Hurricane Cliffs BLM dispersed #1-12 spur

Great place for ATV/UTV and mountain biking. Close to Hurricane, UT. Easy access to Zion National Park

This dirt spur accessed designated dispersed camps 1-12. The access road is rough dusty dirt clay mud and impossible if saturated wet. Sites are rough but large enough for RVs and TTs. Note there are no trees and no shade but the views are awesome. Cell signal is excellent 5g with five bars on T-Mobile. This spur is closest to Hurricane and the Jem MTB trails bisect this camping spur. No tables, no dumpsters, no water, just pure FREE boondocking.

Super easy to find, the plots were big with a fire ring. Didn’t feel on top of each other. We have a class B van and made it fine even with the rough roads and snow and ice. It was night time so we took the first available site. The sunrise in this area is beautiful. Definitely worth staying if you’re trying to go to Zion.

Sites were pretty close but yet felt like you were alone in the open space. The highway was close by but we were never bothered by any noise. The sunset was unbelievable and we enjoyed staying here after a day of hiking Zion.

The view is beautiful. Spaces are decently spaced out so you're not super crowded. They are a little difficult to get into if you're in a large rig but not impossible. This time of year the road is pretty heavily rutted. It is late September.

Easy access, close enough to town for propane, dump, and water at any if the RV resorts for a fee.

This is the first spur in the Hurricane Cliffs designated dispersed BLM camp system.  There are 56 sites total, and this spur is for sites #1 through 12.   Designated dispersed camping means that you are only allowed to camp in marked sites

We got #7, and were glad to get something so close to the main road, because Sheep Bridge Rd is a bit too washboarded for us, and we wouldn't have wanted to go very far down the road.  The road is nice and wide and flat, but in a motorhome the washboard is too aggravating.  

The place was pretty busy for a mid week in late October, but it may quiet down the further back you go.  We only made it to the entrance to the second spur, where we turned around.

The spurs off of Sheep Bridge Rd are hardened dirt, which is better than washboard, but there are areas that are really rutted out so just beware while you drive.  We had no problems in our 26ft motorhome and we saw several vehicles and motorhomes of various types and sizes here as well.

The sites here are nice, but you're a bit close to your neighbors.  You definitely don't get that solitary desolate boondock vibe here.  

Free roaming cows all over here!  They even come into your site and graze all around you.  We were a bit nervous to pass a whole crowd of them while walking with our dogs but they just stared at us.

Lots of mountain bikers in the area, but the trails are open to foot traffic as well so we walked along the trails.

Great cell signal here for Verizon and ATT. Really windy!