Windwhistle Campground

Stayed night of 4/21, all single sites FCFS but we found a space arriving around 1230 on a Friday (space 4, $20). Clean restrooms and followed well kept dirt road to Needles Overlook and took a few walks. You can also drive even further to  Hatch Point Campground (we did not stay there but it looks well kept, clean, exposed, QUIET, & definitely isolated at Hatch with views similar to Dead Horse SP north of Moab). At Windwhistle it was mostly RVs but very quiet, no one using generators excessively. Was hoping for a clear sky but mostly overcast. Low around 38. Beautiful sky.

Other stuff in area includes Newspaper Rock and Natural Bridges, Grand Gulch.…not to mention Moab, La Sal mountains, etc.

We have never had WiFi nor cell service there.

Food aside: Made quesadillas with green chile tortillas, cheese, and some jerky.

This BLM cg has 16 sites, all FCFS, $20/$10$ senior. 14d limit, camp host onsite sometimes. Vault toilets, large dumpster and well pressurized water in season. This CG is 6 mi from hwy 191 on a County paved road. Cell signal on T-Mobile was marginal 2 bars lte. Needles overlook is past cg 20 mi on a paved road entire way.

Nice secluded BLM CG. 16 sites, all FCFS no reserved. Water and host in season. Cell fair depending on camp, vault toilets, tables, fire-rings. No RV dump. Dumpster for trash. The road from hwy 191 is 6 mi and paved. This is not an OHV area so the OHV trailer types are absent. Views out at Needles Overlook are stunning and are about 20 mi pavement past the CG.

I highly recommend this campground. It’s clean, easy to access, and safe.

Convenient small campground on the way into Needles Overlook (6 miles from main highway 191). Close to road but quiet at night. 15 sites total. Clean bathrooms. Intermittent Verizon 1 bar service (meaning don't count on it).

The little nature trail is only .5 miles but you get up close to the rock formations and it has a lot of vegetation ID. Nice amenity.

Amazing sunset! Nice camp sites Nice nature walk into the canyon.

In our second visit in 3 years, we easily found a site to accommodate our 37' RV. Quiet, serene, and full of earthly energy, this spot is a place to recharge and get in touch with the magical desert.

There's a bathroom and water, decent spot sizes and more great views.

One in, it is great. No Verizon, Visible or Cricket cell service but Starlink works well.

Although some sites could take 30 ft, there is no maneuvering room as road In narrow. Other drive thru sites might work, but slide out would hit tree and stairs came down on bush. Site 12 was open and easy enough to back into

Sight is great ( if you ignore vault toilet behind us)

It was about half full when I got there at 3 pm on a Friday in March. There were a couple sites still empty by the end of the night. Nice little nature trail near the bluffs with signs indicating the fauna. Standard vault toilets. Campground very well kept and clean. $20/night or $10/night with Access/Senior pass. Not really setup for big rigs, but you might be able to squeeze in. My camper van fit nicely. Campground host was there.

Fun experience, there's a trail you can walk, but didn't get the chance to see due to next day early driving. Will visit again and explore!

nice area! we came for the moab 240 a few sites still open thank goodness. Fairly flat sites, we stayed in site 7 and had 4g although it seems it will vary by site. bit windy at night but awesome views. vault toilets are clean.

Great small BLM CG, with piped in water in season. Trash dumpster and vault toilets. Each site has table and metal fire ring. $20/$10 senior camping fee. No reservations, only FF 16 sites. Some sites large enough for larger rvs. Very quiet since 6 mi from main hwy 191. County/BLM road from Hwy 191 to CG is paved. Cell signal is spotty, Verizon and TMobile best but need line of sight to Moab to hit antennas. ATT does not seem to work. Nature trail behind group area has a spot that seems to be a phone booth!

It was very quiet here, just us and one other camper. The views were beautiful to enjoy.

Great location. Beautiful scenery. Amazing sun sets. There are plenty of sites to pitch a tent/park and rv at. I spent a night in a tent. There was one rv a few sites down from me and another tent across the park. Extremely quiet spot. Highly reccomend.

$20 a night seems a little high for boondocking but it is nice. Each site has a firing and a picnic table but most of them have barely enough room to drive in. One or two sites might be big enough to bring a slightly larger unit but most of them limit to 20-25 ft. There are vault toilets one water spout near the toilets for freshwater and a trash facility.

Very nice BLM CG tucked into scenic sandstone buttes. 16 sites, first come, no reservations. Vault toilets, trash cans, picnic tables, fire rings...and spring water in season (may-sept?). Cell signal is weak for all carriers. 6 mi access road from hwy 191 is paved and turnoff from hwy 191 is right at mp 93.

No litter. Easy to find. Wonderful views.

Typical BLM campground not far off of 191. Stayed here during the very busy Memorial Day weekend and was one of only a few campers. Vault toilets.

Very clean, empty trashes, full toilet papers, and not to mention hiking trails and gorgeous views right outside your tent! We had a group of six and plenty of room with lots of memories made :)