Dispersed Camping in Mohave County, Arizona
Showing 299 locations in Mohave County.
4 Seasons RV Park
A welcoming, privately owned 55+ RV park offering full hookups and a friendly community atmosphere. The facility features paved access, shuffleboard courts, and hosts regular social events for guests. Short-term and long-term stays are accommodated at reasonable rates.
Anytime Fitness Bullhead City
Paved parking lot at the Anytime Fitness in Bullhead City, suitable for a quick, low-profile overnight stay.
Anytime Fitness
Paved fitness center parking lot in a central commercial area of Lake Havasu City.
Anytime Fitness Kingman
Paved commercial parking lot. Primarily suitable for self-contained member vehicles seeking short-term overnight stays.
Avi KOA RV Park & Casino
A resort property combining a developed KOA RV park with casino amenities. Offers full-hookup sites alongside free dry camping options in designated areas near the parking garage. Note that the RV park enforces a strict policy requiring all guest vehicles to have built-in sewer and blackwater plumbing capabilities, which restricts tent-vans and low-profile setups from using KOA facilities.
Beaver Dam BLM Roads
This dispersed camping corridor along BLM roads near Beaver Dam offers numerous roadside pullouts on public land. The area features a desert landscape with minimal amenities, providing quiet and isolated spots suitable for self-contained rigs.
Beaver Dam Catchment BLM Roads
Located on BLM land near the Beaver Dam Catchment on the Arizona Strip, this road corridor offers dispersed camping options with wide-open desert scenery. Access is along improved dirt roads that can become muddy when wet, but generally accommodate standard vehicles in dry weather.
Big Bend of the Colorado State Park
A well-maintained state park campground along the Colorado River, offering large, level RV sites with concrete pads and covered picnic tables. Flush restrooms, hot showers, and electric hookups are available. Visitors can access a sandy beach and day-use area on the river nearby. Note that sites are reservation-only and can fill up quickly.
Black Canyon Group and Equestrian Campground
A spacious, remote developed group and equestrian campground nested in the desert landscape of Mojave National Preserve. This campground is isolated from standard sites, offering ample space for group gatherings and horse trailers.
Black Canyon North Site
A quiet designated roadside campsite located along Black Canyon Road in a scenic desert setting. Suitable for small groups and rigs up to 25 feet, the site offers beautiful panoramic views and a peaceful environment with established fire rings.
Blake Ranch RV Park and Horse Motel
A developed private RV park and horse motel located just off Blake Ranch Road near I-40. Offers hookup sites, hot showers, and laundry facilities. It provides a convenient overnight option for travelers, particularly those with larger rigs or horse trailers.
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BLM Primitive Road (Meadview)
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along a primitive Bureau of Land Management road near Grassy Mountain, offering high seclusion for properly equipped vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
An unpaved desert corridor near Lake Havasu offering dispersed camping options on public BLM land.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
Remote primitive road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management land in northern Arizona, offering unmaintained dispersed camping spots.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
An extremely remote network of rugged BLM primitive tracks located on the Arizona Strip near Meadview. This area offers dispersed desert camping with high wilderness isolation, accessible only by properly equipped high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
Extremely remote and primitive BLM road network located in the Arizona Strip region. This rugged area is ideal for self-sufficient campers looking for complete solitude, though the access tracks require high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A highly remote and primitive BLM road corridor located near Beaver Dam, Arizona. This rugged track winds through undeveloped desert lands near Mustang Spring and Mustang Knoll, offering secluded dispersed camping opportunities for self-sufficient adventurers with appropriate high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Area
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along primitive BLM roads near Mud Mountain. This remote wilderness area offers highly secluded dry camping for capable high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Camping
