Dickinson Creek Campground

Absolutely beautiful area. Very accommodating for those wishing to ride horse through the wilderness. There's a public coral and a separate campground. If remote is what you're looking for, this is the place! Caveats:1)There are warning signs for food aggressive bears in the area. 2) There's no running water other than creeks, so pack what you need or bring a filtration system. 3) There's little to no cell signal, but I did find some when riding to the edge of Black Mountain (on the far side of the meadow). 4) Off-road, high clearance vehicle is HIGHLY recommend. 5) It is about a 12 mile drive on dirt switchback roads on the side of a mountain. Highly recommend doing this in daylight and allow about an hour to navigate it. 6) To access the national park, one must pass through Wind River I

The trail in is NOT for the feint of heart, or for those that don't own a 4WD vehicle. Nothing on the TOPO map indicates that the road is this bad, but we only made it about 0.25 miles before turning around (in a car). I can't remark on the Campground, but as it has facilities I expected to be able to get there, even if it would have been a semi-rough gravel road.

Trailhead into one of the most scenic areas of the wilderness. Road can be rough. High profile vehicle recommended.

Somewhat remote. No water, but has campsites, tables, toilets, and trash receptacle.

Very peaceful and full of serenity.