Dispersed Camping in Coconino County, Arizona
Showing 863 locations in Coconino County (Page 1 of 3).
12.4 Mile Camp
A remote backcountry beach campsite located along the Colorado River at mile 12.4 inside the upper reaches of Grand Canyon National Park.
13 Mile Camp (Ledge Camp)
A prominent river-corridor campsite perched on rock ledges at Colorado River mile 13.0, used primarily by river rafting groups.
18 Mile Ledges Camp
A rocky ledge campsite offering solid, elevated footing above the Colorado River.
18 Mile Wash Camp
A sandy riverfront campsite positioned near the mouth of the Mile 18 wash drainage.
19.2 Mile Camp
A sandy pocket beach camp situated on the river banks near mile 19.2.
19.4 Mile Camp
A quiet primitive campsite situated along the canyon wall near river mile 19.4.
20 Mile Camp
A peaceful wilderness camp positioned on the riverbank near mile 20.
21.7 Mile Camp
A small, sandy beach site near mile 21.7, ideal for low-impact wilderness travelers.
22 Mile Camp
A rugged beach and gravel bar camp positioned along the river at mile 22.
24.5 Mile Camp
This remote backcountry camp is situated along the Colorado River inside the Grand Canyon, accessible only via river raft or a strenuous wilderness hike.
29.1 Mile Camp
A river runner camp situated at Mile 29.1 along the Colorado River. Features typical Grand Canyon canyon-bottom topography.
30 Mile Camp
Situated at River Mile 30, this campsite provides a classic canyon experience along the Colorado River.
39.1 Mile Camp
A designated river runner camp situated at mile 39.1 along the Colorado River, featuring flat sandy areas for tents.
40.6 Mile Camp (River Camp)
A designated river runner campsite along the Colorado River in Marble Canyon. Strenuous wilderness access only.
41.6 Mile Camp (River Camp)
A remote sandy river camp nestled in the deep gorge of Marble Canyon.
5050: West Point Spur Dispersed
A remote dirt spur on BLM land in the rugged desert landscape near Glen Canyon, offering primitive dispersed camping along its corridor.
51.5 Mile Camp
A river-side beach camp along the Colorado River near mile 51.5, popular among rafting groups.
59 Mile Camp
A designated river camp located approximately at River Mile 59, offering a sandy shelf for raft groups and hikers.
7 Mile Tank Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along 7 Mile Tank Road is situated in the scenic Kaibab National Forest, offering easy access to pine-shaded sites. It provides a convenient, free option just outside the south entrance of Grand Canyon National Park.
A T & T Cable Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along A T & T Cable Road within the Kaibab National Forest, offering standard forest campsites.
A T & T Cable Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along A T & T Cable Road within the Kaibab National Forest, offering quiet forested sites along a native dirt road.
A T & T Cable Road Dispersed
This quiet dirt road corridor in the Kaibab National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by peaceful pine woods near Slate Mountain. The native material surface is generally accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions.
Above Marthas Camp
A high-water camping shelf above the main beach at Martha's Camp, offering a safe haven during high river flows.
Above Tiger Wash Camp
Remote hike-in backcountry campsite located above Tiger Wash on Navajo Nation land, offering rugged desert scenery and solitude.
Above Willie Taylor Camp
A small ledge and sandbar camp located just upstream of Willie Taylor Rapid, offering spectacular canyon views and absolute isolation.
Alstrom Point and Romana Mesa Dispersed
A rugged scenic corridor traversing Romana Mesa to Alstrom Point. Dispersed camping on the lower BLM section of the road is permitted under standard 14-day land-use limits. The final overlook at Alstrom Point enters the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, where overnight stays are allowed but require a National Park Service backcountry permit. The route becomes highly challenging in the final two miles, requiring four-wheel drive and high clearance to scale steep rock steps and navigate deep sand.
Anasazi Bridge Camp
A remote backcountry river camp located along the Colorado River near the historic Anasazi Bridge ruins. Accessible only by river raft or strenuous hiking.
Anderson Mesa Dispersed Camping Corridor
A scenic corridor along the dirt sections of Anderson Mesa within Coconino National Forest, offering dispersed camping in a mixed juniper and ponderosa pine setting.
Anderson Mesa Dispersed Site
This dispersed camping site is situated in the scenic pine woods of Coconino National Forest, offering a quiet forest retreat near Anderson Mesa.
Anderson Mesa Road Corridor
This scenic dirt corridor in the Coconino National Forest offers seasonal dispersed camping along a native-material road.
Anderson Mesa Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Anderson Mesa road in the Coconino National Forest. The route winds through pine stands and open mesa meadows, offering numerous established pull-offs.
Anderson Mesa Road Dispersed
Anderson Mesa Road offers convenient dispersed camping opportunities within the Coconino National Forest, situated southeast of Flagstaff. The main corridor features a well-graded gravel surface that is highly accessible for most vehicle types, including larger RVs and travel trailers. Campers will find numerous established pull-offs nestled among the ponderosa pines and junipers, providing moderate privacy and quiet nights. Standard Forest Service regulations apply, allowing for a relaxed dispersed camping experience.
Anderson Mesa Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on Anderson Mesa within the Coconino National Forest. The area features spacious sites nestled among ponderosa pines and junipers, offering peaceful forest settings and excellent privacy away from busy highway traffic.
Anderson Mesa Road Dispersed
A scenic ponderosa pine forest corridor along Anderson Mesa Road in the Coconino National Forest, providing numerous quiet dispersed camping pullouts and spur roads near Flagstaff.
Antelope Hill Dispersed Spot
A quiet dispersed camping spot located in the Coconino National Forest near Antelope Hill.
Antelope Point RV Park
This modern, developed RV park is located just outside the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area boundary, adjacent to the Antelope Point Marina. It features level concrete pads with full hookups and is highly accessible for big rigs up to 70 feet. While convenient for visiting Lake Powell, the site offers minimal shade and sits close to active boat storage facilities.
Anytime Fitness - Flagstaff
Paved parking lot of Anytime Fitness in Flagstaff. Best suited for short, low-profile stealth stays for active members who can access gym facilities.
Aps 500 K.v. Powerline Road
This native dirt corridor in the Kaibab National Forest provides ample space for dispersed camping along the powerline clearing near Grand Canyon Village.
Ararat Off-Road Area
A dispersed camping area located off the interstate frontage road near Winslow, Arizona. Situated along flat utility access tracks, this desert area features numerous dirt pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs of various sizes. Its proximity to the highway makes it a highly convenient, though noisy, overnight stopover with plenty of space for larger trailers to turn around.
Ashurst Lake Campground
A developed US Forest Service campground situated next to Ashurst Lake, featuring 25 single-unit sites with tables, fire rings, and cooking grills. Ideal for fishing, windsurfing, and birdwatching in a scenic juniper and ponderosa pine forest environment.
Awatubi Camp
A backcountry camping area near Awatubi Canyon, offering dramatic views of the surrounding canyon walls.
Bald Hill Quarry
Dispersed camping corridor located along Bald Hill Quarry Road in the Kaibab National Forest. The dirt road has an improved native material surface and offers flat pull-offs suitable for various rig setups.
Banjo Bill Campground
A developed recreation site situated in the scenic Oak Creek Canyon, featuring beautiful red rock views and towering trees.
Bar-M Road Dispersed Area
Situated in the beautiful Coconino National Forest near Sedona, Bar-M Road offers convenient dispersed camping along a native dirt and gravel corridor. The area is surrounded by ponderosa pines and offers a quiet forest setting with easy access to regional recreation.