This primitive BLM corridor offers remote dispersed desert camping opportunities northeast of Lake Havasu City. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to safely navigate the unpaved, sandy, and potentially rutted track.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Primitive desert dispersed camping located along a rugged BLM track north of Lake Havasu City. This quiet wilderness corridor is best suited for self-contained rigs seeking solitude.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This primitive dirt road provides access to dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Lake Havasu. Quiet desert sites are available for self-contained rigs, though road conditions can vary.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote primitive corridor on BLM-managed land near Lake Havasu City, offering primitive pull-offs for dispersed camping in a rustic desert environment.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This camping corridor near Desert Hills spans BLM land and Arizona State Trust Land. Standard dispersed camping is permitted along the BLM primitive road section, while adjacent roadside pullouts may fall under Arizona State Trust Land jurisdiction, which strictly requires a state recreational permit for overnight stays.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridors along a primitive BLM road near Meadview and Grassy Mountain, offering quiet desert surroundings.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along a primitive BLM road on the Arizona Strip. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking solitude in a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping is available along this rugged primitive BLM road near Meadview. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is highly recommended due to the rough, unmaintained dirt surface.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive desert corridor on BLM land near Beaver Dam, Arizona, offering open dispersed camping in a remote setting.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along a primitive BLM road near Beaver Dam. This desert area offers remote and quiet camping options with ample space for self-contained rigs.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping along a primitive BLM road near Beaver Dam, Arizona. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is recommended to navigate the rough dirt terrain.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Rugged and isolated dispersed camping corridor along a primitive dirt track in the scenic desert landscape near Beaver Dam. This remote route provides wilderness boondocking opportunities for high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road
A remote dispersed camping corridor along a BLM primitive road near Meadview, Arizona, offering access to wide-open desert landscapes.
BLM Primitive Roads (Lake Havasu East)
A network of rugged BLM primitive roads located east of Lake Havasu City, providing dispersed camping options in a typical desert environment.
BLM Road 1002D
A remote desert corridor along BLM Road 1002D in northern Arizona, located near Meadview and several natural springs. This undeveloped wilderness area offers pristine isolation and scenic desert landscapes.
BLM Road 1002E Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1002E near Meadview, Arizona. This rugged desert route offers quiet, remote camping opportunities with beautiful arid landscapes. Access requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to rough, unpaved surfaces.
BLM Road 1003B Dispersed
Rugged and quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1003B near Beaver Dam, Arizona. The route features typical desert terrain suitable for high-clearance, capable vehicles looking for secluded primitive stays.
BLM Road 1003C Dispersed Area
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated on Bureau of Land Management land near several desert springs. The terrain consists of primitive dirt roads winding through undeveloped desert landscape, offering deep privacy and quiet.
BLM Road 1003F Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1003F on the Arizona Strip. This undeveloped route provides opportunities for secluded primitive camping on public land near Link Point.
BLM Road 1004Ad Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping along BLM Road 1004Ad on the Arizona Strip, providing high solitude and desert scenery near Tombstone Spring. Access is rugged and requires a capable vehicle.
BLM Road 1004O Dispersed
Rugged dispersed camping along BLM Road 1004O near Mount Bangs on the Arizona Strip. The route is highly remote and ideal for high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicles seeking quiet, primitive camping.
BLM Road 1004Q Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1004Q in the scenic desert landscape of northern Arizona near Beaver Dam. The area is highly remote and requires a four-wheel-drive vehicle to access safely.
BLM Road 1005M / Cedar Pocket Dispersed
A rugged dirt road corridor providing free dispersed camping options on public BLM land opposite the developed campground. Access requires higher clearance, but rewards with open desert scenery.
BLM Road 1007D Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1007D, located in the rugged desert landscape of the Arizona Strip near Mud Mountain.
BLM Road 1007F Dispersed
Rugged dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1007F in the remote Arizona Strip. The route is highly challenging and primarily suited for off-highway vehicles, offering a deeply secluded desert experience.
BLM Road 1007J Dispersed
This remote BLM dirt road offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities in the rugged desert landscape of the Arizona Strip. High-clearance and four-wheel drive are required to navigate the unpaved, uneven terrain.
