Kings Bottom Campground

Jon Drayna

Just spent four nights here. We were in a walk-in far from the parking, which was nice. Pros: Gorgeous views, big trees offer some shade, and pretty quiet at night. Nice hikes within walking distance. Close to town if you need supplies or wifi. Cons: Lots of litter around, owing, I'm betting, to raccoons or other critters getting at people's stuff. Also noisy until about 10 p.m. because there's a big OHV (dune buggy)/dirt bike base down the road several miles. All the sites are close to the road. No potable water, but there's a creek behind the group campsite across the road with clear water you could use for washing, etc. And, of course, the Colorado River is steps away. No cell service in the campground but just drive five minutes toward town or climb a cliff and you're back on the grid. The river did have a bit of a sewer odor. These sites were going fast in April, and once we nabbed site 14 at 9 a.m. on the second morning of our visit (cus the first day we couldn't find a site anywhere and had to stay at the world's most overpriced Motel 6) we didn't give it up.

Bessie Young

I really liked this spot. It was quiet and only a $20 fee. Bathrooms on site and there are walk in tent sites. I was a little disappointed to find out that you can't get to the river here. Also the road is right up against the campground.

Scott Colvin

Good campground but it gets very hot when the sun comes up. No water and a rough gravel driveway. Not motorcycle friendly.

Salim Fox

Amazing location! The lots are semi secluded, and each is beautiful. Only a few minutes by car to town, and you can swim in the river right down the road! Recommending this campsite to everyone I know with plans to visit.