Barney Winter Camp Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor nestled in Kaibab National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping among towering ponderosa pines.
Beale Wagon Road Dispersed
Peaceful dispersed camping corridor along the historic Beale Wagon Road in the Kaibab National Forest, featuring scenic pine-wooded surroundings and proximity to natural springs.
Beehives Primitive Campground
A scenic primitive campground situated just off Highway 89, offering panoramic views of Glen Canyon and Lake Powell. The campground features level gravel parking pads, picnic tables, fire rings, and clean vault toilets, making it an excellent basecamp near local attractions in Page, Arizona.
Below Awatubi Left Camp
A riverside camp on the left bank downstream from Awatubi Canyon, used primarily by backcountry permit holders.
Below Buck Farm Camp
An alternative sandy river camp on the Colorado River just downstream from Buck Farm Canyon.
Below Kwagunt Camp
A sandy beach campsite situated just downstream from Kwagunt Creek along the Colorado River. Highly scenic and remote.
Below Redwall Camp
A remote backcountry river beach camp located along the Colorado River in Marble Canyon, just downstream from the massive Redwall Cavern.
Benham Trailhead Road
A scenic ponderosa pine corridor within the Kaibab National Forest, running along the dirt road leading toward the Benham Trailhead. This access road offers several dispersed camping pull-outs nested under the trees.
Big Spring Campsites
Remote dispersed camping area situated on rugged Bureau of Land Management land near scenic natural springs on the Arizona Strip.
Big Springs Cabin Site
A historic Forest Service administrative site on the Kaibab Plateau offering seven rental cabins, a group kitchen, and shared shower facilities. Nestled in a scenic pine forest, this location provides a comfortable base camp for exploring nearby viewpoints and Grand Canyon overlooks.
Big Thompson Mesa Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping areas located along Big Thompson Mesa Road on BLM land. This primitive desert setting offers expansive views of the surrounding mesas and canyons, perfect for self-contained rigs seeking solitude.
Bill Williams Loop Forest Roads
Dispersed camping corridor nestled in the Kaibab National Forest, accessible via Bill Williams Loop (Road 108) and connecting forest spurs. The area features numerous dirt pullouts among the pines, offering convenient access but sometimes experiencing high traffic and weekend crowds.
Bismarck Lake Road Dispersed Corridor
This corridor along the access road to the Bismarck Lake Trailhead in Coconino National Forest offers scenic dispersed camping opportunities. Situated near the base of the San Francisco Peaks, the area features dense pine forests and easy access to alpine hiking trails.
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BLM Primitive Road - Paw Hole
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along BLM Primitive Road 1079 near Paw Hole Teepees. Campsites here offer pristine red slickrock flats and incredible desert views, but the route demands high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to deep sand and rough terrain.
BLM Primitive Road 1434
This remote desert corridor along BLM Primitive Road 1434 offers high-clearance 4WD and OHV users access to dispersed camping opportunities in a rugged setting near Page. Standard BLM dispersed camping guidelines and 14-day stay limits apply.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A primitive road corridor winding through public lands near Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. This area offers dispersed camping opportunities in a stark, scenic desert environment for well-equipped travelers.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
This remote primitive road corridor offers dispersed desert camping opportunities on BLM land. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to the rough, unmaintained dirt surfaces. Campers should prepare for self-sufficient wilderness style stays.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Area
A remote primitive dirt road corridor on BLM-managed land near Clay Seep, offering quiet dispersed camping options.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping opportunities along primitive BLM routes southwest of Page, Arizona. The area features spacious desert camping with impressive rock formations nearby.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along a primitive Bureau of Land Management road, offering quiet desert camping near scenic natural landmarks.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A quiet corridor along a primitive BLM road offering opportunities for dispersed camping. Located in Coconino County near Page, this area features basic desert scenery and easy access to public lands.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote BLM corridor located near Page, Arizona, offering primitive dispersed camping. The route requires high-clearance vehicles to navigate sandy, unmaintained terrain.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor on BLM land near the Arizona-Utah border, providing access to primitive dispersed camping opportunities.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This primitive BLM corridor winds through rugged desert terrain near the Bullfrog Canyon Overlook, offering remote dispersed camping options with sweeping canyon vistas. It is ideal for self-contained, high-clearance rigs looking for quiet isolation.
BLM Primitive Road
A remote dirt road corridor on BLM land near Page, Arizona, offering primitive dispersed camping options for high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
BLM Primitive Roads (Page South)
A network of rough dirt roads on Bureau of Land Management territory south of Page, Arizona, offering dispersed camping in a remote arid landscape.
BLM Road 1017 Dispersed Camping
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1017 on the Arizona Strip, located near the Vermillion Cliffs. It offers exceptional solitude in a rugged desert landscape with easy access to nearby hiking landmarks like Vermillion Arch.
BLM Road 1017 Dispersed
This remote corridor along BLM Road 1017 offers quiet dispersed camping on public land in Coconino County. Access requires a high-clearance vehicle due to the rough, unmaintained dirt surface.
BLM Road 1079
This remote wilderness corridor along BLM Road 1079 serves as an access point to the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. The route starts near House Rock Road with a small gravel staging area before transitioning into a sandy, primitive single-lane track that winds past juniper trees. Camping is permitted in designated dispersed sites along this corridor. While the initial staging area is accessible to most high-clearance vehicles, deeper sections feature deep sand and require 4WD.
BLM Road 1082 Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along BLM Road 1082 offer a quiet desert escape near Page. This rugged dirt corridor requires high clearance and is best suited for capable rigs seeking wilderness isolation.
BLM Road 1084 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM Road 1084 on the Paria Plateau near Page, Arizona. The area features rugged desert scenery, sandstone formations, and extreme solitude, but access requires navigating deep sand and primitive tracks.
BLM Road 1086 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1086, situated near the scenic White Pocket area. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the sandy and deeply rutted desert terrain. This remote location offers vast open space and deep wilderness solitude.
BLM Road 1090 Dispersed Camping
Rugged and remote dispersed camping along BLM Road 1090. This high-desert corridor offers dispersed sites with access to the scenic red rock country of northern Arizona, located near the Red Knolls area. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to sandy tracks and deep ruts. Standard 14-day BLM camping regulations apply.
BLM Road 1091 Dispersed
A rugged dirt corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land in northern Arizona. This remote route provides primitive pull-offs suitable for self-contained high-clearance vehicles looking for backcountry solitude near hiking trails.
BLM Road 1094 Dispersed Corridor
Located deep within the BLM lands near the Arizona-Utah border, BLM Road 1094 offers rugged dispersed camping for self-sufficient travelers. The route is highly scenic, leading toward the Paria Canyon area, but requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle due to deep sand and rough dirt tracks. Standard passenger vehicles and large trailers should avoid this corridor, as turnarounds are limited and the road becomes impassable when wet.
BLM Road 1106 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping along BLM Road 1106 south of Page, Arizona. The route features sandy terrain and scenic desert landscapes near The Big Knoll.
BLM Road 1108 Dispersed
A remote dirt road offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Page, Arizona. The area features quiet desert landscapes and requires high-clearance or 4WD vehicles due to rough conditions.
BLM Road 1108 Dispersed
A rugged dirt corridor on BLM land near Page, Arizona, offering dispersed camping in a remote desert setting. High clearance or 4WD is recommended to navigate the rough track.
BLM Road 1108 Dispersed
This remote dirt track on Bureau of Land Management land near Page offers dispersed desert camping. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the sandy and rutted terrain safely.
