Hurricane Cliffs BLM dispersed #39

Bumpy road getting to the primitive road turnoff where the designated campsites are. Packed dirt road where sites 40-48 are, but difficult to find a spot where vehicle is if you’re staying in a rv/van. Road washed out in some places. Fire pits at spaces. Must camp in a designated campsite here. Right next to the JEM trail for mountain biking. Lots of bikers. Easy access from site.

Riding in, expect to become a first class citizen of dashboard city. No ruts of note, so a regular car could make it in. As you follow the road in, you will see roads branching off that lead to the designated camping spots. I saw 5th wheels, towables, vans, and tents out here. The views are gorgeous!! It is clear this is a hotspot for mountain bikers. I have had a few ride past my campsite. The campsite I am at (42) is very shallow... so I wouldn't recommend a trailer at this spot. There is a firering at the campsite. This campsite is not very level, so I ended up using a few rocks to level my truck. There is another campsite within 20 feet... but at the moment no one is there. The next campsite is a few hundred feet away. Att 5G, 2-3 bars. Very nice spot. The road in speed limit is like 25 uphill, but I have been watching trucks and jeeps flying over the road making huge dust plumes. I would avoid the spots right next to the road for this reason.

We camped in site 39, just of the dirt road but far enough away for privacy Site can accommodate three RVs with trucks or equivalent vans etc Beautiful views great MTB trails definitely one of our favourite places to camp on this road trip However, avoid when wet and raining as the dirt pad will quickly turn to stick clay and the potential to get stuck is high We left the day before 4 days of rain and checked it out after- so glad we made that decision Full cell signal Best suited to self contained units as the only vault toilet is at the Sheep Creek MTB parking lot Our dogs did discover human poop and tissue near by, not good If you need to poop in the desert dig a hole and bury it please

There are good 15 to 20 campers here, but the campground can accommodate it great views no problems at all 5G T-Mobile service primitive camping no water no restrooms quite a few flat campsites

This is BLM camping. It is designated sites only. I think there are 58 total. Spaced out nice. Great views. No water, toilets or electric. No garbage. Less than 1/2 hour to Zion. Nice dirt road coming in. Can get windy.

AT&T between 2-3 bars. Fire rings. No water so bring your own. Small hiking or jogging trails. Gets pretty hot in summer months. Have a way to cool down if going in summertime. Dog friendly. Firewood not much here. Some dry deadened bushes, small scraps. Dusty. Somewhat windy at times. Bugs I hear are troublesome in day. They go away at night. Not too bad of a place.

Great BLM spot. Nice views. Road was a little rough but go slow and it is fine. Limited Verizon coverage.

Great place for groups. Large and flat. Could fit several class As.

This flat short open campsite is the holy grail for big RVs and class As to camp together on a dead end point. Very close to main road but far enough back for privacy. Easy access to camp with a group.