Jeremy H.

The Dyrt Pro

Livingston, TX

Joined April 2024

Overnighter close to Jacob Lake

Was able to find a spot after getting in around noon (midweek). If you follow 225 south of 89A and go up the hill, theres a "road" to the left with a great spot. The road up the hill was a little rough and wouldn't want to do it in wet weather, but spot offered great cell (ATT) and Starlink wasn't an issue.

Dark skies certified camping

Run by Goblin Valley SP, the dispersed camping is incredible. It's located between the SP and Little Wild Horse canyon and offers an eastern and western section to camp. The roads are not in the best condition, but was able to get an Airstream into a spot in the western portion of the dispersed camping area without issue (just take it slow). The existing sites being used come with fire pits. While it didn't rain on my trip out there, it's always good to identify spots water runs throughout the campsite-it rained and dried out prior to my arrival, but could make out the channels and avoided setting up in those areas. I relied on solar, and late April sunshine provided about 2kwh off 3-100 watt panels. No service until you get to Temple Mt Rd and Goblin Valley Rd for AT&T. There was a spot somewhere in the SP that had service as well, and they offer WiFi at the visitor center.