This campsite was amazing and so convenient to be in the park. We were here during the eclipse weekend and were surprised at how quiet the campground was despite it being full. The trees help with shade & dulling the noise. There is two loops that are strictly tents only which is super nice. Facilities were clean and easily accessible. $20 a night or 50% if you have an interagency pass. Nice fire ring & picnic table at each spot. Well maintained and was so much fun. Just to note some spots are on a bit of a slope.

We were looking for a campsite near capital reef and found this via the dyrt. This campground closes on October 15th so we got there just a few days before. Super clean, spots are spacious, camp host (Sandy) was super helpful. The flush toilets, sink and running water was such a nice addition as well. We did have to take down our tent due to weather related issues but this cg is such a gem and worth staying. $20 a night and there are only certain hours RV’s can run generators so it doesn’t get too loud

This cg was super convenient since we were 10 mins from Moab, Arches and just under an hour to Canyonlands. But because of that people seemed to be a little less aware of campground etiquette. Toilets were clean. Sites are close together and we ended up in one basically in the middle of the campground the first night but there are ones further back that just weren’t available. Site is on the road so that can be loud. This is definitely a convenience campsite but there are trade offs because of it. Bring earplugs in case you end up here. Cool views though and close to popular climbing spot down the road