BLM 378 Willow Springs Road

We arrived late. Hard time findya site then went off to the north and found a section that was more open.  WiFi was limited so hard to pay fee but hiked up the hill a little and was able to pay.  Beautiful setting.  Great bargain.  I’ll stay there again.

A lot of sites for tents and rv,s. Porta loos. Clean and quiet. 15 min drive to Arches. Lo reception on cell. T-mobile is Ok. Site highly recomended. 25 foot rig.

We arrived shortly after sunset, having spent the afternoon in Arches. A lot of spots were already taken, but we found a free one about a mile in (couldn’t hear the highway). Sites vary in size and on some it might be difficult to maneuver with bigger rigs. We are a 19’ class B, so it wasn’t an issue for us. There was still a bit of traffic on the dirt road in the evening and in the morning, but the night was very quiet. Would choose this again.

For BLM camping, this was a great option. Close to town so we could go get our 5% beers on tap (or real beer to go) and some great food at both Moab and Proper, and close to most of the MTB trails we were there for. In fact, at the end of this road is the KlonZo trail network. That's a really nice set of trails if you don't want to drive.

I mention selection because if you show up late, you'll be left with some of the spots close to the road. Those will get noise and dust from the passing vehicles and UTVs. 

The spot we got was okay. We arrived on a Wednesday and it was mostly empty. Friday night was when things filled up and people doubled up in some spots. Good way to make friends and share beers. We didn't mind.

If you go about 1 mile in, there are some nicely sheltered spots to the right. The tradeoff is that your view of the sunset is probably blocked. 

Pit toilets distributed adequately and a trash dumpster near the exit. 

We also had fair Verizon cell coverage.

This is a great campground with tons of space. There were lots of people and lots of kids the whole time we were there but it’s cheap, close to Moab and all the attractions therein. We will definitely camp here again. Moab has affordable laundry, great food, water fill ups at the visitor center and everything an outdoors person could want.

We rolled in late one night and didn’t have any other options to go exploring especially not being from the area. I knew of this area from the last time I visited. We would see people camping out in random spots from the highway and we tried it to and it worked out great. Woke up to hot air balloons in the air around us.

Easy to find right off 191. Has trash and porta potty’s. Large RV’s can make it just fine. There is a $15 fee but no one checked.

This campsite was relatively easy to find and had PLENTY of spots to choose from, even arriving at 10:30 pm like I did. My Honda HR-V was able to make it to the campsites near the front, but I would recommend a high clearance 4x4 to get to the sites in the back. There were several clean porta-potties spread out so no worries about having to run to find a restroom. Relatively quiet and private making for a great camping experience!

This is a good spot for only $15. We found the area after dark but were able to find a spot without too many neighbors. Recommend a vehicle with high clearance ro reach farther back sites.

15 dollars a day, you could probably get away with not paying the fee, no one validates it. Very cool campsite, very sandy and windy. Tons of spots to choose from, so many you don’t have to worry about them filling up. The cooler spots are further along the roads, you can find some cool ones along big rock formations that offer shade, but less toilets back there and the road gets super bumpy, AWD at least and anything lifted will do better. Lots of porta potties, and one pit toilet we found. All very clean with hand sanitizer and GOOD, fluffy toilet paper. Ground is hard to drive stakes into, so bring some para cord if tenting. Watch out for cactuses and the area is busy so can get loud at night. People like to party. Cool spot.

The best cheap spot to lay down an RV for the night. Didn’t need a water/electric hookup, don’t think they had any of those. Fire pits, ample space arriving at 8:30PM, decent cell reception. Porta potties if needed.

Nice trails with plenty of fire rings. Some sites harder to get to than others.

Clear, designated spots. Clean bathrooms and great views!

We loved camping here! We found the coolest dispersed site with tons of space and no body else around. Our site was huge and the ground was all rock which was pretty cool. Lots of porta potties. The stars and views were spectacular. 4wd vehicle needed to get back to the cool sites that are not right off the road

Not free dispersed. $15 per VEHICLE...until State Park CG is built.

Camping overnight for the super moon and treated to a beautiful desert rain. My class b van handled the road well. 15 dollars paid through the Utah park ap.