BLM Road 1112
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM land south of Page, Arizona, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Road 1236
A rugged desert corridor along BLM Road 1236, offering dispersed camping in a remote area west of Page, Arizona. The terrain consists of sandy and rough dirt tracks that require high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles to navigate safely.
BLM Road 1323 Dispersed
This rugged dirt road corridor winds through remote Bureau of Land Management territory near the Arizona-Utah border, offering primitive dispersed camping options with expansive high-desert scenery and geological formations nearby.
BLM Road 1335
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1335 near Page, Arizona. The area features open desert scenery with views of nearby red rock formations.
BLM Road 1338
A rugged dirt corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Page. The access road is rough and requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle, leading to secluded desert spots.
BLM Road 1342 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1342 and associated primitive tracks near Page, Arizona. The area features arid desert landscapes with sandstone formations and distant mesa views, accessible only by high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles.
BLM Road 1366 Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor offering primitive dispersed camping options on public land near Bonelli Spring. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to navigate the rough and sandy track.
BLM Road 1368 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1368 near Fredonia. The area offers secluded wilderness camping on public land with direct access to rugged natural desert surroundings.
BLM Road 1373 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1373 in northern Arizona. This rugged dirt track winds through peaceful desert landscapes and offers secluded spots for self-contained rigs. The road requires high-clearance capability and caution in wet weather.
BLM Road 1390 Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor on BLM land near Fredonia, offering basic pull-offs for dispersed camping with sweeping views of the Vermilion Cliffs region.
BLM Road 1396 Dispersed Camping
Remote high-desert dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1396. This area features open terrain with sparse desert vegetation and scenic mesa views.
BLM Road 1397 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1397 in northern Arizona, offering rustic camping opportunities near Emmett Hill.
BLM Road 1398 Dispersed
A primitive dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1398 in Northern Arizona. The area provides dry camping options with scenic desert views near the Vermilion Cliffs.
BLM Road 1400 Dispersed
This primitive BLM route near Page, Arizona, offers rugged dispersed camping along a sandy desert corridor. The road conditions are best suited for off-highway vehicles and high-clearance 4WD transport.
BLM Road 1422
A rugged desert route on public land near Page, Arizona. The road is highly sandy and rutted, making it suitable only for capable off-highway vehicles and high-clearance 4WDs.
BLM Road 1443 Dispersed
A remote BLM corridor offering primitive, dispersed desert camping opportunities near Cedar Mountain.
BLM Road 1500 Dispersed
BLM Road 1500 offers convenient dispersed camping opportunities on public lands just off the highway near Page. The improved dirt road is easily accessible for most vehicles, making it an excellent staging ground for exploring nearby scenic areas.
BLM Road 2132F
This remote BLM route provides primitive dispersed camping opportunities in the rugged desert landscape near Fredonia. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is highly recommended due to the rough, unmaintained dirt surface.
BLM Road 2132G Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on Bureau of Land Management territory along Road 2132G near Fredonia.
BLM Road 86A
A dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 86A near Page. The unpaved route provides access to remote public lands characterized by expansive desert landscapes and scenic views.
Bonito Campground
Bonito Campground is a restful and highly scenic forest service campground situated in a tall Ponderosa pine forest adjacent to the unique volcanic landscapes of Sunset Crater. The facility features paved roads and spurs, picnic tables, fire rings, and flush toilets, serving as an ideal basecamp for hiking the nearby lava flows.
Bootlegger Campground
A developed national forest site nestled in the scenic Oak Creek Canyon, offering shaded surroundings under ponderosa pines with convenient access to hiking trails and the creek.
Boundary Old "320" Rd.
Dispersed camping corridor along Boundary Old "320" Road in the Kaibab National Forest, situated near the south rim of the Grand Canyon. The route offers easy access to pine-wooded spots suitable for a range of vehicles.
Boundary Old "320" Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along a dirt forest road in the Kaibab National Forest, offering easy access to pine-wooded sites near the south rim of the Grand Canyon. The road is composed of native material and is generally accessible to most vehicle types during dry conditions.
Brannigan Park Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor along Brannigan Park Road within the Coconino National Forest, offering quiet pine forest settings for vehicle camping.
Bridger Point Camping Area
An open camping area on the scenic Arizona Strip near Bridger Point, offering primitive dispersed camping with long-range desert views.
Brigham Plains Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities along the Brigham Plains road corridor, leading to a high plateau with panoramic views of the valley. The area is highly exposed and requires capable high-clearance 4WD vehicles to navigate the steep and rugged ascent.
Brigham Plains Road Dispersed
A scenic and secluded dispersed camping corridor located along Brigham Plains Road, nestled just outside the Cottonwood Canyon boundary on BLM-managed public land. This area features striking geological rock formations, sand-bottomed campsites, and mature trees providing natural shade. It serves as an excellent base for exploring nearby trailheads and geological wonders.
Bright Angel Campground
An iconic backcountry campground located at the bottom of the Grand Canyon along Bright Angel Creek. This highly sought-after camping destination is accessible only by foot or mule, offering incredible canyon landscapes and basic rustic facilities.
Browns Inscription Camp
A historic backcountry river-runner and hike-in campsite located along the Colorado River in Marble Canyon. It is primarily utilized by wilderness hikers and river rafting expeditions.
Buck Farm Camp (River Camp)
A scenic backcountry river camp located along the Colorado River near the mouth of Buck Farm Canyon.
Bullfrog Canyon Overlook
A scenic overlook offering sweeping views of Bullfrog Canyon and the remote red rock country.
Burr Trail Road & Bulldog Overlook
A scenic corridor along the Burr Trail Road, featuring gravel turnouts and primitive roads leading to panoramic canyon views. Highlights include Bulldog Overlook and the rugged route toward Hall Overlook, offering rustic dispersed camping options on public lands.
Butcherknife Hill Forest Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along a native-dirt Forest Service road near Butcherknife Hill offers quiet camping spots nestled in the Kaibab National Forest. The road is open year-round to all vehicle types, offering serene wooded pull-offs just a short distance from the forest highway.
Bypass Road
A dirt bypass corridor within the Coconino National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping in a wooded setting.
Call Of The Canyon
A short, fully paved access road leading to the popular West Fork Trailhead in Oak Creek Canyon. While highly scenic and physically accessible, overnight parking and camping are strictly prohibited along this corridor.
Camp Clover Compound Roads
A dispersed camping corridor located along forest roads in the Kaibab National Forest, just west of Williams. The area features scenic pine forests with convenient access to nearby historic Route 66 and local lakes.
Camp Spur Road (East Branch)
Located in the scenic Kaibab National Forest, this improved native material spur road provides excellent dispersed camping access. It is situated close to Monument Point and features beautiful forest surroundings.
Camp Spur Road (West Branch)
This remote forest spur road offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities in the Kaibab National Forest near the Bill Hall Trailhead. The native material dirt road winds through scenic pine forest.
Camp Spur Road / FR 200 Dispersed
This peaceful forest corridor along Camp Spur Road and Forest Road 200 is located within the Kaibab National Forest, just a short drive from Jacob Lake. The area offers spacious, flat camping sites nestled among tall pines with scenic views over neighboring ridges, some of which show historic wildfire recovery. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the region before seasonal winter closures set in.
Camp Spur Road
A secluded forest spur road within the Kaibab National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities. Located on the Kaibab Plateau near scenic canyon viewpoints like Lost Point, the area is characterized by pine forests and quiet surroundings. Access is via a native-material dirt road suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Camp Two-Wild Bill-Kendrick Dispersed
An inviting dispersed camping corridor along Camp Two-Wild Bill-Kendrick Road within the Coconino National Forest. This area offers easy access to nearby scenic hikes and features numerous spots shaded by tall pines.
