Goblin Valley Goblin Valley Road towards free camp areas Sandstone rocks that have been carved by the weather make interesting views. You could hear a hawk screeching from the cliff face above. You will see very few cars or people out here. Arches/windows in the sandstone This was our camp with natural arches along the base of the towering cliffs. There were firepits and good places to set up a tent. There is an outhouse about a 1/4 mile up the road and a parking area if you have a RV. Goblin State Park was voted the best place to take magic mushrooms. I don't have any urge to do such drugs and at this place you don't need them to pretend your on another world. Goblin State Park Goblin State Park Goblin Valley State Park Goblin State Park is a fee area, but there are good primitive camping areas in Goblin Valley. DIRECTIONS: Hwy 24 towards Goblin State Park. Instead of turning right to Goblin State Park, keep going towards the spilt in the big rocks. You can also come in from the north. Take exit 129 on I-70 and follow Frontage Road. About 2 miles is a sign pointing to Goblin Valley. It is about 20 miles of dirt road with great views NOTE: Threre are old mines you want to avoid. The sign will tell the story of explosives and radon gas that could be a danger to human health. Camped here 2004 Camped here August 18, 2005 Glen Canyon and Hwy.95 Glen Canyon from Hwy.95 Valley of the Gods Also see: CASTLE ROCK Also see: CORAL PINK SAND DUNES Also see: GLEN CANYON Also see: GOOSENECKS STATE PARK Also see: VALLEY OF THE GODS CAMPGROUND INDEX CAMPING RECIPES CAMPING CHECKLISTS TOURIST PHOTOS www.eugenecarsey.com Free Campgrounds UTAH CAMPING GOBLIN VALLEY