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A dispersed campsite with a primitive stone fire ring among a grove of junipers on a picturesque flat near Escalante, Utah. This is a very peaceful spot that does not offer the sweeping views of the area, but it is much more private than many other nearby campsites. Passable cell service, and enough room for one or two vehicles. This is down a primitive track that is gentle, but a four-wheel drive suv, truck, or van is recommended due to some erosion. Only a short drive from pavement, and plenty of scenery, and adventure opportunities all around. If you are passing through Escalante and having trouble finding a nice place to spend the night that is not taken, check this spot. It was lovely in the snow and I would stay here again.

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Nice! A beautiful, designated dispersed campsite on the edge of a cliff near Escalante, Utah. Excellent view of otherworldly landscape of red rock and sandstone to the east. Featuring a primitive stone fire ring. Plentiful hiking opportunities, adventure, and four-wheel drive touring. This is one of my very favorite regions in the continental US. Just a short quarter mile drive from pavement, but this site is down a sandy primitive track that demands four-wheel drive, lest you get stuck on warm, dry days. Good cell service at this spot via ATT, and enough room for two or three vehicles. Junipers provide some shelter from the elements. A lovely place to spend a few days while exploring the area. Expect other boondockers, especially during peak season, and patrolled by rangers regularly. Recommended.

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A designated dispersed campsite in a popular boondocking area atop desert plateau overlooking La Verkin, Utah. This is a short drive from Springdale, and Zion National Park, in a relatively mild climate, so it is fairly busy year round. There are dozens of designated spaces with fire rings among the sagebrush. There is good cell service, enough room for one or two vehicles per site, and decent scenery with distant mountains to the east and to the west. Not any shelter or protection from the elements, so bound to be hot in the summer. It is a good spot if you are passing through the area and need a free place to spend the nice. Sites are mostly clean and well kept. However, the popularity is discouraging. Sites are 100 yards apart, but you will have neighbors in eyeshot and traffic driving by. It is along a primitive track a short distance off of a groomed dirt road, but it is gentle terrain and accessible by any vehicle.

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