Gemini Bridges Campground

Bumpy drive in 4x4 and high clearance definitely recommended. Probably 5/6 spots large enough for big groups. We got there around noon on a Thursday and only found one open spot, got super lucky. Views are gorgeous, lots of fun little hiking around the sites. Fire pits but no wood collecting so byow. Fun drive to the actual Gemini bridges.

About 4 miles off the main road. 4X4 recommended, good clearance and tough tires are a must. Worth the drive if you can make it.

Tucked away in the canyon it’s quiet and isolated. Each site (especially 3) has room for a couple vehicles. Perfect for group fires. No wood collecting, so bring firewood.

This place is amazing! We spent 2 nights and will definitely be back. Came on a Tuesday, almost sunset. Only 3 of the 5 sites were taken.

No facilities of any sort. Pack in, pack out. No WiFi. No cell. Be prepared to enjoy fresh air, beauty, quiet.

This is a narrow canyon, surrounded by high cliff walls. Everything echoes. Bring good quality firewood. Ours sparked, a lot and loudly. I was nervous our neighbors would think we were firing guns.

A high-clearance vehicle with good sturdy tires is a must. This is off-roading and the rocks are sharp. AWD or 4WD helpful but not necessary.

The sites are well-marked. Good spacing and privacy. Scenery is spectacular. Sites are remote. If you want to go anywhere, it’ll take a while. About 40 minutes from the main road.