City of Rocks Campground em os Estados Unidos

We stayed 4 nights toward the end of April. Weather is highly unpredictable...went from sunshine to thunderstorms to snow in one day. We reserved our trailer site online through the Idaho S.P. website as there are very few RV sites. We were charged $14/night, plus a reservation fee. I asked why I didn't get the senior price at the visitor center. She asked to see my card, and I got a $28 refund!! Never hurts to ask! We lucked into one of the best sites too..

há 4 anos

We stumbled upon the City of Rocks NR, purely by accident, on our way from Oregon to southern Utah in October. What looked like an intriguing side trip only about 30 miles off the interstate became one of our favorite places during our five week road trip. There are several ways into the park, and the dirt road through is well-maintained. The City is a mecca for rock-climbers and many of the 64 sites were populated with young, lithe and wiry groups of these focused athletes. Thankfully, our 22 foot van fit snugly between the giant boulders that line the camping sites along the valley. There are a half dozen centrally located vault toilets that anchor each cluster of camping sites. Water is available at Bath Rock and Emery Pass. We got no Verizon signal at all. Half of the sites are reserve-able, the others a walk-in only. We felt really lucky to have found a perfect site with outstanding views on a whim. As hikers, we were in the minority, but we found some challenging and scenic trails to keep us occupied. Each morning and evening one could look out along the rock silhouettes and see fellow colorfully garbed campers taking in the incredible sunrises-and-sets. Because no generators are permitted and each site's unique shape was dictated by granite fins and boulders, longer trailers and RVs would fare much better at the nearby Smoky Mountain Campground in the Castle Rock State Park. Internet is great there, and full hookups with hot showers are available. The tiny town of Almo has a gas station and grocery store with the essentials, and free wifi can be had at the Ranger station just outside of the park.

há 4 anos

The campground is stretched out over the rocky landscape making most sites secluded. Pit toilets are spread out throughout the campground. Most spots are not flat and are not suitable for large RVs. Campers vans and trucks can find a flat spot but site 50 isn't recommended. Cell Service is sparse to non-existent. We found a single bar of LTE at our site and the ones above us but below 3G was the best we could find. Getting here from the northeast is easy on paved road. We came from the south over the mountains and the dirt/gravel roads were rough.

há 4 anos

Arrived mid day, sunny crisp. Sites are layed out on a twisty, sometimes washboarded gravel road which winds upslope from the valley floor. Most sites are located just off the main road on short spurs. Many are tucked in and around spectacular granite outcrops. Amazing scenery, rock formations, quiet and respectful neighbors. Whether you are a rock climber or not, this location is stunning. Dont miss it.

há 4 anos

We came late without reservations, and found a spot without an issue. They have a pay box for the FCFS. We have a 37ft A class. plenty Of spots that were big enough. Wash board roads on the exit, just know it will take you longer. Each site had a tent site, fire ring & picnic tables They are sit back from the roads within the beautiful rocks! Well maintained We have AT& T, and almost no service. Everyone once in a while walking around we would have texts come through. But it’s safe to assume no service from AT&T. Would come again, without question!

há 4 anos