BLM Road 1007K Corridor
This remote primitive BLM corridor along Road 1007K offers dispersed camping in a peaceful desert landscape. Accessing the area requires high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles due to rough, unmaintained dirt roads and potential sandy washes. Standard BLM rules apply in this quiet, isolated wilderness setting.
BLM Road 1012D
An extremely rugged and remote BLM route near Meadview, accessible only by high-clearance OHV or ATV vehicles. Standard dispersed camping is permitted along the route for those looking for absolute desert isolation.
BLM Road 1012J
This rugged and unpaved BLM road near Meadview provides remote dispersed desert camping access but is strictly suitable only for OHVs or high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
BLM Road 1013A Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping along BLM Road 1013A near Colorado City. This rugged dirt route requires high-clearance or 4WD vehicles and offers quiet, secluded desert spots.
BLM Road 1016B Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along BLM Road 1016B in the remote desert of the Arizona Strip. The road is rough and requires high-clearance or four-wheel drive to safely navigate.
BLM Road 1018E Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1018E. The route winds through a rugged desert landscape with easy access to nearby natural landmarks like Salt Spring and Poverty Mountain. Accessing this area requires a high-clearance vehicle due to the unpaved and rocky terrain.
BLM Road 1019 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road 1019 near Meadview. The area offers raw desert scenery and convenient access to Twin Point, though the rugged terrain demands a capable high-clearance 4WD vehicle.
BLM Road 101G Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 101G near Beaver Dam, Arizona, offering high solitude. Highly unmaintained road surfaces require capable high-clearance and 4WD vehicles.
BLM Road 101I Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 101I, south of Beaver Dam on the Arizona Strip. The rugged trail winds through a high desert environment near Mud Spring and Mud Mountain, providing a quiet escape for prepared off-road vehicles.
BLM Road 1022G Primitive Corridor
This remote desert corridor follows BLM Road 1022G and connecting primitive trails through the rugged terrain of the Arizona Strip. Dispersed camping is allowed on standard BLM land, but the extremely rough track requires high-clearance 4WD or OHV equipment.
BLM Road 1028C Dispersed
A rugged and remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1028C on the scenic Arizona Strip. This high-desert route offers highly secluded primitive camping opportunities in a vast wilderness setting.
BLM Road 1029B Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1029B in the isolated Arizona Strip region, offering extreme quiet and solitude near Slide Mountain.
BLM Road 1032E Dispersed Area
This remote road corridor offers dispersed desert camping opportunities on public lands near Mud Mountain. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to safely navigate the unimproved dirt road.
BLM Road 1032F Dispersed Corridor
A remote dispersed camping corridor on BLM Road 1032F near Beaver Dam. The unpaved route requires high clearance and 4WD to access scattered pull-offs in the desert.
BLM Road 1032F Dispersed
Remote and rugged dispersed camping options along BLM Road 1032F, located in the scenic desert landscape near Beaver Dam, Arizona. This area offers primitive camping with high privacy, surrounded by desert flora and quiet vistas, though access is challenging.
BLM Road 1033C Dispersed
A rugged and isolated desert corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near the Virgin River gorge region.
BLM Road 1034B Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1034B near Beaver Dam. The route offers remote desert camping with high privacy but requires high-clearance vehicles due to sandy and rugged dirt track conditions.
BLM Road 1034F Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1034F, near Beaver Dam in northwestern Arizona. This rugged desert road offers highly secluded camping opportunities with panoramic desert vistas near Tweeds Points.
BLM Road 103P
A remote dirt corridor traversing public BLM lands near Meadview, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities.
BLM Road 103Q
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 103Q near Meadview. The route traverses rugged desert terrain and requires a capable vehicle to navigate.
BLM Road 103U Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping along Bureau of Land Management Road 103U near Meadview. The route features rugged desert terrain suitable only for high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles.
