They had free showers and there were only a few other campers over night, although there is ample of space. It fills up at day, when people use the access to the lake.
A bear visited me at night.
Had good cell service.
I couldn't find any of the other dispersed sites in the vicinity, so I think I ended up here.
There is one campfire site, but enough room around it for more vehicles. There was already one car there but I parkt on the other side and no one complained.
No toilets and no cell service.
It is not a real campground, just a the parking area of a view point. So the view was great. I parked at one end of the area but in the evening lots of couples and teenagers came and the parking area was well used. Some people stood silently admiring the view, while others played loud music. There were also tire tracks on the ground that suggested to me, some young people come here to test their driving skills. I spent the night and no-one took really notice of me.
There are no toilets, campfire sites or shade but good cell service.
I arrived at 5pm and already almost all spots were taken. I campt on the second site from the road leading to and from the National Park and there was a lot of traffic on it in the evening and well into the night.
No facilities but good cell service.
No shade at daytime, it got hot quickly and at 7am almost everyone was gone already.
There is lots of space. I only campt for one night and pulled off the freeway. It was quite a bit of drive on the Blvd to get there. And there was also a lot of traffic on that road. Lots of moths in the night and no shade in the day.
No facilities, but very convenient, as it is close to Vegas.
Had cell service.
Very easy to find campsite. Only stayed here at daytime and it had quite a bit of traffic on the forest road.
I couldn't find any of the dispersed sites near the grand canyon, so I ended up staying here. It was self-service and I paid 26$ for my car for one night. It was the only really flat campsite I had on my two week vacation.
There are toilets and Dumpsters, but I didn't find any running water.
There was no cell service.
I was alone in this huge spot.
Had a little trouble finding it, because there are a few roads after you leave 89, but once I took the straight road its right there.
There are quite a few sites available. Mine was equipped with a picnic table and campfire place. There are toilets but no water.
There is no cell service and there were no other campers. Also no traffic on 95. So it was a great experience to get away from everything. I'm also pretty sure a Coyote was in my immediate vicinity in the evening.
I spent a night at a tent site here. There were all 5 Sites available. Toilets and showers are just next to the tent sites.
I arrived without reservation and ten minutes before office closing time, still was made feeling welcome.
After driving through the desert all day I was glad to find this campsite wich offered a tiny bit of shade. The others I was going past didn't. No facilities, but a very nice view. It is right off the road, so there was quite a bit of traffic in the evening and early in the morning. Didn't notice any while I was sleeping however.