Can you reserve sites at Poverty Kiosk?

Poverty Kiosk in Orderville, UT is first come, first served - sites are not reservable, so plan to arrive early, especially on weekends and holidays.

How much does it cost to camp at Poverty Kiosk?

N/A Fees can change seasonally, so confirm on the official booking page before you travel.

Can I see Poverty Kiosk before I book?

Yes. BLAZE 360 offers immersive 360° virtual tours of this campground and its individual sites, so you can check spacing, shade, privacy and rig fit before reserving.

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Poverty Kiosk

Q: What amenities does Poverty Kiosk have?

Reported amenities include Auto Touring, Biking, Camping, Hiking, Hunting, Wildlife Viewing, Environmental Education, Photography. Amenity availability can be seasonal - verify before a shoulder-season trip.

Orderville, UT

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About this campground

Poverty Kiosk is an unimproved staging area off BLM Route 70 near Highway 9 in Orderville. It provides a map kiosk for access to the area. No water or other amenities are available.

First come, first served
Access via Poverty Road / BLM Route 70
0.7 miles past Zion Mountain Ranch
Route 70 is impassable when wet

Amenities

Hikingavailable
Mountain bikingavailable

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Location

37.2359, -112.8137

Trip planning

Reservations: First come, first served
Fees: N/A
Getting there: Travel along Highway 9, 0.7 miles past the Zion Mountain Ranch, there will be a cattle guard on the south side of the road. Turn south there onto the Poverty Road, or BLM route 70, and continue for about half of a mile to reach the Poverty Kiosk. All you will find at the kiosk is a Kanab Field Office Transportation Map. It is recommended that only ATVs/UTVs travel beyond the Poverty Kiosk. The route becomes extremely narrow and difficult for street vehicles, even if you have a four-wheel-drive, high-clearance vehicle. BLM route 70 is impassable when wet due to the clay based soil, which creates deep, slippery mud. For more information, detailed maps, and current conditions, contact the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Visitor Center in Kanab, UT.

Details from Recreation.gov · updated 2026-08-16