BLM SD889 — Crows Nest Spring in UT -- Camping Rules & Access
BLM SD889 — Crows Nest Spring in UT
Dispersed camping corridorBLM, Price
44 mi from Ferron
Maps 4,714 ft
Overnight camping allowed
Stay limit: 14 days · within 28 days; also 14 days
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Road Access
Difficult
- BLM plans all 6.4 miles of this road as maintained for high-clearance vehicles, dirt the whole way, but the condition is unverified.
- Terrain estimates suggest level ground alongside most of this road; parking areas are not verified.
Setting
Secluded
- Secluded here, with the nearest through road 3.0 miles off.
- A reservoir lies 0.4 mi off.
Rules
- Camping rules (San Rafael Desert Travel Management Area: roadside camping along open designated routes) Motor vehicle use off the road for dispersed camping is permitted within 98 feet of the road. 30 m = 98 ft on either side of the centerline; Only at sites with evidence of past use (vehicle tracks, rock fire rings, parking areas); Not in areas where motorized travel is prohibited, e.g. Wilderness; 'unless otherwise indicated'.
- Camping rules
- There is a 14-day camping limit while occupying any campsite on BLM-managed lands. … Camp at least 300 feet from range improvements.
- Use existing fire rings or use a fire pan. (All BLM Utah-managed lands (BLM Utah dispersed camping fact sheet))
- Camp at least 300 ft from range improvement.
- Camp at least 300 ft from range improvement. (BLM Utah-managed public lands (statewide dispersed camping fact sheet))
- Pack out all trash. (All BLM Utah-managed lands (BLM Utah dispersed camping fact sheet))
- The use/discharge of explosives of any kind, incendiary or chemical devices, pyrotechnic devices, exploding targets, pressurized containers or canisters, and binary explosives. (All BLM lands in Utah (Fire Prevention Order UT914-25-001))
- Campfires are limited to existing fire rings. Follow seasonal fire restrictions. (San Rafael Desert TMA (EA interdisciplinary checklist)) This is a staff finding in the EA's interdisciplinary team checklist, not an order.
- Current fire orders
Climate averages
October normals 38–70°F, 0.9″ precipitation. Monthly averages, PRISM 1991–2020.