Simpson Springs Campground

We were a large group visiting the range. The pavillion at Simpson Springs was perfect. It provided enough sturdy table accommodations. The pavillion provided cover from the sun and had a concrete foundation. The parking was adequate for our carpool of cars. It has a fresh water hydrant and bathrooms across the road for men and women. The view is spectacular from the pavillion. Be prepared for wind at the pavillion. I have been there two times and the wind is generally blowing. There is room to set up folding tables to serve food. It is a beautiful campground. There was not a campground steward yet onsite which concerned us that someone else might take the pavillion before we got there on a Friday.

It’ was a great campground but some of the spaces are backyards so your trailer opens away from the trailer and fire pit

A descent campground for how far out it is. Plan on bringing your own shade. One downfall is there is no host, so if you reserve online you may have to tell people to move out of your site. Fortunately the people who were in our site were understanding. Also when I reserved the map was not correct, site 2 and I believe 4 were flipped. The picture for site 2 was correct, but it wasn't across the road from our friends in site 3.

The campground is fine overall. Not much privacy at sites given the desert landscape and lack of trees. Water was available. We didn’t use the bathrooms since we have a trailer.

We arrived early when the previous couple was packing up. We set up our tent in our reserved spot after they left so no one would take it reserved spot. The site was excellent. Plenty of shade, good tent site, water was close, and the view was amazing.

The scenery was beautiful and the history was cool. My daughter and I stayed there after a day of target shooting on BLM land (there was no shooting in the campground). Getting there required some travel on a well-maintained dirt road. There were a decent amount of flies during the day which were a little annoying, but they left once we got a campfire going. We saw a rattlesnake in the campground, a little bit off the path under a tree. The rattlesnake was a highlight for me, but might concern some.

Had the group site and it was perfect for our needs. It was clean and well laid out.

Simpson Springs Campground is very well maintained and a great location. We knew there were no hookups, but were surprised that there is potable water here. We will definitely be back to see the wild horses again.

It was a nice campground, the wind was really bad and it was very dusty but you can’t control Mother Nature.

Views were incredible, sunset and sunrise included! Campground was clean and clearly marked.