Hurricane Cliffs BLM Dispersed

decided to spend our second night of our trip here after being chased out of N Kalob due to biting flies. we loved this site, super wide open area so all of your neighbors are visible but there’s ample space between each site. Everyone was very polite, we saw a few people dirt biking but it wasn’t obnoxious by any means. we showed up around 4PM and there was practically no one there but it started to fill in around 6PM-7PM. there is absolutely no shade out here so either come later or have a reliable cover bc the sun is unrelenting in the summer.

Road in is quite washboarded, so prepare for a bumpy ride! The area is wide open, but enough spacing so you're not on top of your neighbor. The road is quite busy with people trying to find sites and you'll likely get dusted, but the campsites we saw were clean and the area felt safe. Everyone in our spur of sites were quiet and respectful--no loud generators whirring, so that was great. We were able to pitch a tent to save our site while exploring Zion during the morning or going out for lunch, and our site and stuff was still there when we returned. Again, very busy area and you can only stay at numbered sites, so have a backup plan if everything is occupied. No amenities, obvs. Great cell service.

Beautiful views as well! The road is very bumpy and campsites are close enough to hear neighbors but not bad at all for free camping

This is a great spot for easy access to Zion’s west entrance. It isn’t the quietest spot, lots of people pulling in to find spots late into the night, and you can see and hear your neighbors, but that didn’t bother us much personally. Everything is sandy, so be prepared to shake out your bedding before bed. The roads were not rough, just sandy and bumpy. Many spots to choose from, just look for campsite markers or fire pits. You can hear bomb testing from Nevada which was cool to us, but just a heads up.

We camped for two nights (Thurs and Fri) in early October. Attached are some photos from our site as well as a map of the camping area. There are 40ish camp sites along unpaved roads. The main road is unpaved but navigable by most any car. The secondary roads that lead to the individual campsites are a bit more treacherous. Would recommend AWD or at least not a super low car as it will likely bottom out. We did it slowly without issue in our Subaru. The camp sites are big enough for multiple cars or an RV. There are fire pits at each. About 100 yards or so between camp sites. We left our tent setup unattended Thursday day while hiking in Zion and had no issue.

The drive to the park is about 30-40 minutes, longer depending on how strong your car is. We were averaging about 10mph on the unpaved roads.

Overall a great place to stay! Beautiful stars, amazing land scape. Quiet and safe place to stay. Will definitely stay here again!

Great spot, central to Zion, an hour and a half from Bryce, and a hop skip from the AZ border. Need supplies? Hurricane and La Verkin are a few minutes away.
Went in July, monsoon season. It rained with thunder, lightning and wind everyday around 2pm until 6/7pm. And it was hot. Make sure to be ready for the heat with shade and plenty of fluids + salt supplements to keep your electrolytes in balance.

This is not a true dispersed campsite.

We tented in site 48. Sites 40 - 48 are on a side road off of the Sheep Bridge Road. At the beginning of May, all sites were full by evening. They are designated for tents, but are accessible to RV's. For tenters, the low brush offers a bit of privacy for bathroom activities. You can hear the highway, but it's far enough away to not be annoying. You can get to sites 40-46 with a carefully driven passenger car. 47 and 48 require at least medium clearance.

Sites 55 & 56 are easy to get to, yet away from the highway with tremendous views

Very convenient for Zion. Wasn't very busy when we were there on a mid October Saturday night.

This location worked well for daily visits into the park. From pictures it seem like it may be too wide open and barren, but the views are actually really good, and sunsets are great. Sites are well spread out, and there are plenty of them. We were here in early October, and seems like you Should be able to find a site this time of year (early October).

We were in site 28 and were equally close to vault toilets at the beginning and end of this spur of the road. Sites 31 and higher will see the highway traffic below although it’s far away and you probably don’t hear it.

Easy drive in on Sheep Bridge Rd. Sites are kind of sparse, but we did have one big tree for a little shade at Site 41. Wish we had our mountain bikes with us as there is a huge trail network here. Great night skies.

This and the various other listing along Sleep Bridge Road are all the same. There a 5-8 marked sites along the road for about 5 mi in. Make sure to stop at the Virgin River Falls Park along the road. It's a nice swimming hole. Great cell service with T-Mobile. My sedan made it just fine. Roads are well maintained.

arrived in the dark but we were able to find a site in the 30’s range- loved it especially when we woke up in the morning and saw the view. we stayed a second night tucked into a ravine next to some boulders and we definitely liked the wide open spot the first night best. easy navigating with a low clearance camper van.