Easy access to water, very popular spot to camp.

We went in the middle of October on a Saturday and there were plenty of campsites open. There’s a place to pay at the entrance ($10) as well as some wood you can buy ($5). The tent bases are elevated so you don’t have to worry as much about flooding. There are convenient fire pits at each campsite, and there is a public restroom but no potable water.

We went in the middle of October on a Saturday and there were plenty of campsites open. There’s a place to pay at the entrance ($10) as well as some wood you can buy ($5). The tent bases are elevated so you don’t have to worry as much about flooding. There are convenient fire pits at each campsite, and there is a public restroom but no potable water.

A hidden gem! One of the coolest arches/group of arches I’ve ever seen. Not super hard to find, you just need to follow the canyon edge and you’ll get there. We found it using a vague map we found online and by following the cairns. We went during the day but I bet it would be amazing to spend the night out there.

Not enough parking space in my opinion, we had a hard time finding a spot when we went. But the hiking and camping are great!