BLM Road 103V Dispersed Corridor
A remote network of primitive desert roads off BLM Road 103V near Meadview, offering secluded dispersed camping with stunning desert vistas. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are highly recommended due to the rough, unpaved terrain.
BLM Road 103Z Dispersed
A remote desert corridor along BLM Road 103Z near Meadview, AZ, offering primitive camping opportunities near Castle Peak. Access requires high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles due to the rugged dirt surface.
BLM Road 1045 Corridor
A rugged and isolated dirt track traversing BLM land near Kinney Point and Cold Spring Point on the Arizona Strip. This corridor offers opportunities for remote, wilderness-style dispersed camping with vast high-desert scenery, but access is highly challenging and restricted to off-highway vehicles or high-clearance 4WD rigs.
BLM Road 1046H
Rugged, remote dispersed camping along BLM Road 1046H in the Arizona Strip region.
BLM Road 1050C Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor offering remote dispersed camping on BLM land near Meadview. Best suited for high-clearance 4WD vehicles seeking primitive isolation.
BLM Road 1051A Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1051A, located in the rugged Mojave Desert landscape near Beaver Dam. This secluded area offers direct access to undeveloped desert public lands near local springs.
BLM Road 1053D Dispersed
Extremely remote dispersed camping along BLM Road 1053D in the desert rugged terrain of Mohave County. The route is highly challenging and limited to capable high-clearance off-road vehicles.
BLM Road 1055C Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1055C in Mohave County. Access requires a high-clearance or four-wheel-drive vehicle due to the rough, dirt track surface.
BLM Road 1062B
A rugged desert route on Bureau of Land Management land near Meadview. It provides dispersed camping access but requires high-clearance capabilities to navigate.
BLM Road 1063F Dispersed
A rugged dirt track traversing remote Bureau of Land Management land in northern Arizona near Peach Springs. It provides access to dispersed desert camping spots suitable for self-contained, high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
BLM Road 1071D Dispersed Camping
This remote BLM corridor offers quiet primitive dispersed camping options along BLM Road 1071D near Meadview, Arizona. The terrain is highly rugged, featuring primitive dirt tracks requiring high-clearance 4WD vehicles. Campers will find excellent wilderness privacy and scenic desert landscapes.
BLM Road 1071K Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1071K in the remote Arizona Strip region. This undeveloped desert area offers peaceful isolation but requires high-clearance or four-wheel drive due to the rugged dirt surface.
BLM Road 1071M
An extremely remote desert corridor on BLM land near the Arizona Strip. The route is highly rugged and leads into secluded wilderness areas near the scenic Hidden Rim and Yellowstone Spring, offering primitive dispersed camping along the road track.
BLM Road 1078B Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor along BLM Road 1078B on the Arizona Strip, offering remote dispersed camping with panoramic desert views.
BLM Road 115A Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 115A, located on the remote Arizona Strip near the Toroweap Cliffs of the Grand Canyon's North Rim.
BLM Road 115D Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 115D in the remote high desert of northern Arizona. The area offers wide-open landscapes with opportunities for self-contained wilderness camping.
BLM Road 1204 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1204 near Meadview, Arizona. The area offers secluded desert settings and natural vistas near Yellow John Mountain. Access requires a high-clearance or 4WD vehicle due to rough dirt road conditions.
BLM Road 1209 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1209 in northwestern Arizona, offering isolated desert wilderness camping near Peach Springs.
BLM Road 1213 Dispersed
A rugged and remote desert corridor along BLM Road 1213 near Meadview. This primitive route provides dispersed camping options in a wide-open Mojave Desert landscape, requiring high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to sandy and rocky sections.
BLM Road 1215B Dispersed Camping
A remote desert corridor along BLM Road 1215B, offering quiet dispersed camping near the scenic canyon area known as The Box. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the rough, sandy dirt track leading into this isolated area.
