Leeds Canyon Dispersed #1

We went with 26ft trailer mid march.  As someone else mentioned it is good for rv only on the first four or so.  After that we wondered how we were going to turn around.  Spoke with blm guy and he said the gate was probably locked after the kiln this early in the year but we should be able to turn around there.  If looking to dry camp I would look elsewhere or drop trailer first and go in with truck to see if anything is available.

This isn't the greatest of the Leeds Canyon Designated Dispersed sites, but we were happy to get anything at all. We drove all the way to site #7/8 before turning around. One of the sites (7 or 8) was occupied, the other was free, and they are definitely separated, but it still felt like we'd be crowding the camper so we opted to turn back. The road definitely gets sketchy (and cell service gets weak ) after site #6, though we managed in our 26ft class c. Wouldn't really recommend any huge rigs.

All the sites were taken, but when we were heading out this site (#1) was free on our way out (we think a car was just using it as a parking spot when we passed it the first time) so we grabbed it.

It's a bit too close to the road, and there are a bunch of cars going along the road to the hiking trail just past this spot, but for a Saturday afternoon we were glad to find something.

Cell service is ok, att seems to be better than the Verizon phone, but there is a signal. weBoost isn't helping the Verizon phone much.

Fun surprise: we met fellow Dyrt reviewer Greg L boondocking just up the road! Nice to meet someone from here in person.

Beyond gorgeous views with camping spots really spread out!