Cyrus Horse Campground

The campground is awesome. 5 stars. However, this is a terrible mountain biking trail. Fat tires are needed which is fine but absolutely no signage to keep you on the trail. I had to constantly stop and refer between Google maps and the trail map. Luckily I had cell service. Even but doing that I couldn't find the trail. My ride was cut short by a few miles. Disappointing. One positive thing was I saved a cow. She had entered one of the corrales here and couldn't get out. Yay me!

It was gorgeous out here. The views of the surrounding area were awesome, and at night the stars are so clear and close. It's quiet and privet, but not too remote that you can't have a conversation with neighbors if your chose. It's free as well, so if you dont mind a little out of the way (half on dirt roads) it's absolutely worth it. There is an on site bathroom with the basic port-o-toilet, but no water, so be sure to take lots of your own.

Great, very remote. Cattle wandered in, but BLM shoed the out.

I like the horse camp. Most of the people I've talked to are pretty nice but I did run into a karen, lol

It was a pretty area, but the drive to get there was so sketchy we did not make it to the actual campground. After driving a couple miles on gravel roads, the last mile and a half was off-road, a rocky/hilly dirt path tightly ensconced by trees. I've driven on dirt roads before in my front wheel drive SUV to get to trails, but this was sus and we ended up turning around for fear we wouldn't make it back out. I would not go here unless your car has four wheel drive and you're prepared to off road (or, I suppose, you want to backpack in the last mile and a half).