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Dispersed campers find Old Highway 89 Dispersed Riverside ideal for primitive riverside stays, highlighted by allowed campfires. Parked in Dixie National Forest, Utah, it positions you near Bryce Canyon hikes. Pets join free; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups do not exist at this site. Water hookups, electric at 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer all rate unknown for this dispersed area in Dixie National Forest. Dry campers and boondockers fit best; pack self-contained setups and check forest service for rules.
Yes, Old Highway 89 Dispersed Riverside confirms pet-friendly access. Bring dogs to roam open spaces, though no dog park exists. Follow national forest leash laws, clean up waste, and watch for wildlife encounters during stays.
Call for rates, since pricing details stay unavailable. Dispersed camping in Dixie National Forest often runs free or low-cost with adventure passes. Confirm inclusions like fire permits; reservations rarely apply, but contact rangers for peak season tips.
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