Granite Gap

The Dyrt coordinates led me to the area. There is a green gate you have to pass. The road is packed coarse sand. You will need a high clearance vehicle. I made it in my F150 pulling a 19' GeoPro travel trailer. Not a lot of areas for big rigs. If you come here, I recommend getting out and scouting the area. It's cold and windy at the moment, but the view is great. At the moment, it's just me and a white van. I'll stay a day or two before moving on . No water or toilets.

Narrow rd but made it through with 9 ft wide camper with only a few scratches. Hwy noise was barely noticeable. Granite mountain and rock formations are spectacular!

I was very skeptical about this at first, but enjoyed every minute of it! The road is rough bringing a 40’ RV down, but we made it & found the perfect site for us. Extremely quiet & peaceful even being that close to the highway. The scenery was beautiful. We did a little adventuring down more of the roads, there are plenty of spots to put smaller rigs in, you just have to take it easy getting to them. I highly suggest scouting the area as we did beforehand if possible.

Quick in & out… horses, cows have been here. Quiet, easy, perfect one night stop

We camped here on Thanksgiving. We had the area to ourselves. The road in was in good shape and the sunset was unreal. Lots of rocks to climb on and a beautiful starry sky.

This spot is about a tenth of a mile off the highway. I walked the road because of past reviews. The road in is soft and there is one spot that you need a high clearance vehicle for or are able to maneuver around some rocks. Otherwise it’s super easy to get to. There’s probably space for five or six rigs here. Great views.

Paved road to the gate. Narrow sand and rock road after the gate. If a scratch in your paint concerns you…. proceed with caution

Enter thru gate. Make sure you close behind you. Road is Sandy but doable in most vehicles.getting service with Verizon. 4g 1 or 2 bars. I'm at the last site top of the hill and it's beautiful!?

First off do not use Google maps. It will not take you to the right place. Use the built-in location found in DYRT. After you turn off I 10 on the left to travel approximately 10 miles the site will be on your right hand side. Follow the road to the left as you go through the gate. The site is very well-maintained. There are only a handful of sites available, but when I was there, I was the only one.

Great spot. Rocks and cactus and sunrises. Narrow sandy road, but manageable for smaller RV.

Amazing views. A bit sandy of a drive. You have to open and close a gate but it is not locked. Quite, no lights nearby, dispersed camping at its best. Just a few cows. I would camp here again. We made it up in a long bed crew an Chevy 2500. Some camp sites at the bottom. But if you go up to the dead end keep to the left. Site is not to level but throw a couple of rocks under the tires and you can level out. Drive up is a little bit narrow with cactus close to the road. I would not think you need 4x4 but maybe something more then a car would be better. If wet I would think it may get a bit squishy, but with it dry a stock suv would make it just fine. Camped next to a rock face. Just beautiful!