BLM Road 1230 Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor traversing public BLM land in northern Arizona, offering isolated dispersed camping with access to scenic desert landscapes near several natural springs.
BLM Road 1230 Dispersed
A very remote desert corridor along Bureau of Land Management Road 1230, located north of Peach Springs near the Grand Canyon Parashant area, offering primitive dispersed camping options.
BLM Road 1247 Dispersed
This remote dirt road offers dispersed camping on BLM land near Peach Springs. The area is quiet and surrounded by desert landscape with several natural springs nearby.
BLM Road 1247B Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1247B, situated in the rugged desert landscape near Lone Mountain. This area offers excellent solitude for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Road 1265
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1265 on the Arizona Strip. Located near the scenic Whitmore Point, this area offers rugged desert camping with incredible canyon vistas.
BLM Road 1602A Dispersed
Dispersed camping is available along BLM Road 1602A, offering quiet desert views. Access requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to rough, unmaintained dirt surfaces.
BLM Road 1604 Dispersed
This remote Bureau of Land Management route provides dispersed camping opportunities in the rugged desert landscape near Black Rock Mountain. The dirt road requires careful navigation but rewards travelers with quiet, primitive sites on public land.
BLM Road 1606A
Extremely remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1606A near Beaver Dam, Arizona. The route is exceptionally rugged and is primarily suitable for OHVs or robust 4x4 vehicles.
BLM Road 1606C Dispersed
Remote and rugged BLM primitive roads offering dispersed camping options in a desert environment near Beaver Dam. Access is highly challenging and requires high-clearance 4WD or OHVs due to deep ruts and rough terrain.
BLM Road 1616A
A rugged dirt corridor traversing remote desert terrain on the Arizona Strip near Tweeds Points, offering secluded dispersed camping opportunities.
BLM Road 1618A Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1618A in the scenic desert of northern Arizona. Access is highly rugged and suited primarily for off-highway vehicles.
BLM Road 1620C Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping along BLM Road 1620C, located in the rugged Arizona Strip region near Beaver Dam and Sullivan Reservoir. The area offers wide-open desert scenery and high privacy, but the route requires high-clearance 4WD due to rough, unpaved dirt surfaces.
BLM Road 1621B
A remote Bureau of Land Management corridor providing access to dispersed camping in the rugged desert wilderness of northern Arizona.
BLM Road 1621C Dispersed
BLM Road 1621C offers rugged, primitive dispersed camping in a remote desert landscape near Beaver Dam. Access requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle due to rough dirt terrain, making it best suited for self-contained adventurers seeking solitude.
BLM Road 1622A Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1622A in the rugged Arizona Strip region. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to safely navigate the unimproved dirt terrain.
BLM Road 1623C
A remote BLM corridor located in Mohave County, offering rugged desert camping spots with excellent solitude.
BLM Road 1625 Dispersed Corridor
A remote and primitive dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1625 in northern Arizona. The area offers dry camping opportunities in a rugged backcountry desert environment near Rattlesnake Spring.
BLM Road 1625C Dispersed
This remote dirt corridor on BLM land offers rugged dispersed camping options. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is recommended to navigate the rough desert track safely.
BLM Road 1625G Dispersed Camping
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1625G on the rugged Arizona Strip, offering wilderness camping with scenic desert terrain near Last Chance Knoll. This area is highly exposed and requires a robust vehicle due to the rough, unpaved surface.
BLM Road 1636D Dispersed Camping
This remote Bureau of Land Management corridor offers dispersed desert camping along a rough dirt road near the Grand Canyon-Parashant area.
BLM Road 1636E Dispersed Camping
BLM Road 1636E offers dispersed desert camping opportunities near Meadview, Arizona. The route is unpaved, making it ideal for self-contained rigs seeking quiet desert solitude.
