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Site 62. This is a dry camping campground. Beautiful views. There is no water nearby (river or Lake Mead). Our 40’ rig barely fit in our site. There are a few pull through sites but they were occupied (first come first served). Great campground for the price ($10 for seniors).

This campground has one row of sites with tremendous canyon views. As noted in previous reviews while sites are, mostly, well-spaced they are also generally short. Dry camping. Dump. Random water spigots. There is a wifi service available for purchase. Access Parks Broadband. AT&T service is suitable for streaming

Great close to Vegas. Even complete service. I’m handicapped and use pop up Jumping Jack. Clean restrooms. Sr pass $10.00 night. Bring firewood. Excellent concrete tables & fire pit

Nice and quiet on Monday night in October. Nice sunset on the landscape.

My garmin (it is up to date) was very confused. So follow the signs. They are correct. Also, Apple Maps and Google Maps will work, but not Garmin in 2015.

If the camp was full, it looks like it could be noisy.

Camp Host (nice guy) says the rates go up in 2016 to $20/night.

Nice place. Clean restrooms. There is water spigots and fire pits. The sites are small so the size limit is for real. I barely squeezed my 30 ft and trailer into a small pull through. The rest of the sites are back in only. They also have pump out which was not listed on the description. Camp host was real nice. My Verizon worked great here. CASH ONLY by the way. They do not accept checks. It was $10 a night. A little loud on the weekends.