Camping Judd Hollow
A primitive backcountry camping area located near the historic Judd Hollow site within the scenic canyons of northern Arizona.
Campsite Access Road (Kaibab National Forest)
This forest corridor in Kaibab National Forest provides access to dispersed camping sites just south of Grand Canyon National Park. The native dirt road winds through quiet ponderosa pine forest, offering wilderness spots suitable for various rig types.
Campsite Access Road Dispersed
This dirt access road in the Kaibab National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities close to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Standard dirt road conditions apply, suitable for most vehicle types in dry weather.
Campsite Access Road
This Kaibab National Forest access road provides free dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt surfaces near Grand Canyon Village.
Canyon Vista Campground
Canyon Vista Campground is situated in a ponderosa pine and mixed conifer forest near Walnut Canyon and Lower Lake Mary. It provides direct trail access to both the Sandy Canyon and Arizona National Scenic Trails, with scenic views of the San Francisco Peaks.
Cape Final Backcountry Campsite
An exceptional backcountry campsite located at the end of the Cape Final Trail on the North Rim. Offering dramatic, expansive vistas of the eastern Grand Canyon, this isolated site is restricted to a single permit holder per night.
Carbon Camp
A primitive hike-in or boat-in wilderness campsite nestled in the scenic Carbon Canyon area of the Grand Canyon.
Casner Park Road Dispersed Area
A scenic corridor through the Coconino National Forest, providing easy-access dispersed camping opportunities. The terrain is flat to gently rolling pine forest, ideal for standard vehicles looking for quiet settings.
Cataract Lake Campground Roads
This zone encompasses the forest roads near Cataract Lake and the boat ramp just north of Williams. Located in the Kaibab National Forest, these gravel roads offer convenient access to water recreation, though camping is restricted outside of the day-use county park boundaries.
Cave Springs Campground
Cave Springs is one of the Coconino National Forest's most popular campgrounds, nestled in the scenic Oak Creek Canyon near Sedona. Shaded by towering ponderosa pines, many of the campsites sit directly on the banks of Oak Creek, offering excellent opportunities for fishing, swimming, and hiking. The facility accommodates rigs up to 36 feet and features key amenities including token-operated showers, drinking water, and vault toilets.
Cedar Spring Backcountry Campsite
A small, rugged backcountry camp located along the Tonto Trail near Cedar Spring. Offers extreme isolation and expansive views of the inner Grand Canyon.
Chapel Mountain Dispersed Camping Area
A cluster of dispersed campsites nestled in the scenic ponderosa pine forest of the Coconino National Forest near Chapel Mountain. This area offers tranquil, shaded clearings with easy access to forest trails and natural surroundings.
Chapel Mountain East Dispersed Site
A quiet dispersed camping clearing situated in the pine forest east of Chapel Mountain.
Chapel Mountain North Dispersed Site
Dispersed forest site located further north, offering excellent privacy away from the main track.
Chapel Mountain Pine Clearing
A scenic dispersed campsite nestled among ponderosa pines, offering decent privacy and shade.
Chavez Crossing Group Campground
A scenic developed group campground situated next to Oak Creek in the Red Rock district of Sedona. Shaded by sycamore and cypress groves, this location offers three reservable group sites with convenient access to hiking, red rock vistas, and nearby municipal amenities.
Cinder Hills Dispersed
The Cinder Hills corridor offers a unique dispersed camping experience in a volcanic landscape surrounded by ponderosa pine forest. Located near several scenic craters, this area is highly popular with off-highway vehicle (OHV) riders and offers large, open spaces for rigs of all sizes.
Clay Point BLM Primitive Road
A remote dirt corridor on BLM land near Clay Point, offering primitive dispersed camping. The road requires careful driving but rewards with a peaceful desert setting.
Clay Point Spur (BLM 5049)
A remote dirt spur road located on public BLM land. This rugged area offers highly dispersed camping opportunities with expansive desert vistas, suitable for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles seeking seclusion.
Clay Seep Spur Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Clay Seep Spur on BLM land. This area serves as a convenient natural stopping point between regional parks and features flat dirt clearings with basic fire pits.
Clear Creek Camp
Clear Creek Camp is a remote backcountry destination tucked inside the Grand Canyon, accessible only via a strenuous multi-mile hike and requiring a National Park Service permit for overnight stays.
Cobra Arch Road Dispersed (East)
A quiet pull-off nestled along the sandy border track. Exceptional vistas of the surrounding desert plateaus and quick access to nearby wilderness trails.
Cobra Arch Road Dispersed (West)
A isolated clearing right on the state boundary line. Excellent privacy with sweeping views of the northern cliffs.
Coconino Forest Road Spur 23BB
A peaceful forest spur located within Coconino National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities. This spot offers quiet sites surrounded by ponderosa pines, with easy access to nearby Flagstaff hiking and sightseeing.
Coconino Forest Road Spur D695
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on a forest spur within the Coconino National Forest. Campers will find flat, shaded sites under the mature pine canopy, offering high tranquility while remaining close to Flagstaff.
Coconino Forest Road Spur
This forest spur offers dispersed camping options situated within the scenic Coconino National Forest near Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument. The flat, dirt road provides easy pull-offs under the ponderosa pines, making it highly accessible for various rig types. Its proximity to Flagstaff provides a convenient natural escape.
Coconino Forest Road Spurs
These scenic forest spurs wind through a dense ponderosa pine forest on the outskirts of Flagstaff. The flat, native-dirt pull-offs provide spacious camping opportunities. The area serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding national forest lands while staying near town resources.
Coconino Forest Spur (4644632d)
This forest spur in the Coconino National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities in a quiet pine forest setting. Accessible via a native material dirt road, standard passenger cars can navigate the route in dry conditions.
Coconino Forest Spur (9cb36860)
A gravel-surfaced forest spur in Coconino National Forest suitable for a variety of rig types. The spur is shaded by ponderosa pines and offers a quiet retreat near mountain springs.
Coconino Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
This quiet Forest Service spur road offers easy dispersed camping along a native-material dirt road, situated just minutes from Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument. Campers can find quiet spots surrounded by the iconic ponderosa pine and volcanic landscapes of the Coconino National Forest.
Coconino Forest Spur Dispersed
This quiet Forest Service spur road in the Coconino National Forest offers basic dispersed camping on native dirt. It is suitable for most vehicles in dry conditions, providing a peaceful wooded retreat.
Coconino Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dirt road spur nestled in the Coconino National Forest, offering dispersed camping pullouts surrounded by scenic pine forest near Rattlesnake Crater.
Coconino Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet and accessible forest spur road located in the Coconino National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping options near Flagstaff.
Coconino Forest Spur Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor located along a quiet forest spur in the Coconino National Forest, near the volcanic landscapes of Moon Crater and Stewart Crater.
Coconino Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet forest spur located within the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff. It offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt surface road surrounded by pine forest.
Coconino Forest Spur
A quiet Forest Service road spur within the Coconino National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities. The road features an improved native material surface suitable for most vehicles and offers a tranquil setting.
Coconino Forest Spur
This forest spur road offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Coconino National Forest, surrounded by scenic pine woodlands.
Coconino Forest Spur
A native dirt forest spur located in the Coconino National Forest near Kachina Village. It provides access to quiet dispersed camping areas nestled among the ponderosa pines.