BLM Road 1638I
Remote dispersed camping along BLM Road 1638I in the Arizona desert near Meadview. This rugged corridor offers peaceful isolation for properly equipped high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Road 1639A
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1639A near Meadview, Arizona. This rugged desert road offers quiet dispersed camping under standard bureau land regulations.
BLM Road 1639D Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Bureau of Land Management Road 1639D in the rugged desert of northern Arizona. The area offers rustic boondocking opportunities with wide-open landscapes and quiet surroundings.
BLM Road 1642 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1642 near Meadview. This high-desert area offers extreme solitude but requires highly capable off-road vehicles to access.
BLM Road 1645A
A remote desert dirt track on public BLM land near Beaver Dam. The route is highly rugged and best suited for off-road vehicles and high-clearance 4WD setups.
BLM Road 1654 Dispersed
A rugged desert camping corridor along BLM Road 1654, offering deep desert solitude and scenic views of the nearby Castle Peak.
BLM Road 1654F
This remote dirt corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Meadview offers opportunities for dispersed desert camping with expansive views and peace.
BLM Road 1654J Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management territory near Meadview, offering primitive dispersed camping in a quiet desert setting.
BLM Road 1661
This remote dirt road on BLM land offers rugged dispersed camping near Kelly Dam. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is required to access these secluded, undeveloped sites.
BLM Road 1663A Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1663A near Meadview, Arizona. The route meanders through open desert landscapes managed by the Bureau of Land Management, providing rustic camping opportunities with minimal traffic.
BLM Road 1666B
A rugged desert corridor along BLM Road 1666B near Meadview, Arizona. The unpaved route offers opportunities for remote dispersed camping in a peaceful, natural environment.
BLM Road 1666G Dispersed
Extremely rugged desert dispersed camping along BLM Road 1666G, located near the Upper Grand Wash Cliffs. This remote corridor is best suited for off-highway vehicles and experienced desert travelers.
BLM Road 1671B
A highly rugged desert corridor offering remote dispersed camping on public lands. This route is extremely rough and serves primarily as an OHV trail, requiring specialized vehicles for safe access.
BLM Road 1672B Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1672B near Meadview. Access requires high-clearance and four-wheel drive due to rough desert terrain.
BLM Road 1680 Dispersed
Extremely rugged desert tracks located near Meadview, Arizona, providing access to remote BLM dispersed camping. These primitive routes are highly demanding and strictly require high-clearance 4WD vehicles or OHVs. Recommended only for experienced backcountry travelers.
BLM Road 1681 Dispersed Camping
Primitive dispersed camping along BLM Road 1681 near Snap Point. The remote desert route offers rugged sites suitable for high-clearance, self-sufficient rigs.
BLM Road 1681A Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1681A near Meadview, Arizona, offering rugged desert pull-outs. The route is highly remote and requires high clearance to safely access.
BLM Road 1684B
A secluded dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1684B near Meadview. The desert setting offers quiet and open space on public land.
BLM Road 1702A Dispersed
A rugged desert dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1702A near Meadview, Arizona. The route requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle to access, offering deep desert solitude and wide open space.
BLM Road 1702C Dispersed
Rugged and isolated dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1702C near Meadview, Arizona. The route features primitive tracks suitable only for high-clearance 4WD vehicles seeking solitude in the desert backcountry.
BLM Road 1712B
This rugged BLM road near Meadview offers remote, primitive dispersed camping in a desert setting. Access is highly difficult and recommended only for OHVs or high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
BLM Road 1713A Dispersed
A highly remote BLM road corridor offering primitive dispersed camping in the rugged backcountry of northwestern Arizona. The trail is extremely rough and located near Andrus Spring. This corridor provides quiet wilderness isolation for well-equipped backcountry travelers.
BLM Road 1720A & Primitive Roads
A network of remote, unmaintained BLM primitive roads located in the rugged desert landscape near Meadview. Ideal for highly self-sufficient campers seeking complete solitude and wilderness isolation near Ivanpatch Spring.
