State Line Spot Dispersed Camping — Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Only saw a couple other people out there but it’s so spread out I couldn’t see them by the time I picked a spot. You can continue down the road past the cattle corral but will need high clearance/4Wd to go much further.

Top spot. We were completely alone with our motorhome, surrounded by mountains. The area is spacious and offers several spots; we really enjoyed the night. We didn't have an internet connection with T-Online. Access is via a gravel road and is easily manageable even with a 2WD vehicle up to the first spots. For spots further away, you should have a 4WD.

Agree with the other reviews. Directions were spot on. There is not much space for more than 1 or 2 vehicles. We drove a few hundred yards from the first spot and found a perfect spot for our camper van. Right along the Utah/Az state line. No shelter but gorgeous views and super quiet. Our dog loved it too.

We stayed here Apr. 26 and purposely arrived on the early side as we are a 30' trailer and had read reviews.  It was a lovely spot, easy to find with beautiful views. However, there is really only one spot, unless you are a van and can navigate huge dips. The spot was a bit tight to navigate, but the road getting there was in great condition. We required leveling blocks, but it was worth it. Directions were perfect.

We needed a spot to stay for the night near lake Powell on our way further west in Utah. This worked out nicely with our 20 foot trailer(with space to turn around). Nice views at sunset and plenty of space for the pups to run around. Very very windy the night we stayed, but otherwise a lovely spot!

Great spot to stop while exploring Glen Canyon. 15 to Page and 5 minutes to a Pilot gas station. After you pull off the highway, you will cross a cattle grate. This campground is right before the second cattle grate about a mile in. The road can be easily driven by all campers (RV, Trailers, ect. No need for 4x4). If any rain has come through, I'd scout ahead as the road is sandy and could get washed out. Views were amazing, and sunrise was spectacular.

There are plenty of level areas to park with fire rings. One spot right near the cattle grate and a few further up the road. Only noise was the occasional car driving by.

No services, pack in, pack out. Verizon service was alright.

Small little site and extremely wide open and quiet; no shade or anything blocking you from the wind. Very easy to get to, no need for 4x4 at this point.