Coconino Forest Spur
A quiet forest spur located in the scenic Coconino National Forest near Colton Crater. This area offers standard dispersed camping in a peaceful pine setting with straightforward road access.
Coconino Forest Spurs (Mountainaire)
A group of designated Forest Service spurs located within the Coconino National Forest near Mountainaire, offering peaceful dispersed camping in a dense ponderosa pine forest. These roads are composed of native material and are generally accessible to most vehicle types in dry conditions, though seasonal restrictions apply to certain spurs.
Coconino Forest Spurs (Mountainaire)
A network of forest spurs offering quiet, dispersed camping options nestled in the scenic ponderosa pine forests of the Coconino National Forest near Mountainaire. These native-material dirt spurs provide peaceful pull-offs suitable for a variety of rigs, with easy access to nearby trails.
Coconino Forest Spurs (Parks)
A series of quiet dispersed camping spurs located off the highway in the Coconino National Forest. These pine-forested dirt roads provide multiple clearings and pull-offs suitable for standard passenger vehicles and small-to-medium rigs seeking a peaceful forest setting.
Coconino Forest Spurs Dispersed
A network of quiet forest spurs located in the Coconino National Forest near Mountainaire. These native material roads offer dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by scenic pine forest. Some spurs may have seasonal closures, but others remain accessible year-round for boondocking.
Coconino Forest Spurs Dispersed
Dispersed camping options located along native material forest spurs in the Flagstaff Ranger District of Coconino National Forest. The area features scenic, flat pine forest clearings near Rattlesnake Crater that are ideal for boondocking.
Coconino Forest Spurs
Quiet dispersed camping along native-dirt forest spurs in the Coconino National Forest. Located near Kinnikinick Lake, these sites offer peaceful camping under ponderosa pines with easy access for most vehicles in dry conditions.
Coconino Forest Spurs
Quiet dispersed camping spots located along forested dirt spurs within the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff. These native material roads wind through ponderosa pine woods, offering peaceful settings with plenty of shade and space.
Coconino Forest Spurs
A series of quiet forest spurs located in the Coconino National Forest east of Flagstaff. This area offers dispersed camping opportunities in a scenic ponderosa pine environment, with easy access to nearby hiking and outdoor attractions.
Coconino Forest Spurs
A network of dispersed camping forest spurs situated within the Coconino National Forest northeast of Flagstaff. These sites offer a classic ponderosa pine forest setting with peaceful surroundings and easy access to local volcanic features. The terrain is flat with dirt spurs extending from the main forest roads, providing ample space for self-contained camping.
Colorado River Boat-In Primitive Camping
Five designated primitive beach campsites along a 15-mile stretch of the Colorado River. Accessible only by small boat, kayak, or raft, these scenic sites feature basic vault toilets and fire rings. Ideal for boaters and river runners exploring the towering sandstone canyon walls.
Colorado River Corridor (Miles 18-23)
A spectacular series of primitive beach and ledge campsites nestled deep within the canyon walls of the Colorado River corridor, spanning miles 18 through 23 downstream from Lees Ferry.
Colorado River Mile 39 Backcountry Camps
A series of remote wilderness campsites along the Colorado River within Grand Canyon National Park, offering pristine beach camping for rafters and hardy backpackers. Accessible only by river raft or highly strenuous backcountry hiking.
Compressor Station Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along Compressor Station Road and connecting forest spurs in the Coconino National Forest. The area features quiet campsites set amongst the ponderosa pines, providing a peaceful and natural setting with convenient access to local forest trails.
Cosmic Ashtray Approach
A rugged and remote dispersed camping corridor situated along the sandy 4WD road past the Harris Wash Trailhead. This pristine desert setting offers panoramic sandstone views and unparalleled quiet, serving as an excellent base for hikers exploring the nearby geological features.
Cottonwood Campground
A remote backcountry campground situated along the North Kaibab Trail inside the inner Grand Canyon. Accessible strictly by hiking or mule, this highly sought-after wilderness destination features designated campsites, seasonal drinking water, and basic toilet facilities.
Cottonwood Canyon Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Cottonwood Canyon Road, situated in the dramatic landscape of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Campers will find beautiful sandstone formations, mature cottonwood trees providing shade, and proximity to Cottonwood Creek. The unpaved clay road is easily passable when dry but becomes slick and dangerous after rain. Standard BLM rules and monument-specific permit regulations apply.
Cottonwood Hoodoo Camping
A picturesque dispersed campsite nestled under large cottonwood trees off Cottonwood Canyon Road, right near the scenic Cottonwood Hoodoo. This spot offers excellent shade and outstanding canyon views, with enough space for a couple of standard vehicles. The access track is somewhat rutted, requiring a bit of caution when maneuvering, and should be avoided completely during wet weather.
Cow Tank Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Cow Tank Road in Kaibab National Forest, offering peaceful forest settings near Williams.
Coyote Valley
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Coyote Valley road on Bureau of Land Management territory near Page, Arizona. The route provides open spaces for standard high-desert boondocking with simple dirt pull-offs.
Crimson Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor nestled within the Coconino National Forest near Mountainaire. This well-maintained aggregate and gravel road offers straightforward access to peaceful pine forest clearings suitable for various vehicle types.
Crowley Forest Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through a quiet pine forest, located just outside of Parks, Arizona. The route offers multiple pullouts suitable for camping in a peaceful wooded setting.
Dairy Springs Campground
Dairy Springs Campground is a comfortable USFS facility tucked into a scenic ponderosa pine forest in northern Arizona, near seasonal Mormon Lake. It features 30 single-unit campsites and two group sites, making it an excellent base for hiking, wildlife viewing, and seasonal water activities when the lake is full.
Deadman Flat - Cedar Ranch Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Deadman Flat - Cedar Ranch Road within the Kaibab and Coconino National Forests. This native-surface road offers ample pull-off sites suitable for various rig types seeking quiet, primitive camping near the Red Mountain area.
Deadman Flat - Cedar Ranch Road
This corridor along Deadman Flat - Cedar Ranch Road offers dispersed camping in the Coconino National Forest, characterized by open flats and sparse cedar-juniper woodland north of Flagstaff. Numerous forest spurs provide quiet, primitive pull-offs suitable for various self-contained rigs.
Death Ridge BLM Road Corridor
A remote gravel road corridor passing through high desert BLM land. Ideal for self-contained travelers seeking complete isolation, though road conditions are variable and require caution.
Deer Creek Campsite
A legendary backcountry campsite nestled deep within the Grand Canyon near Deer Creek Falls. This wilderness site is accessible only by river raft via the Colorado River or through strenuous backcountry hiking trails.
DeMotte Campground
An official developed Forest Service campground located in the North Kaibab Ranger District, situated just seven miles north of the Grand Canyon National Park North Rim entrance. Nestled amidst scenic spruce-fir and ponderosa pine forests, this campground offers 38 single-family sites. No utility hookups are available, but drinking water and vault toilets are provided seasonally.
Desert View Campground
A peaceful developed campground situated on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, 23 miles east of Grand Canyon Village. Offering 50 paved sites nestled in a quiet woodland setting, this campground is ideal for tents, campervans, and small trailers, but lacks hookups or dump stations. The nearby canyon rim is easily accessible via a short walking trail.
Dinosaur Camp
A remote wilderness hike-in campsite situated near the scenic Saddle Mountain Wilderness on the eastern edge of the Kaibab Plateau.
