Best Equestrian Camping near Overton, NV

Fell in love with this campground! Needed a quick stop & safe place to sleep on my way to grand canyon I was so sweetly surprised! Wasn't expecting much, there weren't any reviews. This campground was just taken over... by a kind family who now owns and operates the business with their children... I was greeted by "the boss" little miss scarlett who gave me a tour, fun facts, and cupcakes she had baked. The LOVE creativity and passion the owners have, for this work in progress campground is apparent. Seems like they are working their butts off to provide amazing experiences for their guest... like wild horses and glamping! I rarely write reviews but felt it so important and wanted their hard work to not go unnoticed.  I can't wait to revisit on my next road trip in Arizona!

The paved portion of the road is really rough. But after spending the day on the dirt portion, it felt quite luxurious. I saw a few Subarus out there. High clearance would be good and 4x4 helpful. Mostly rocky and slow going for me...maybe need softer shocks.

I arrived a the townsite late so that is where I stayed because I could not make it back to Whitney Pocket. There were 2 others camped there. 

Sight seeing was cut short because of the wind. Getting out of the vehicle was always work. Will have to come back when the conditions are better.

The road in is really rough (and gets rougher the further in you go), but the camping is nice. No amenities I saw besides a couple Port-o-Potties in the Whitney Pocket area. Cell service is sporadic--typically have to climb a mountain/hill if you need reception. Stayed 3 nights further in the monument with the place mostly to ourself--one other camper one night and some OHVers and scenic drivers throughout the day. Our fourth and final night was closer to the entrance near Whitney Pocket and it was a much busier area, but still quiet and remote.

These are open BLM camp sites.. one of around 25 or so in the immediate area.  None of these camp sites have amenities, no water, no power, no bathrooms.. just open camping.  Some camp sites in the area, those with unobstructed views south to Lake Mead generally have cell phone coverage.. the others do not have any coverage.  We love this area for the colorful red and white sandstone formations the dot the landscape.  Some of these camp sites will accomodate large RVs.. most can accomodate around 30 feet or less.  Must have good suspension.. road into the area is partially paved but has many deep potholes.. the road turns to gravel at Whitney Pocket.