Used to be free on BLM but it's now being transitioned to a state park so it costs $15/night. Max stay is 14 nights. Port a johns on site and are clean. Huge property with lots of sites and fire pits, beautiful night sky views and only 15 mins away from Arches NP and 30 mins away from Canyonlands NP. Awesome!

We stayed here on a Monday night to be as close to arches as possible for a sunrise adventure. Other reviews talked about it being crowded. It probably is on weekends but hardly anyone there on this Monday night. We got a cozy site to ourselves where another car wouldn’t join on a weekend. There were bigger spots that would accommodate probably ten cars if people were trying to squeeze. So close to arches and clean convenient ports potties. Would absolutely stay again. Nice views of red rocks in the morning. $15 per vehicle per night.

BLM is a thing of the past. 15 Dollars a night. Was a great place, now it is just dusty and full of rigs. One night and we are gone. Pitiful at best.

Free, dispersed camping on BLM land. There are porta potties along the road, which was great for someone like me who sleeps in the back of their SUV. Decently flat spots to park. Verizon signal was good. Lots of people there on a Sunday night, which I like because I prefer to camp around others as a solo female. Felt safe and slept cozily. There is little to no shelter from the sun.

The place is huge but very busy. However you easily find a place to stay for the night. We thought it was free but now seems you need to pay online 15$. No other amenities except for basic toilets. Beautiful views

Overall, not bad. Plenty of spaces to park but spots are a bit bumpy. Found that lots of people came in after dark and kind of just made their own spots. Port O John’s we’re pretty damn clean, which was very surprising. The stars were great at night and it was a good spot to set up camp just very close to other people. In a pinch, I think it’s a great place.

Bare bones but there is plenty of space and it is conveniently right next to arches

If ur coming here at night be careful where u pull into some places Can get sandy and you might get stuck if u don’t have 4x4 or awd

Stayed two nights here car camping during the last weekend in April. Too windy for a fire, but cute little fire pits were made from rocks in each of the “sites.” Zero privacy. Lots of people, which I was not expecting. Lots of vehicle traffic too. All kinds of different rigs; car campers, tents, RVs, motor homes. Willow Springs Trail is VERY bumpy and I was surprised at the testicular fortitude of some of the people driving their nice trailers down it. Cell service was spotty. They did have two surprisingly clean porta-potties on the road which appear to be serviced weekly. Super close to Arches and Moab, and a free little base camp.

Please leave it better than you found it ✌🏻

I wasn’t a fan of this area despite its perks (free and close to town) lots of traffic on the road, from other campers and OHVers. It was accessible for most cars, I drive a Nissan Versa and found a spot more than a half mile from the highway. I was here on a weekend so I’m sure it was extra busy. Definitely a solid option if you’re looking for a quick place to spend the night, although you need to get there early to find a spot. They had plenty of porta-potties along the road for people to use, they were surprisingly clean I thought. I had pretty weak Verizon coverage in some spots, mostly no service though.

This didn’t have the best views compared to some other campsites on this app but you can’t beat the location! Very close to Arches & FREE… which is so nice in this popular area. They had clean port-a-potties & lots of spots to park.

We stayed at this site for one night to see arches national park. It was nice land, lots of spots, port-a-potty’s, and moderate Verizon service depending on how deep you go. Alternatively, it was PACKED. People were on top of each other trying to make room for free camping. It was very popular among ATVs and RVs. I would still recommend it because it is so close to the park.

Lots of spots for dispersed camping

Met with DNR on Feb. 22, 2022. Area is state school trust lands. This area and Dalton wells will become a fee are in two weeks. The master plan will be a visitor center, some full hooks up and dry camp areas.

dry camping only!

fill up on water and empty tanks at the big Maverik on the far end of town 🤍

i stayed in a couple different areas, moved to escape the craziness.

it is mostly uneven terrain but most places are doable as long as you’re willing to level things out-dispersed camping so people park anywhere.

i had some service, better in some areas i found as i walked around

port-a-potties are strewn about, they fill up fast! 💩

beautiful sunsets and sunrises, if you look closely you can see an arch off in the distance.

even with all of the people I did feel safe. It’s about a ten minute drive from Moab!

remember folks- pack in pack out and leave no trace 🤍🤍