Dogtown Lake Campground
Dogtown Lake Campground offers scenic camping nestled in a dense ponderosa pine forest on the shore of Dogtown Lake, near Williams and Flagstaff. The campground serves as an excellent base for hiking, trout fishing, and kayaking. It features level back-in and pull-through sites, with facilities including potable water, restrooms, and garbage disposal.
Dogtown Road (FR 140) Dispersed Camping Corridor
A scenic, pine-forested corridor along Forest Road 140 (Dogtown Road) leading to Dogtown Lake. The area offers abundant dispersed camping opportunities on well-maintained gravel roads with easy pullouts and rock fire rings, making for an excellent high-country escape located just south of Williams.
Donaldson Tank Old "306" Rd. Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along Donaldson Tank Old "306" Road within the Kaibab National Forest, offering wooded pullouts situated just south of Grand Canyon National Park.
Doney Mountain Picnic Access Road
A native material forest road leading to the Doney Mountain Picnic Area and trailhead. This corridor is situated on Coconino National Forest land adjacent to Wupatki National Monument, offering volcanic vistas and convenient access to local hiking trails.
Dorsey Spring Backcountry Camp
A remote walk-in backcountry campsite located near Dorsey Spring within the Coconino National Forest.
Dorsey Spring Trail Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Dorsey Spring Trail in Coconino National Forest. The dirt road features an improved native material surface accessible to standard passenger vehicles in dry conditions.
Double A Ranch Road Dispersed
Double A Ranch Road offers dispersed camping corridors within the pine-forested areas of Kaibab National Forest, located north of Williams, Arizona. The native material road winds through quiet natural areas suitable for dry camping.
Double Springs Campground
A historic developed campground originally established in the 1930s, offering peaceful sites surrounded by ponderosa pines and Gambel oaks. Situated in a cool draw, it provides excellent access to the Lake View Trail with scenic lookouts over Mormon Lake. The atmosphere is nostalgic and calm, ideal for tent campers and smaller vehicles.
Double Tank Trailhead Road Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor within the Kaibab National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options along Double Tank Trailhead Road.
Duck Lake Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Duck Lake Road within the Kaibab National Forest. The native-surface dirt road provides access to scenic pine-forested areas and is suitable for most passenger vehicles and motorhomes.
Duck n Quack Camp
Secluded primitive pocket campsite within the wilderness, perfect for backpackers looking for a sheltered spot off the main ridge line.
East Empire Avenue Roadside
This zone covers the dirt pull-offs at the eastern terminus of East Empire Avenue near Sheep Hill. Situated on the edge of the Flagstaff urban area, this location is heavily restricted and overnight stays are prohibited by local ordinances and forest boundary closures.
Elden Lookout Road Area
A scenic forest corridor ascending the slopes of Elden Mountain within the Coconino National Forest, offering standard motorized dispersed camping in the ponderosa pine forest near Flagstaff. Campers must be mindful of local seasonal road closures and Flagstaff Front Country restricted zones.
Elden Mountain Forest Spur
A quiet forest spur road located at the base of Elden Mountain within the Coconino National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities amidst ponderosa pines with convenient access to nearby hiking trails.
Elden Pueblo Area Forest Roads
A forest corridor located near the historic Elden Pueblo Archaeological Site. This area lies within the Flagstaff Basin of the Coconino National Forest, which is subject to strict camping restrictions.
Elks Group Campground
A spacious group campground nestled among ponderosa pines and juniper. This campground is designed to meet the needs of large groups and offers picnic tables, grills, vault toilets, a pavilion, and fire pits.
Eminence Camp
Located near the Eminence Break, this camp offers access to historic canyon route paths and serves as a classic stopover inside Marble Canyon.
Encinoso Picnic Area
A scenic day-use picnic area along Highway 89A in Coconino National Forest's beautiful Oak Creek Canyon. Overnight parking and camping are strictly prohibited in this canyon corridor outside of designated campgrounds.
Ethel’s Hideout
A peaceful, small private campground located near Cowboy Butte, offering pull-through RV sites with water and electricity hookups, alongside rustic tent sites. The property provides easy access to public land and hiking trails with scenic views of the surrounding red rock landscapes. Booking is required in advance through private reservation platforms.
Fay Canyon Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Fay Canyon Road within Coconino National Forest. The route winds through dense ponderosa pine forest, offering standard dispersed campsites along the roadside.
Fence Fault Camp
Located near the Fence Fault geological feature, this primitive campsite offers stunning views of the towering canyon walls.
Fern Mountain Dispersed Site
A scenic and quiet dispersed site nestled in the Coconino National Forest near Fern Mountain, offering a peaceful forest setting with majestic views of the San Francisco Peaks.
Fern Mountain Road Dispersed
A scenic corridor along Fern Mountain Road nestled in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff. This high-country gravel route winds through peaceful ponderosa pine forests and offers pleasant views of the surrounding peaks.
Ferry Swale Dispersed Camping Area
Wide-open desert dispersed camping situated northwest of Page along Ferry Swale. The area features sweeping views of the surrounding red rock mesas and offers ample space for various rig types looking for a quiet primitive experience.
Ferry Swale East Spot
Dispersed camping site situated on a gentle dirt rise, providing excellent stargazing opportunities and remote wilderness appeal.
Ferry Swale West Spot
Primitive dirt pull-off along the main access road, offering panoramic views of the desert landscape. Highly quiet and remote.
Fifty Mile Bench
An extremely remote BLM road corridor offering rustic dispersed camping along the base of Fiftymile Mountain. Access requires navigating a natural dirt surface that can become challenging or impassable during inclement weather.
Fire Point Road Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Fire Point Road in the Kaibab National Forest, offering tranquil forest spots with quiet surrounding wilderness.
Five Mile Camp
A primitive boat-in and hike-in campsite situated along the Colorado River downstream from Lees Ferry. This wilderness site is primarily used by river rafters and backcountry hikers.
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Flagstaff Nordic Center Road Corridor
This forest road corridor offers quiet dispersed camping options situated within the scenic Coconino National Forest near the Flagstaff Nordic Center. The road is well-maintained and suitable for passenger vehicles, providing easy access to wooded sites.
Forest Development Road 126 Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated in the tall pines of Coconino National Forest along Forest Development Road 126 and its adjacent spurs. This area offers tranquil wooded camping with easy access for most vehicles via graded dirt roads.
Forest Development Road 126 Dispersed
A scenic pine forest corridor along Forest Development Road 126 within the Coconino National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities.
Forest Road - Kaibab National Forest
A quiet Forest Service road corridor located in the Kaibab National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities on a native dirt surface accessible to most rigs.
Forest Road 04f28cf8 Dispersed
Located deeper in the forest, this road provides quieter dispersed camping options with good privacy. The dirt road is suitable for standard passenger vehicles and small RVs.
Forest Road 11812 Dispersed Camping
A quiet network of forest road spurs nestled within the scenic pine groves of Kaibab National Forest near Fredonia. These native dirt spurs provide numerous flat pull-offs suitable for peaceful dispersed camping with easy access to nearby trails.
Forest Road 132 Dispersed Area
This scenic dispersed camping corridor is located in the Coconino National Forest, just south of Flagstaff near Mountainaire. Towering ponderosa pines offer excellent shade and a classic northern Arizona forest experience. The network of dirt spur roads off Forest Road 132 provides numerous pullouts and pre-existing fire rings suitable for a variety of rig sizes.
