Uinta Flat Dispersed

Another hidden gem near Bryce Canyon.  This area had tons of sites for all sorts of vehicles.  We saw vans, small motor homes, huge triple axle toy haulers, and SUVs.  The main road is wide and graded.  The side roads are much less maintained, easily passable for an SUV although too tight for trailers in sections.  Using GAIA we rode around and passed a dozen or so sites before settling for where we stayed the night.  Since this is a big area, the exact spot we were at was 37.73117,-112.25261 and could easily hold a large group.

Aerial shots taken with a DJI MINI 3

Visited May 11, 2024

Remote and spacious dispersed sites with mature trees. The dirt roads throughout the area are decent, although there are some dead-ends so be prepared to turn around.

Not many frills, no nothing. But it’s great dispersed/boondocking whatever you want to call it. Great area. Lots of options. Got there late in the evening so couldn’t really explore. 4x4 isn’t a must but can help a lot. Couple downed trees in some spots across the roads. Looking for a quiet remote place this is for you. Anything else probably not.

This place is beautiful but oh my god you couldn't pay me to stay here again. I stayed here two nights in June. There are a ton of sites, all with privacy, plenty of room, and killer panoramas, but they were almost all filled with caravans of large RVs with several 4-wheelers apiece. They waited until after dark, and then all you could hear from 8 pm until 6 am was groups of 4-wheelers revving and riding up and down the campgrounds all. night. long. I swear I didn't sleep at all the two nights we were there. One of the nights it even rained, and we still heard those 4-wheelers tearing up and down the roads all night – it was maddening. It's free but take my word for it... NOT WORTH IT.

This is a secluded campground...so much so that there are not even pit toilets. It was quiet and secluded and just about halfway between Bryce and Zion. There were tons of ATVs roaring through during the day though, so only four stars. It was free, and you can’t beat that!!!!

Great hike up to amethyst lake and awesome campground. found a fire pit and was secluded in the trees but close to the lake.

It was like back country camping without all the hiking!