We came here because the campground inside the park was full, and were so glad we did. It’s a smallish area with many many sites designated by a rock fire pit. Normally we avoid dispersed camping areas with so many other campers in sight, but for being so close to the park with such incredible views, and so many nearby hikes, it’s completely worth it. Besides, we are further away from neighbors than we would have been at the campground, and for free.

 Amazingly there was no generator usage, and it was nice and quiet other than the road noise, which wasn’t too bad. Easy access, right off the road, and there were many spots accessible to larger RVs. Just watch for the ruts and bumps and rocks, and good luck finding a level spot. 

Zero amenities, no trash service or toilets, so please handle your waste and help keep this area clean so we can continue to enjoy it. 

Dump station available at the campground in the park for a $5 fee. There’s also trash dumpsters and plastic and aluminum (no glass) recycling there. 

Most amazing of all, there was great cell reception here, even for T-Mobile.