Sheep Bridge BLM Area (hurricane cliffs trail system) - Utah

This campground is very beautiful but it was not was the reviews said. The BLM campground is actually opposite of the park and you DO NOT need to drive over the very scary bridge to sheep bridge park. I do not recommend driving over that bridge unless you have tough tires and are an expert driver. 

The campsite does not have bathrooms, only some have firepits (we made ours out of rocks), trash cans, and there are no picnic tables. 

Even though there's no amenities this campsite is GORGEOUS. I'm talking 10 minutes from Zion, snow capped mountains on the left of you, red plateaus on the right. There's even a small waterfall we took our dinner to and sat by. 

You may have to rough it, but this was the most beautiful campsite we've ever stayed at.

Stayed in Site 47 for four nights.  Yes, Sheep Bridge road is washboard bumpy.  Yes, spur roads off of Sheep Bridge Rd can be challenging but we managed quite easily with a Ford F250 towing a 27' travel trailer.  For #47 and #48 you have to cross a pretty nasty wash. Highly recommend the BLM map for this area which accurately shows places you are allowed to stay.  Lots of signs showing "camping in designated sites only" but didn't see anyone enforcing it.  Many campers disregarded rule.  Site 47 was big enough for at least 3 large rigs.  Others around it were quite small.  1-2 bars with Verizon.

We drove our skoolie in and found a place to park… but bumpy in, but worth it. They have some designated areas with fire rings to park. There were others around although you still felt spread out. A large grocery and fuel is about fifteen minutes away in Hurricane too. Make sure you drive past the day use area to the BLM map.