BLM Road 1722B
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1722B near Meadview, Arizona. This dirt road offers access to undeveloped public land suitable for self-contained rigs looking for a quiet desert stay.
BLM Road 1724A Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping along BLM Road 1724A and connected primitive routes on the Arizona Strip. This rugged high-desert corridor offers peaceful isolation but requires capable high-clearance vehicles to navigate safety.
BLM Road 1725A and Primitive Roads
This rugged zone comprises BLM Road 1725A and surrounding primitive tracks in a highly remote portion of the Arizona Strip. The area offers immense solitude and undeveloped desert terrain for fully self-contained wilderness campers.
BLM Road 1731 Dispersed Camping
This remote high-desert corridor along BLM Road 1731 offers dispersed camping in a rugged wilderness setting suitable only for high-clearance four-wheel-drive or off-highway vehicles.
BLM Road 1734B
A rugged BLM road offering dispersed camping access in a remote desert setting near Mule Point. Access is highly challenging and best suited for off-highway vehicles.
BLM Road 1742A Dispersed
A rugged desert route on public lands offering remote dispersed camping opportunities. Access requires a capable high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle due to rough dirt track conditions.
BLM Road 1747C Dispersed
A rugged and remote dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land near Brown Knoll, suitable only for high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles.
BLM Road 1752B Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1752B on the Arizona Strip. The area offers opportunities for isolated, primitive camping with sweeping views of the rugged high desert canyons and is located near Cold Spring Point.
BLM Road 1757
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 1757 north of the Grand Canyon near Colorado City. This rugged desert road offers access to highly secluded pull-offs with expansive desert and knoll views, best suited for self-contained high-clearance vehicles looking for pristine isolation.
BLM Road 1763 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1763 in the rugged Arizona Strip. This high-desert route winds through vast public lands, offering primitive, secluded campsites with scenic vistas of surrounding plateaus and canyons. Ideal for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles seeking solitude.
BLM Road 1765 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1765 and adjacent primitive tracks in the Arizona Strip. The area offers wide-open desert surroundings near the Joshua Crosby Dam, with level spots suitable for self-contained rigs seeking quiet and solitude.
BLM Road 1774
A remote dirt road corridor traversing BLM land near Mount Trumbull, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities. Access requires high-clearance or four-wheel drive.
BLM Road 1785B
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1785B, situated just outside the Grand Canyon National Park boundary. It serves as an excellent staging point for trips further south toward the Toroweap Overlook area.
BLM Road 1794B
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1794B on the scenic Arizona Strip. This rugged dirt route offers primitive wilderness camping with absolute solitude.
BLM Road 1807 Dispersed
A rugged dirt road corridor traversing remote Bureau of Land Management land in the Arizona Strip. The route offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with expansive desert and canyon scenery, located near Hells Hole.
BLM Road 1816 Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1816, located just a couple of miles from the spectacular Toroweap Cliffs. This highly remote desert area offers opportunities for primitive dry camping on Bureau of Land Management land. Access is extremely challenging and requires high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles to navigate the rough dirt track.
BLM Road 1819 Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 1819 in the remote Arizona Strip, offering access to expansive desert vistas near Toroweap Cliffs.
BLM Road 1834A Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road 1834A in the Arizona Strip region.
BLM Road 1835C Dispersed
A remote BLM road corridor in the scenic Arizona Strip region near Mount Trumbull. Accessing this area requires a high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicle due to rough, unmaintained dirt surfaces.
BLM Road 1954A Dispersed
A rugged and remote dispersed camping area along BLM Road 1954A, located near the Dives in Mohave County. Access is extremely rough, requiring high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles or OHVs.
BLM Road 1960A Dispersed
This remote desert route offers dispersed camping along BLM Road 1960A in the rugged Arizona Strip region. Access is strictly limited to high-clearance 4WD vehicles or OHVs due to rough, unmaintained terrain.
