Primitive campsites at Cedar Mesa Campground

Camping. Permits needed for hiking and camping. No services. Cell phone services are not dependable. Download maps and trails prior as cell phone coverage is not always reliable. Paper maps, coordinates and compass knowledge recommended. Restrooms at Kane county ranger station with Minimal to no water and ranger station is not always open. Hours vary. To some of the hikes you need AWD to 4WD / hig... Camping. Permits needed for hiking and camping. No services. Cell phone services are not dependable. Download maps and trails prior as cell phone coverage is not always reliable. Paper maps, coordinates and compass knowledge recommended. Restrooms at Kane county ranger station with Minimal to no water and ranger station is not always open. Hours vary. To some of the hikes you need AWD to 4WD / high clearance vehicles. Campsites are clean and should be left this way. Bring in trash and take out. Propane cooking and fires only. Friendly and helpful ranger station. In Blanding Utah you can get gas and necessities. What a treasure! Beautiful hikes and views. Nationals parks all around.

Great campground. Super remote. We were there for a day and never saw another soul. Both att and Verizon had zero coverage. We have the 5w gmrs radios and there was nobody in range. i would recommend having an iridium or inmarsat phone in case of emergency. The sign has "no rv's" spray painted on it but a small/midsize rv with decent ground clearance can go there. Anything over 30' would be toug... Great campground. Super remote. We were there for a day and never saw another soul. Both att and Verizon had zero coverage. We have the 5w gmrs radios and there was nobody in range. i would recommend having an iridium or inmarsat phone in case of emergency. The sign has "no rv's" spray painted on it but a small/midsize rv with decent ground clearance can go there. Anything over 30' would be tough to turn around. road looks sandy but there is only a few inches of sand on top of a rocky substrate, so 2wd is fine. Just don't drive your 40' Prevost or wanderlodge there.

Great campground. Super remote. We were there for a day and never saw another soul. Both att and Verizon had zero coverage. We have the 5w gmrs radios and there was nobody in range. i would recommend having an iridium or inmarsat phone in case of emergency. The sign has "no rv's" spray painted on it but a small/midsize rv with decent ground clearance can go there. Anything over 30' would be toug... Great campground. Super remote. We were there for a day and never saw another soul. Both att and Verizon had zero coverage. We have the 5w gmrs radios and there was nobody in range. i would recommend having an iridium or inmarsat phone in case of emergency. The sign has "no rv's" spray painted on it but a small/midsize rv with decent ground clearance can go there. Anything over 30' would be tough to turn around. road looks sandy but there is only a few inches of sand on top of a rocky substrate, so 2wd is fine. Just don't drive your 40' Prevost or wanderlodge there.

It was absolutely beautiful there was no light pollution so the sky was gorgeous it was quiet and peaceful. That being said it is primitive camping although there are picnic tables of fire pit and a toilet but you'll need to pack in and pack out. My final point of note is that getting to the campground requires you to traverse about 5 mi of fairly rough road consisting of sand rocks and a lot of... It was absolutely beautiful there was no light pollution so the sky was gorgeous it was quiet and peaceful. That being said it is primitive camping although there are picnic tables of fire pit and a toilet but you'll need to pack in and pack out. My final point of note is that getting to the campground requires you to traverse about 5 mi of fairly rough road consisting of sand rocks and a lot of washboards and some potholes I wouldn't want to try it with anything less than about 3 inches of clearance on the vehicle so sedans are pretty much out I definitely wouldn't try to take an RV down there.

It was absolutely beautiful there was no light pollution so the sky was gorgeous it was quiet and peaceful. That being said it is primitive camping although there are picnic tables of fire pit and a toilet but you'll need to pack in and pack out. My final point of note is that getting to the campground requires you to traverse about 5 mi of fairly rough road consisting of sand rocks and a lot of... It was absolutely beautiful there was no light pollution so the sky was gorgeous it was quiet and peaceful. That being said it is primitive camping although there are picnic tables of fire pit and a toilet but you'll need to pack in and pack out. My final point of note is that getting to the campground requires you to traverse about 5 mi of fairly rough road consisting of sand rocks and a lot of washboards and some potholes I wouldn't want to try it with anything less than about 3 inches of clearance on the vehicle so sedans are pretty much out I definitely wouldn't try to take an RV down there.

This is a free first come first serve campground in the National Park. We got there at 7pm on a Thursday night in June and it still had 3 of the 5 campsites available. Great views from the campsite. It did take quite a while to get out there - most of the road is a very bumpy dirt road. So only drive out there if you’re comfortable with that. There’s a toilet out there as well as each campsite has... This is a free first come first serve campground in the National Park. We got there at 7pm on a Thursday night in June and it still had 3 of the 5 campsites available. Great views from the campsite. It did take quite a while to get out there - most of the road is a very bumpy dirt road. So only drive out there if you’re comfortable with that. There’s a toilet out there as well as each campsite has a fire pit and picnic table.

This is a free first come first serve campground in the National Park. We got there at 7pm on a Thursday night in June and it still had 3 of the 5 campsites available. Great views from the campsite. It did take quite a while to get out there - most of the road is a very bumpy dirt road. So only drive out there if you’re comfortable with that. There’s a toilet out there as well as each campsite has... This is a free first come first serve campground in the National Park. We got there at 7pm on a Thursday night in June and it still had 3 of the 5 campsites available. Great views from the campsite. It did take quite a while to get out there - most of the road is a very bumpy dirt road. So only drive out there if you’re comfortable with that. There’s a toilet out there as well as each campsite has a fire pit and picnic table.