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What campers say

Stateline Campground is a basic, free roadside campground popular as a base for the Arizona Trail, Wire Pass/Buckskin Gulch and the Wave area. Sites largely include covered picnic shelters and fire rings; pit/vault toilets are provided and generally reported as maintained. There is no water or electricity—bring your own supplies (water can be filled at the Paria contact station about 30 minutes away). The access road (House Rock Valley Rd) can be rough or muddy, and cell service is spotty near the entrance. Nights are very dark for excellent stargazing; weekends tend to be busier than weekdays.

Our summary of 97 traveler reviews.

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📖 About This Campground

Stateline Campground in the middle of nowhere Utah... literally. Located 9 miles off pavement via a rough dirt road this well maintained primitive campground offers free camping to anyone who makes it. Scenic and unique location the campsites can accommodate pretty much anything you would be willing to bring 9 miles down a rough dirt road. No water, no phones, no atm, no store, no sounds, just peaceful camping in the Arizona/ Utah high desert. Be prepared to go to this location... did we mention it is a long way from anywhere! The BLM hauled picnic tables and fire rings out here. Vault toilets and neighbors as adventurous as you. Great hiking and sight seeing in the area.

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