargazing is off the charts! There is a lot to do and see while you are here. Monument Valley is about 30 minutes away and you can actually see it from your camp spot. The Moki Dugway is about 10 minutes away and Valley of the Gods is about 20 minutes away. I would highly recommend this place whether for an overnight or for a few days. We came in September so it was cooler I would imagine it would be scorching hot in the summer. Also the road that leads here is very narrow and when we had to pass another vehicle I did hold my breath! If you can be sure to check this spot out.

Basic but cheap (10 dollar) campsite. Only amenities are pit toilets, camp tables and fire ring. The view down the double meander of the river is scary but nice. Windy when we were there

Amazing views and very quiet. We were here the Sunday before July 4th and there were only 3 other campers. Worth the $10. Please make sure to practice LNT and pick up after yourself quickly because the breeze will pull any litter into the canyon. Highly recommend but please treat it with respect.

The view along the canyon rim is incredible. So quiet here. The night sky is amazing.

Bring your own shade.

Not quite dispersed camping, due to the $10 fee, but the cost was well worth the views.  Spacing was good enough to allow for peace and quiet.

The views were great, and the night sky was amazing. For only $10. I got a ring side seat, amazingly, clean, restrooms, and very quiet. Highly recommend.

Have camped at Goosenecks many times traveling between NM and WA on the regular. The views here are unparalleled. If you love the desert and various shades of sepia and brick—this is the spot. No shade but it’s lovely, dry desert air, so it’s never too hot…You will likely have neighbors (but not too close usually, with only air and some space between you (so no privacy per se). And even though I don’t like camping much around people or in established spots, I love this place.

Location has WiFi available and lits to see and do

Cracker spot, not to crowded (1 camper per 100m?) Fire pits provided and lots of pullouts for RV. Sheer cliffs on either side of the camping area is breathtaking.

We have a 28ft and we ventured down the gravel road a couple of hundred m to find a good view. Road is a little rocky (small rocks) so just take it slow. Clearance not a problem but just slow speeds to make sure you don’t pop a tyre. There is a graded gravel section of the campground for those with big rigs not wanting to tackle the rocky road.

We inherited several mouse friends overnight as did our closest neighbours so do bring traps.

This is easily one of my favorite places in the Southwest. Just beautiful and rarely anyone here. Yes there can be wind but nothing terrible. I've camped here in a tent maybe 10 times and never an issue that bothered me. THE KEY is the drive off road AROUND the edge of the canyon away from the official campground. Plenty of space and you camp right on the edge of the canyon. Incredible views and experience. Just watch where you are walking at night :)  I almost hate leaving this review because I really don't want more people to find out about this place.

The title says it all. This campground sure features amazing views but the wind was killing me. I would NOT recommend it for tent camping, but you would probably be more comfortable in an RV or a van. The wind was going from zero to 25pmh several times both nights i was there, and it was particularly windy during the sunsets which made eating outside impossible (sort of defeats the purpose). The site is super exposed - no trees, boulders or anything to hide from the wind, or sun for that matter. Also, not sure why the description says 10 sites. There’s way more - they let people just camp anywhere along the rim. There was probably over 50 campers there. On the positive side - lots of activities close by. On the negative side, besides the wind, some rude behavior… dog poop in a bunch of places that people didn’t bother picking up. Seems to always be the case wherever dogs are allowed, sigh. Flying drones despite the sign saying no drones…

We enjoyed our stay at Gooseneck State Park in Utah. $10 per day. Pretty good ATT Service. This is a remote location with no water or hookups. You must be fully contained. There are really no food stores nearby either. We parked right on the edge of the goosenecks and enjoyed the sunset and sunrise. There was plenty to do around here, Valley of the gods, House on Fire, Mexican Hat, Moki Dugway, Muley Point, Monument Valley, Four Corners is an hour away and lastly if you’re feeling ambitious, Canyon De Chelly is 2 Hours away, which did make for a long day. We kept our dogs on a leash because the cliffs of the goosenecks were very scary. I would come back in a heartbeat!

That means you’ll have plenty of neighbors to make friends with or leave alone, so no need to put up a “taken” or “occupied” sign. — that’s obnoxious and not what camping is about. This spot has a decent approach. Lots of big frumpy rigs, bikers, car campers, not too many tents. Go down by the river to do some more authentic camping. This spot is good for socialization though.

Seriously, if you are just even driving by, STOP and check it out! Great camp spots right on the ridge with awesome views and sunsets. Big rigs, stop at the first sites, road gets rougher the further in. Take it slow.

Awesome place, we're the only ones here.

Dry campground on rim of canyon. Worth a nights stay for the stars.