This is the normal campground inside a national park...Definitely not dispersed. It was very clean and well kept. Campsites were average for what it is. We have a truck camper & used loop B, site 48- we were the only campers in the loop at this time, the campground was fairly empty mid July, (loop A, the larger RV area was the most populated) . Generators are allowed in this loop at certain times. I prefer a more remote or dispersed camp but this was inside the park & easy to hike Bryce in the morning. It worked for us but I would think if it was full there wouldn't be much privacy in most spots.