Free & Dispersed camping · Utah

Muley Point

Free cliff-edge camping over the San Juan goosenecks

SettingFree & Dispersed
StateUtah
Best seasonSpring & fall
ReserveFree dispersed (no reservation; BLM)

Atop the Moki Dugway switchbacks, Muley Point juts out over a 1,000-foot drop to the entrenched meanders of the San Juan River, with Monument Valley floating on the horizon. One of the most spectacular free campsites in the West — and almost no one’s there.

Don’t missThe goosenecks at sunrise
RVs & rigsHigh-clearance (rough dirt road); no services

What’s here

  • San Juan goosenecks
  • Monument Valley on the horizon
  • Moki Dugway
  • Dark-sky stargazing

Reservation windows, fees, and seasonal/road closures change — confirm with the managing agency (Recreation.gov, the state park system, or the forest/BLM office) before you go, and check fire restrictions and pack-it-out rules, especially for free dispersed sites.

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