Pyramid Ridge Campground

This is a new campground, a 2 year old loop, and a newly opened lane. We are camped at the end of the lane, site 24, and nobody is within a quarter mile of us. This campground provides access to a lovely network of hike/bike trails. Only sad thing is that the drives are set up more for tent campers, not real level, and kinda short. Works for our 20 ft schoolie, but barely.

Stayed one night while traveling through the area. I probably picked the only site on a steep a slope (#13) so beware when you book this site. Also very windy hard to sleep.

This campsite is great for a quick stop if you’re needing somewhere to sleep and can’t find dispersed camping. Each site is well spaced apart but not far. The sites are mostly level so it’s decent for roof tent camping. We reserved our spot the afternoon of and had a few options to choose from so it wasn’t too busy. It was However extremely windy and we did not get much sleep. But this seems to be circumstantial and not a common occurrence. Overall good experience

Gravel road getting into the campground. Pretty primitive with no utilities but there is an out house and place to dump trash

If you don’t have time to go far and you live close to the Cedar city area, it’s a great place to go and still be close to amenities before you venture out even farther up the mountain. Well maintained campground.

Ended up staying 10 night here after extending twice - that’s how much we enjoyed this place. So, what’s so good?

#3 hardly any ATV activity Only downside is a bit of traffic noise from I15 but that really did not bother us……. Bonny recommended this site with easy access and sites are well separated and private

Seems ok got a better site unless neighbors with lots a lights come

Pyramid was a good place to take a break as we moved across Utah. We were there for 1 night in May. There is a well serviced bathroom. No water or electricity. It's very close to stores and services, although you'd never know it. It seems very remote.

Beautiful and clean campground. Nice big dumpster. Bathroom clean.

Found this place on the DYRT as we were looking for a place to check out when going from Bryce Canyon to Zion. And decided on Cedar city. Almost all RV sites in town were >$60/night, so we opted to dry camp. Pyramid Ridge was exactly what we wanted. And for only $12/night (plus a $8 reservation fee) it was well worth it. Highly recommend.

Small blm campground at foot of a few mountains and adjacent to gorgeous hiking and biking trail system. Very quiet. No water but decent pit toilet. Sites are pretty close to other campsites. Enjoyed my stay. Stayed 2 nights.

This is a small, reservation only BLM campground with only 10 or 12 spots. Nice flat spots for tents, less level but not bag for small trailers & vans/small motorhomes. Not many spots for over 22'. No water or other hookups but right near a trail system (rated easy to hard) for bike or hike. Quiet except one mopping cow in the pasture next door. Mostly sunny spots with a little shade.

Stayed in spot 11, plenty of space for everything. Not a lot of campgrounds spaces but cheap to reserve.

Nice and quiet on a weeknight, though sites are a bit close together so could be noisy if full. nice trails for hiking and biking right out of campground. no water. one vault toilet. decent stopover on the way into utah

We stayed here two nights in mid October and really enjoyed it. There’s a pot toilet at the trailhead not far from the sites, fire ring and stone picnic table at each site, and you’re surrounded by trees and beautiful mountains. What could be better? The highway is nearby so there’s some light highway noise but we didn’t find it at all intrusive.

Picked this spot off of The Dyrt after checking out some dispersed spots back near Leeds, and deciding we didn’t want to take our 23 Ft class c down them, with dark closing in.

Rolled in half an hour after sunset and more than half the sites were still available. Picked one we liked, and reserved it on recreation.gov so we wouldn’t have any worries.

Certainly not the most well-equipped campground, no water, no electric. Good size fire rings, and nice concrete picnic tables at each site.

You will hear the interstate traffic all night, but it is far enough off that it’s easy to tune out.

Overall, it made for exactly what we wanted, a spot to park for the night that was easy to get the rig to.

Of note - the road in, Shirts Canton Road, is starting to washboard pretty good.

I rolled in at around 10 PM and there were still a ton of sites available. You can reserve a site ahead of time but I did not (stayed for free). Theres a picnic table and a fire pit at every site, pretty convenient. I saw a sign for restrooms at the entrance to the campground but I did not see them.  Very quiet, clean, and well kept. Not even 5 minutes off the interstate and theres 1-2 bars of cell service with ATT.

Temperatures were a little bit hot, but that’s to be expected this time of year at this elevation in Utah. Very few people were here, and I stayed on the Fourth of July.

There were quite a few gunshots happening nearby, so I wonder if there is a range that is close? That’s something to consider if you have a dog with gunshot or firework sensitivity.

Overall I really recommend this campsite because it’s cheap and close to the interstate