A truly amazing experience. I went on a Saturday, and it was busy, but there was enough room to find breathing space and enjoy the scenery.

Some of the parking areas for the trails were full. I moved on to the next spot and circled back around.

There are plenty of restrooms around and places to have a picnic.

They have camping as well. The sites are big, and you couldn't ask for better scenery. You are camping surrounded by the magic of the red rocks 😌

Lake Mead National Park is right next door and definitely worth a drive-through if you have time. Just make sure to fill your gas before going. The closest station that I found was about 15-20 minutes out.

I booked a site last minute while traveling through, and I'm so glad I did!

It is a beautiful, secluded place with no houses nearby or loud traffic.

Where I stayed next to the pond, there were a few firepit rings and plenty of fallen wood to make a nice toasty fire.

I'm so grateful to have come across such a place to stay for the evening, and I would definitely stay longer if I could.

A few things to note- there are no restrooms or showers. It is a carry-in, carry-out facility. I had a little trouble locating the property ( I'll include a photo of the entrance).

Chris answered right away and was very responsive and helpful, helping me to locate the entrance.

Thank you Chris for the peaceful stay and at such a modest price. Much gratitude 🙏🏼