LaVerkin Overlook Road Dispersed

No amenities but excellent spot

The road is a bit rough so I grabbed the very first spot. Convenient site, not too many ORVs. Had one night that was a bit too windy for the tent, but otherwise the weather has been lovely (November).

Great spot, only 30 mins from Zion. No issues getting a Winnebago up a bumpy road. Lots of spots free in mid-Aug and really felt private

Very unclear. No one was here and the signs were very vague saying “public land” and also “PRIVATE NO CAMPING” just be warned it’s a bit confusing. We aren’t even staying here

Stayed here for about a week, had to leave because of the rain- wouldn’t recommend in the rain, very muddy. Sites were clean. Stayed at a few different spots here. Cell reception was good- T-Mobile. The roads into the overlook are a bit bumpy. We have a Transit and it worked for us.

Road is challenging but worth the effort. Found a place not too close to the ethers. So quiet here. Great view of the changing colors due to sunset in the mountains.

The spot was nice and close to Zion. Some single spot and a large flat gravel pad that multiple vans/cars/tents can fit on close to the main road into Springdale. Fills up early in the day during peak season, so have backup plans.

I stayed in the large gravel pad area 3 nights and had a great view and a lovely flat spot to park on. 2 or 3 other vans or tents were also there each night.

Location is great for one night. Very close to the entrance of Zion park.

Road was a bit rutted but can be handled by any medium clearance vehicle. 

Good cell coverage with Verizon.

Unless you want to stay RIGHT at the road in a big open lot then don’t try it. There is private property along the roadside, very bumpy road and virtually only two (?) sites that were small. We went to the look out, pretty, but then came right back out and tried our luck at Kolob Terrace road.

There was also someone staying in the lot in a tent, but it looked like he moved in for a bit, so not privacy…

We enjoyed staying here. It was comfortable and pretty. There were some people, but no one too close, even in late July. 28 min drive to south entrance

Arrived to the campground around 9pm and it was already filled up. Service was pretty good, and there was fire pits available.

We arrived late during a weekday thinking we would not find anything but we got lucky, I guess. The directions were good and we drove into the correct road. It was not easy to understand if we could have driven further down the road because there was a sign that said private property, so we just stayed closer to the front of the main road. The road was pretty bumpy but we could get in easily with our 29 foot travel trailer. We only stayed one night. There was not too much traffic passing us but it was pretty dusty. We did not hear noise from the main road. We left our trailer during the day we visited Zion. We felt safe leaving it there. It took about 45 minutes to get from this site to the south entrance of Zion National Park.

Not a bad spot to stop for the night. This spot is a little ways off the highway. The road is rutted but manageable. Take the right turn 40 or 50 yards before you see the "welcome to the la verkin overlook" and no trespassing sign (The GPS took me past the turn). I came in at night and parked on a little pullover area, but the actual camping area is a large level dirt lot. Room for 5-6 good size RVs, and if you go past the big lot, there are maybe 5-6 sites that would be a bit more private. (Tent campers might have a difficult time as most of the sights have been torn up by tires).

If there is recent rain, I'd recommend parking on a pull off area before this dispersed area. Offers great views, and I could only hear noise from the highway if I was outside my van.

No services, pack in pack out. Verizon service was good.

Very nice boondocking close to Zion National Park. The road is bumpy going in just take it slow. Good Verizon service.

Quite a few dispersed spots. Being out in the desert there isn't much to create privacy from one group of people to the next but they are far enough apart you won't hear eachother. I was able to see quite a few other campers from my spot but mileage may vary depending on season. Ignore the person that said it's private property, I found where they took the photo and they just went to far. Turn right before you hit the private property signs and there are spots that are BLM.

Great view over looking the sheep bridge road area. About 10 sites a few larger group areas. Easy for any vehicle but bumpy.

Large open area on State? Land. No designated sites. Seems overflow for campers that want to visit Zion NP.