Forest Road 150 Dispersed (Coconino National Forest)
Located just south of the Wupatki National Monument boundary, this corridor along Forest Road 150 offers scenic dispersed camping in the Coconino National Forest. The terrain features open volcanic cinder flats interspersed with ponderosa pines, providing beautiful views of the surrounding peaks and geologic formations. While the main dirt and cinder road is generally accessible to most vehicles, campers should stick to established clearings and exercise caution off-road to avoid getting stuck in soft, loose cinders.
Forest Road 193 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Road 193 and associated spur roads within the Coconino National Forest, providing shaded spots nestled under the ponderosa pines.
Forest Road 212 Meadow Dispersed
Scenic and quiet dispersed camping along Forest Road 212 near beautiful meadows in Kaibab National Forest. The area features large flat spots under tall pines and old aspens with established fire rings.
Forest Road 213 Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 213 in the Kaibab National Forest, located just outside the Grand Canyon North Rim. The road features several quiet, shaded sites nested in a dense pine forest, offering level ground and pre-existing fire rings. While highly accessible for passenger cars, the area features limited space and turnarounds, making it unsuitable for large RVs and trailers.
Forest Road 220 Dispersed Corridor
Dispersed camping corridor consisting of multiple scenic dirt spurs off Forest Road 220, located within the Kaibab National Forest near Fredonia. The area features high-desert terrain dotted with juniper trees, offering expansive views of the Vermilion Cliffs and Marble Canyon. While the initial pull-offs are spacious and accessible to most rigs, roads become progressively bumpier and rockier further in, making high-clearance beneficial for deeper sites.
Forest Road 226 Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through the ponderosa pines of the Coconino National Forest. The area features multiple dirt pullouts and spurs ideal for a quiet wilderness experience within reach of Sedona's outer rim.
Forest Road 241W Vista Corridor
Scenic dispersed sites along FR 241W offering lovely vistas overlooking the canyon. The road has several rocky pull-offs best suited for high-clearance passenger vehicles.
Forest Road 248U (Forest Spur)
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 248U (Forest Spur) in the scenic Kaibab National Forest, featuring spaced-out dirt pullouts shaded by pine trees.
Forest Road 2743 Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor of quiet, forested dispersed campsites along Forest Road 2743 in the Kaibab National Forest, situated just south of the Grand Canyon. The road winds through dense ponderosa pine forest, offering excellent natural shade and privacy. It serves as an excellent basecamp for visiting the national park while avoiding crowded campgrounds.
Forest Road 292B / Crazy Jug Vista
Scenic dispersed camping along Forest Road 292B, terminating at the rim of Crazy Jug Point on the Grand Canyon's North Rim. This wilderness corridor provides isolated parking pull-offs beneath mature ponderosa pines. The final approach toward the overlook is rough, dusty, and uneven, but rewards with dramatic canyon views.
Forest Road 301 Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 301 in the Kaibab National Forest, located just south of the Grand Canyon. The pine-juniper woodland features numerous established pullouts suitable for standard vehicles and larger RVs during dry conditions.
Forest Road 302 Corridor
A vast network of dispersed sites along Forest Road 302 and adjacent spurs like 9059D and 302F. Perfect for travelers seeking quiet and seclusion slightly further back from highway traffic.
Forest Road 307 Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 307 in Kaibab National Forest offers quiet, wooded sites with easy dirt-road access just south of Grand Canyon National Park.
Forest Road 328 Corridor
An expansive forest corridor west of Tusayan and the national park entrance. Offers dozens of widely spaced, shaded campsites among ponderosa pines, making it highly convenient for early morning park entry.
Forest Road 328 Dispersed Camping
A popular dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Service Road 328 (and adjacent spur roads like 2600 and 9121X) in Kaibab National Forest, situated just south of the Grand Canyon National Park boundary. The first half-mile of the road is strictly marked with no-camping signs, but beyond that point, numerous level dirt pull-offs and established fire rings are scattered throughout the pine forest. While the main dirt roads are generally passable for standard passenger vehicles, they can become muddy and slick during wet weather.
Forest Road 420 Spur Dispersed
Quiet dispersed campsites located along forest spurs off Forest Road 420, just outside the Grand Canyon North Rim entrance. Beautiful ponderosa pines provide privacy and shade for flat clearings with campfire rings.
Forest Road 462 & Spurs
Situated in the scenic Kaibab National Forest near Fredonia, this dispersed camping area along Forest Road 462 and its adjacent spurs offers peaceful boondocking opportunities. The terrain features a mix of shady pine forest and areas with historical fire recovery, providing multiple cleared pullouts with existing stone fire rings. Access is via native dirt forest roads, which are suitable for most passenger vehicles and medium-sized rigs under dry conditions. Campers can enjoy quiet, spaced-out settings within a short drive of regional scenic highlights.
Forest Road 611P (Kaibab National Forest)
A spectacular dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 611P (Forest Spur) on the rim overlooking the Saddle Mountain Wilderness and the eastern Grand Canyon. Sites offer epic, sweeping canyon vistas in a quiet, heavily forested environment that has experienced past burns. Accessible via well-maintained native material dirt roads, located just south of Kaibab Lodge.
Forest Road 84355932 Dispersed
This dirt road segment in the Kaibab National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities close to Highway 180. The native surface is accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions.
Forest Road 9020 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 9020 nested within the ponderosa pine forests of Coconino National Forest.
Forest Road 91 / Schnebly Hill Road Dispersed
This scenic driving and camping corridor along Forest Road 91 (Schnebly Hill Road) features incredible red rock vistas and deep pine forests. The lower section near Sedona is subject to a strict forest closure, meaning camping is prohibited on the lower switchbacks. However, dispersed camping is permitted once you ascend to the top of the Mogollon Rim, where multiple forest spurs offer primitive spots.
Forest Road 9424K Corridor
Dispersed camping sites along Forest Road 9424K. Located very close to the traffic circle at the edge of Tusayan, making it highly accessible but prone to heavy helicopter tour overhead noise.
Forest Road Dispersed - Northeast Williams
Disped camping corridor off a forest road in the northeast area of Williams, near Kaibab Lake. Features tranquil spots under ponderosa pines, ideal for dry camping.
Forest Road Dispersed - Northwest Williams
Quiet forest road dispersed camping corridor northwest of Williams in the Kaibab National Forest. Offers solid privacy and shade under tall trees.
Forest Road Dispersed - Southwest Williams
Quiet pine forest camping along a dirt road located southwest of Williams. Easy access to local roads while maintaining a peaceful woodland atmosphere.
Forest Road Dispersed - West Williams
Dispersed camping area along a remote Forest Service road west of Williams. Surrounded by Kaibab National Forest pine woodlands, offering great privacy.
Forest Road e39c Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options located along scenic forest roads in the Kaibab National Forest. The area features spacious sites nestled under mature ponderosa pines, offering excellent shade and privacy while remaining highly accessible for standard passenger vehicles and larger RVs alike during dry conditions.
Forest Road e72f2b84 (Kaibab National Forest)
A native material dirt road within the Kaibab National Forest near Grand Canyon Village, offering dispersed camping. Accessible to standard vehicles and motorhomes under dry conditions.
Forest Road No Name Dispersed
An easily accessible dirt road offering dispersed camping corridors within Kaibab National Forest, suitable for all vehicle types with a native material surface.
Forest Road No Name Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through the Kaibab National Forest near the Grand Canyon. Native dirt road access leads to multiple pullouts suitable for many rig sizes in dry conditions.
Forest Road No Name Dispersed
A primitive dirt corridor located within the Kaibab National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities. The area offers a quiet ponderosa pine setting just outside the South Rim entrance.
