Porcupine rim campground

We had a good time. I think there are 16 spots all are pretty nice. It was pretty windy when we went. But it was pretty quiet. The bathrooms are as clean as pit toilets can be. There are fire pits and a mini table we put our camp stove on. There is also a picnic table which was very nice! There are some trails that are beautiful to hike. The road to get there is pretty bumpy but we were able to get there in our Nissan Rogue Sport.

We had been to Moab many times, but never camped in the La Sal's and wanted to try something new. 

The view is worth the 40 minute drive from town and the campsite is very well taken care of, highly recommend! 

There were a few large groups of people that were getting rowdy late into the night, so it was not ideal for camping with 2 kids. The kids slept great btw, but parents had a hard time operating the next day.

There's 2 ways to get here from Moab, take the longer road that only has about 5 miles of unpaved road. We learned the hard way, still doable in our Ram FWD. The sites are awesome, and you can access the rim via a short hike. Beautiful, we highly recommend it.

The campsite pictured in all of the reviews is no longer campable. There are large rocks blocking what appears to be the trail people drove up, and there are distinct no camping signs posted prior to going up the trail. There are still 12 free campsites at the pin with fire rings and picnic benches, the views are pretty average

We were hoping to camp here and got all the way to the left turn and sadly it was closed. If you follow the road to the right we find a good spot to camp right off the road to the right. There’s also another spot a little further down on the left. Hoping it will be back open soon so we can check this spot out, it is closed due to construction.

Absolutely stunning views, only us and another family tons of space

Amazing views, but busy. Get here early to get a spot.

We tried to snag a spot up here when we came on our trip last year but was completely full. (Not many spots) would need to come on a week day early to grab a good spot. Best camping views I’ve seen so far this trip. Absolutely amazing

I went here in January and although a little snowy and muddy on the roads to get here I recommend if you have a 4x4 or and. There was about 4 sites from what I could see. Cell on Verizon was decent 4G LTE. There were two other campers that showed up late so relatively quiet area.

We intended to camp here the weekend of New Years but a winter storm moved in and the road was accumulating fast. We did park at the road and walk in to see it, the restrooms were well stocked but with 6” of snow and growing we weren’t confident enough to to stay in our Subaru Outback

This camp spot is the right about of secluded with perfect views and not difficult to access. The weather is perfect

Segiun ( the Dog) and I were up there June 28, all by ourselves.....it was AWESOME. We drove in from the South what a beautiful drive. There are a lot of camp sites before you get to the real campsites and you do need a high clearance vehicle to get the last little bit. Yes it rained and hailed while we set up camp...but who cares.The views are spectacular the rain with the sunset you could ask for better. I was a bit nervous about he cliff and the dog, I had this image of him chasing a chipmunk or squirrel and going over the edge....it's one heck of a cliff! The morning light on Monument Valley is something to be experienced. Seriously great place. The toilet is a short walk and clean. We drove down into Moab and wished I was back up there the entire time, the amount of people was mind boggling. OH I forgot the stars...make sure you do a little star gazing.

Kind of a pain to get to but absolutely worth it. Really beautiful view from the top… a there’s a toilet! Yay!

Watch out for the the sticky sap oozing from the trees, it gets on everything and won’t come out. And the bugs are pretty bad.

Free campsite, about 45 min or so from Moab. We needed a 4 wheel drive to reach it. The map took us through this park for a while and we were skeptical, but the views were incredible and SO worth it!

About a 45 min drive from downtown Moab. Probably want 4WD. Bumpy road and a few tight turns but not too bad. Free camping spots up at the campground were great. We got there at 5 pm and found plenty of good places. Bathrooms available (not bad). Beautiful spot to watch the sun rise over the rim!!!

So many camp sites. First come first serve. We camped on a Friday night there seemed to be tons to choose from. Views for miles. Mountain biking for miles. Must camp if you’re in Moab area. You need a 4x4 vehicle to access. ATV Trails too! This does cost but it’s worth every cent. Bathrooms were decent condition. Highly recommended.

Dispersed camping with the best view I've ever seen. Even had clean vault toilet. There is a strict fire ban most of the time. It was about 40 minutes back to Moab because of the rough dirt road but we'll worth the drive.