Simpson Springs Campground

Spot#1 Good shade and privacy clean bathrooms. Sheep dogs came through with herd of sheep (make SURE you have your dogs secured so they're not attacked by herding dogs). Beautiful open views of Utah west desert

You don't find many places that are as open as Simpson Springs.  The camp features pit toilets that at the campsite were very clean (not as much at the ones down by the main road - but not terrible).  Seasonally water is available, it wasn't as of 4/16/23.  Each site has a fire pit and picnic table.  If you like the open desert, this place is gorgeous.  Not far from topaz mines and the geode beds.  You can occasionally see the Army practicing out in the distance which is pretty cool as well.  We use Xfinity Mobile which is on the Verizon network and had no cell service at the campground.  You can get cell service closer to Dugway (north of the campground).

We were the only campers when we stayed. Clean bathroom. Great sites with tent pad, fire ring and picnic table. Drinking water from well. This was a stop on the pony express and there are ruins nearby. A band of mustangs sometimes frequents the spring across the road. Be aware there are rattle snakes. Saw one at the pump but none near our campsite.

This campground was very rough to get to in my Versa, and not a very good payoff upon arrival. Bathrooms were pretty gross. Views were nice enough. Not much to do, the only trail I found was closed. Lots of bugs. There was drinkable water, which was nice, and literally no one around.

Campground has trees. Upper loop sites are bigger and more spread out, which is nice. Spots 1-11 must be reserved online. The rest are first come first serve. There is some dust that floats up from cars and ATVs on main dirt road below. Site I stayed in was very clean, and pit toilet room clean too, with TP. Very nice visit. Nice concrete fire pit. There are a lot of little side roads to camp on nearby if you don't want to be in a campground.

Good campground with vault toilets and water spouts. Sites are uneven so if you have an RV expect to use your leveling blocks. We enjoyed the solid fire pits and picnic tables.

Off of the Pony Express road, this campground really isn't visible until you are parked in it.  There is not a lot of tree cover and there is a lot of dust. It's dispersed camping with only 3-4 spots.  The pictures that are posted are exactly what it looks like.

Very rustic and beautiful scenery. Water is available seasonally and pit toilets were clean. Sun sets are amazing.

Campground is clean, many of the sites have shade. Portable water available May-Oct. the views are stunning... wild horses, antelopes. You could hear coyotes howl through the night... campsite was clean

Stayed here with a group of Scouts on our way to Dugway to look for Geodes. They have nice big spots. Lots of cedar trees. Lots of history and amazing sun sets. This is a great place to pitch a tent or take a trailer.

This is the West desert and it can get hot in the summer months. It is a great place to go in Spring and Fall.

It constantly surprises people that there is a campground here. It can be brutely hot during the summer, but the rest of the year, it's a nice place to camp if you are exploring the desert. There is actually a spring here, which used to be readily available, but now it's mostly not available (it's plumbed into taps now). This place has a tremendous amount of history, first it was a station on the Pony Express route, then it was a large CCC project camp, complete with swimming pool, and now it sits on the Pony Express byway, and also is within easy view of the Dugway Proving Grounds, where, if you're lucky, you'll get to see some A10s attacking the hundreds of targets within the proving grounds.