Kaibab Forest Dispersed FR 682

I’ve been in some pretty bad roads for dispersed camping but this one takes the cake. These are by far the worst roads and not well marked spots for camping.

When you first pull into the road there’s an open lot but if you drive back there are individual marked campsites. They are very private and quiet, some even had spots for campfires. Quick 15 min drive from the east entrance of the Grand Canyon.

Nice pitch in the forest. Probably fills up very quickly in summer.

Nice stone fire pits. Plenty of downed trees for firewood. Not dense forests. Could hear & see neighbors, but didn’t bother us.

easy access for 2WD cars. there are pull outs form the dirt road that lead to individual campsites. some have a fire pit. campers around us were very loud

Plenty of spots and location outside of east entrance is ideal. We spent sunset at GC and rolled in about 730. Drove back in promaster van about 1/2 mile easily to find a flat spot. About 5 others here

This is basically a campground - so many roads coming off of each other, 2WD easily (our camper was fine), tons of service, private but feet from the road, tons of fire pits. There were about 7 40ft rigs right off the main road so we drove down another 100 ft and found a super private spot. Plan to come back tomorrow after hiking Grand Canyon

We had a very enjoyable peaceful time. Other campers there and we never knew they were around.

Mid April plenty of open spots. Picked one close to the main road due to minivan clearance issues. What it lacks in facilities it makes up for with ope n sky. One bar AT&T service.

No access with any recent snow

I drove in deeper than the spot listed and found a little place tucked into trees at (35.9710940, -111.8073700). Rutted dirt road, but manageable with most cars. Saw a few off-road vehicles in a week, but mostly very quiet and beautiful.

Fantastic spot, plenty of side dirt roads to pull off of with lots of potential spots.

Awesome campground, lots of dispersed areas. We camped right by the lookout tower, and while it was a little noisy with neighbors, it was awesome to drive out of the dirt road and be back in the middle of the national park.

After pulling onto the fire road, there was a ton of space to make camp and even on the Friday night of memorial day weekend, we couldn’t see or hear anyone around us.

So many dirt roads to access private, dispersed camp sites. Plenty of tall junipers to get shade and hang a hammock.