Coyote Camp

Many open spots. Beautiful and quiet. Our GPS put us on a dirt road for a few miles - however it was well maintained and not too rutted. Large camping spot with fire ring. Clean area. Definitely a gem in the trees.

The road here is a little rutted out and has a couple of potholes, but nothing crazy.

This is our second time this year staying here and in the winter it’s definitely a different galaxy all together than the spring.

Not as many bugs but it’s still warm and temps reached the mid 80’s.

We have seen a lot of snakes and it rains a lot. Some bees but not a serious nuisance. So just be aware when walking on the trails. Lots of deer and bobcats.

Absolutely no highway noise and the bathrooms are always stocked and cleaned.

No water or trash pickup.

When we arrived on this visit the campsite at the end (the roundabout) had been stripped of its fire pit and the HUGE logs we used to sit on. So we had to pick up trash and rebuild the pit.

Some people on the weekends rode their dirt bikes and OHV’s. That wasn’t too bad, not too obnoxious.

Plenty to explore so plan on visiting here for more than just a night.

Clean pit toilets. Extremely quiet, great dark sky opportunities. Mostly used as a hunter’s camp. Direct access to the overlook and the sandstone trail.