Goosenecks State Park

The views from the rim will knock your socks off. Lots of places to park many with rock fire pits, although the wind is often strong enough to prevent campfires. The road after the day use area is quite rough, but not a problem if you take it slow.

May 2023. Agree with all the other 5 star reviews. Plenty of places available on the rim overlooking the canyon and river. Spotless pit toilets. Magnificent views.

Can’t beat the view camping along the rim, plus you can see miles in all directions. The number of sites are fairly unlimited along the rim. As advertised, there are 8 sites with picnic tables and fire rings, but many more “dispersed” spots available. Don’t hesitate to stop later in the day…there’ll always be room for 1 more camper. The pit toilets are well-kept. Can get very windy. No water in the park. $10

$10/night CASH site. Clean vault toilets and trash cans by sites. No other services, bring water! Amazing views and very quiet, even though place was close to filled. Lots of dispersed campers on very rocky road that extends beyond campground. I’m coming back!

$10 per night, first come, first served with no hookups or dump site, just a fire pit and picnic table at each site. There are pit toilets in the park. Easily accessible with paved road leading into the park. We had the entire place to ourselves. Only one family stopped by for 1/2 an hour to enjoy the view and it is a beautiful view! We would definitely stay here again.

Boondocking with a fee. The views along the serpentine canyon rim are magnificent. Dispersed camping with no reservations makes this a pretty easy park to just pull into. The park itself is akin to an abandoned rock quarry, with only a few shelters and tables and couple of vault toilets as improvements. Most sites are dispersed with DIY fire pits . The access road is paved, but interior ‘roads’ are extremely rough. Compared to nearby free dispersed camping in Valley of The Gods, it is hardly worth the modest fee of $10.00.

Moved from Goulding's to Goosenecks and SO happy we did! Spectacular views, wonderful silence, and lots of privacy. Might be different during high season, but in March was empty. We parked 25' from the rim and had a million dollar view from our patio. Very nice and informative park attendant. Lots of drives and hikes close by. Muley Point was a fun drive. Cars can make it up the hill but will need 4WD to make it out to the point. Verizon 1-2 bars and very unreliable. $10/night is a bargain. Will definitely return.

9-2016 Day visit $5.00 per vehicle. Camp $10.00 per site. Good base site to tour the surrounding area. Very quiet and well worth the price.

Ideal camping! We like simple, no frills camping. At this SP you get a self-registered site (no reservation needed), pit toilets, picnic table, fire ring (though it was during fire ban season) AND spectacular views! We camped with temps around 100-108. Bring water!!! We were there on a Tues. night with only 3 other campers. One arrived after dark. It was extremely quiet and there were gobs of stars - no light pollution. If you are in the area or you want an "out-of-the-way" camp, this is a good one. I had my 2nd grader granddaughter with and the lizards had her fully entertained. At the site look for the Star Wars Imperial battle cruiser shaped land mass as you look at the river.