Forest Road No Name
A quiet corridor for dispersed camping within the Kaibab National Forest near Parks. Ponderosa pines provide decent shade and spacing for rigs along this dirt forest road.
Forest Road no-name-az-729b774f Dispersed
A dirt forest road corridor providing dispersed camping within the Kaibab National Forest near Williams, Arizona. The native material dirt road is easily accessible from the highway and accommodates various vehicle types.
Forest Road Spur (Coconino)
A remote forest spur road located within the scenic Coconino National Forest, providing access to dispersed camping opportunities in a pine forest setting.
Forest Road Spur (Kaibab National Forest)
A quiet forest spur road within the Kaibab National Forest near Demotte Campground, offering dispersed camping on a native dirt surface surrounded by ponderosa pines.
Forest Road Spur 082c
A scenic Forest Service spur road that is subject to seasonal motorized travel restrictions in late summer and autumn.
Forest Road Spur 96b2
A peaceful dirt spur road within the Coconino National Forest system, ideal for a quiet wilderness overnight.
Forest Road Spur Dispersed (Coconino)
A quiet forest spur located in the Coconino National Forest northeast of Flagstaff, near the Cinder Hills volcanic area. This native dirt road offers dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by ponderosa pines and unique volcanic cinders.
Forest Road Spur Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options situated along a dirt forest spur within the Coconino National Forest, providing standard access to the pine forests near Flagstaff.
Forest Road Spur Dispersed
This pine-forested spur road in the Coconino National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities. Located near the scenic volcanic cinder fields and craters north of Flagstaff, the area provides a peaceful setting with native dirt pull-outs suitable for various rigs under dry conditions.
Forest Road Spur Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along an improved dirt spur within the Coconino National Forest. It provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by pine forest, with convenient access to nearby natural landmarks like Kendrick Spring and Slate Lakes Cave.
Forest Road Spurs (Kaibab National Forest)
These quiet forest spurs in the North Kaibab Ranger District offer secluded dispersed camping opportunities. Situated near Fredonia and within driving distance of scenic viewpoints like Buck Ridge Point and Warm Springs Point, the native-dirt roads weave through a tranquil pine forest. Both spurs are open to all vehicles, including motorhomes, during dry conditions.
Forest Road Spurs near Black Bottom Crater
A scenic volcanic cinder and ponderosa pine landscape offering dispersed camping along quiet forest spurs. Situated near Black Bottom Crater, these dirt tracks provide quiet, rustic pull-offs with ample space between campsites. Ideal for self-contained rigs looking to explore the volcanic features of the Coconino National Forest.
Forest Service Road 128 Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor runs along Forest Service Road 128 near Lake Mary in the Coconino National Forest. Campers will find peaceful, scenic pull-offs nested among mature ponderosa pines. The area provides convenient access to water recreation while remaining secluded and quiet.
Forest Service Road 219A Dispersed
This scenic corridor along Forest Service Road 219A winds through the dense ponderosa pine forests of the Coconino National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping pullouts near Navajo Spring.
Forest Service Road 302
This forest road provides dispersed camping corridors within the scenic Kaibab National Forest south of the Grand Canyon.
Forest Service Road 309 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located in the Kaibab National Forest along Forest Service Road 309. The area features numerous dirt pullouts nested in a ponderosa pine forest, offering peace and quiet just south of the Grand Canyon National Park boundary.
Forest Service Road 310 Dispersed
Convenient dispersed camping options situated along Forest Service Road 310 within Kaibab National Forest, featuring numerous dirt pullouts nested under ponderosa pines near the Grand Canyon South Rim.
Forest Service Road 311 Dispersed
This corridor along Forest Service Road 311 in the Kaibab National Forest offers several dispersed camping options. Set in a pine forest, these spots provide peaceful settings with good spacing between sites. Access is via dirt roads with native material surfaces, suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Forest Service Road 311
This quiet dispersed camping corridor is located along Forest Service Road 311 within the Kaibab National Forest near the Grand Canyon.
Forest Service Road 311A Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Forest Service Road 311A offers quiet sites nested in the ponderosa pine forest of Kaibab National Forest, just south of Grand Canyon National Park.
Forest Service Road 317 Dispersed
A quiet ponderosa pine forest corridor offering dispersed camping along Forest Service Road 317, located just south of Grand Canyon National Park.
Forest Service Road 712
Forest Service Road 712 offers dispersed camping under a canopy of ponderosa pines in the Kaibab National Forest, just south of the Grand Canyon.
Forest Service Road 9007 Dispersed
A scenic corridor of dispersed campsites located along Forest Service Road 9007 (Forest Spur) within Coconino National Forest. The area is heavily wooded with ponderosa pines and offers numerous pull-offs with existing fire rings. Accessible by standard vehicles and medium-sized rigs, this area provides a tranquil rustic experience just a short distance from major access routes.
Forest Service Road 90H Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Service Road 90H near the Coconino National Forest, offering primitive pull-outs close to natural springs.
Forest Service Road 9486J
Dispersed camping corridor along Forest Service Road 9486J and adjacent spurs in Coconino National Forest. The area features a ponderosa pine forest setting with multiple primitive pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs.
Forest Spur - Coconino National Forest
Dispersed camping corridor along a native-material forest spur in the Coconino National Forest, situated near T-Six Mountain. This area offers quiet pine-forested pull-offs suitable for varied rigs.
Forest Spur - Coconino National Forest
This forest spur in the Coconino National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt road near Flagstaff. The route features native material surfaces accessible to most passenger vehicles and motorhomes under dry conditions.
Forest Spur - Kaibab National Forest
A quiet and remote Forest Service spur road in the Kaibab National Forest near Fredonia, offering dispersed camping options under a canopy of ponderosa pines.
Forest Spur - Sunflower Flat
A scenic forest road spur located in the Sunflower Flat area of Kaibab National Forest, offering quiet primitive dispersed camping. The sites are nestled in a peaceful ponderosa pine forest, located close to Sycamore Falls and Willow Spring.
Forest Spur - West Wiemer Springs Road
Quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along an NFS spur road off West Wiemer Springs Road in Coconino National Forest, near Dairy Springs.
Forest Spur (Coconino National Forest)
A remote forest spur road located in the Coconino National Forest near Sedona, offering access to dispersed camping opportunities high above the canyon. Accessible seasonally, this native dirt road provides a rugged getaway close to scenic overlooks like Merry-Go-Round and Schnebly Hill.
Forest Spur (Coconino National Forest)
A dirt spur road offering dispersed camping in the pine forests of the Coconino National Forest, located near Kinnikinick Lake.
Forest Spur (Coconino National Forest)
A quiet dirt forest spur located in the Coconino National Forest, providing standard dispersed camping opportunities near Mountainaire.
Forest Spur (Coconino National Forest)
This quiet dirt road corridor in the Coconino National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities near Ashurst Lake. Standard high-clearance or passenger vehicles can access the native surface road year-round.
Forest Spur (Coconino National Forest)
A scenic Forest Service spur road offering dispersed camping opportunities within the Coconino National Forest near Mountainaire. Nestled in a quiet ponderosa pine forest, this dirt track provides access to primitive, undeveloped sites suitable for a variety of rigs during the open season.
Forest Spur (Coconino National Forest)
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a Forest Service spur in the Coconino National Forest. The road is composed of native dirt material and offers scenic dispersed options nestled among the pines.
Forest Spur (Coconino National Forest)
A scenic forest spur located in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, offering dispersed camping opportunities amid towering ponderosa pines. The area is highly accessible and sits close to local trails and natural landmarks like A-1 Mountain and Observatory Mesa.