The campsite is really lovely! There are rocks to scramble on (nice for kids), an ephemeral creek on the edge of the site with one large cottonwood, tons of privacy compared to most camping in Indian Creek (which meant really quiet nights), and a pleasant, open-air pit toilet 100-200 yards downhill. The only reason I didn't give this site five stars is because it's quite a drive from all rock climbing. It's also not super cheap - the value for the site is moderately good.

Nice spot. Car to person ratio very out of date. Since most people in our group wanted to sleep in their vehicles we found the 10 car max a problem.

The campsite was large and beautiful . The toilet situation was a bit to far from the site .

Great spot and plenty of room for our group of 15. We had 5 medium size camp trailers, 2 vans and 1 truck bed camper in our group and had ample parking inside the fenced camping area. A bit dusty when the wind blew but that’s par for the area.

Pros: A very beautiful, very remote site on the road to Canyonlands NP, Needles District. Great for groups with a large shelter covering multiple picnic tables, a fire ring, plenty of parking, and many nice tent sites. Down in a canyon of red rocks, making for beautiful sunsets and sunrises. Even a little tree coverage. Cons: Pit toilet is an open-air outhouse (meaning no door or ceiling) which makes for quite a bit of tp and trash blowing out of the facility and all over the place. Also, BIG drawback is that it is 500ft from the campsite.