BLM Road 1965 Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping sites located along BLM Road 1965 in the rugged Arizona Strip region.
BLM Road 2075G
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 2075G on the Arizona Strip.
BLM Road 2077A Dispersed Camping
This remote BLM corridor along Road 2077A offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities on public land near Colorado City. Access requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle due to rough, unmaintained dirt surfaces.
BLM Road 2081A
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road 2081A in the rugged Arizona Strip region.
BLM Road 2085B Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road 2085B, providing quiet desert camping within a short distance of Lost Spring Mountain. The area is highly rugged and best suited for self-contained, high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
BLM Road 2086 Dispersed
A rugged dirt road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management land on the Arizona Strip, providing opportunities for dispersed camping near Lost Spring Mountain.
BLM Road 2086B Dispersed
A rugged dirt corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Colorado City. High-clearance and four-wheel drive are recommended to navigate the dirt surface. This remote area provides excellent solitude and beautiful desert scenery typical of the Arizona Strip.
BLM Road 2087E Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 2087E near Colorado City, Arizona. This area offers primitive desert camping on public land, requiring high-clearance or 4WD vehicles to navigate the rugged dirt track.
BLM Road 2088A Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 2088A near the Black Knolls. This rugged dirt track offers excellent privacy and scenic desert surroundings on the Arizona Strip, best suited for high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Road 2091 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 2091 near Colorado City, providing remote access to the scenic high desert area near the Black Knolls. This road requires high-clearance vehicles due to rough, unpaved surfaces.
BLM Road 2093C Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 2093C on the rugged Arizona Strip. The unmaintained dirt track provides access to isolated camping opportunities on public lands.
BLM Road 2094A
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 2094A south of Colorado City, Arizona.
BLM Road 2098B Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping potential along BLM Road 2098B, primarily accessible via high-clearance 4WD or OHV. This rugged route offers primitive isolation within the desert landscape of the Arizona Strip.
BLM Road 2099C Dispersed Camping
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 2099C on the Arizona Strip. This remote location offers primitive camping in a wide-open desert landscape with scenic vistas of nearby sandstone formations.
BLM Road 2100C
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 2100C, situated on the rugged Arizona Strip near Lost Spring Mountain.
BLM Road 2100L Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 2100L on the Arizona Strip near Colorado City, providing access to vast open public lands.
BLM Road 2108A Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 2108A in the rugged Arizona Strip region. This dirt track provides access to isolated, primitive camping opportunities with expansive desert landscapes.
BLM Road 2108C Dispersed
An isolated dirt corridor traversing public BLM land south of Colorado City, offering remote dispersed camping with views of red rock formations and desert landscape.
BLM Road 2111A Dispersed
A quiet and remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 2111A on the scenic Arizona Strip. This area offers beautiful natural landscapes with close proximity to Point Rock, but requires a capable vehicle to navigate.
BLM Road 2113B Dispersed Camping
Rugged dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 2113B near Colorado City. This remote area sits within the Arizona Strip, providing proximity to scenic lookouts like Cottonwood Point.
BLM Road 2129
A remote dirt road corridor traversing BLM land on the Arizona Strip, providing opportunities for quiet dispersed camping with views of the surrounding desert landscape.
BLM Road 2130A Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 2130A in northern Arizona. The area offers dry camping options in a rustic, high-desert environment with views of the surrounding desert landscape and Lone Butte.
BLM Road 2130B
This remote BLM route near Lone Butte offers dispersed camping on the Arizona Strip, ideal for travelers seeking isolated desert wilderness.
BLM Road 2132A Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 2132A, located on remote public lands near Colorado City, Arizona. This area offers primitive camping options in a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Road 2143 Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 2143. This remote dirt road offers access to public lands with scenic desert views near Point Rock.
BLM Road 2145A Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping options along BLM Road 2145A near Colorado City. This rugged desert track offers basic boondocking opportunities in a quiet wilderness setting.
BLM Road 4300A Dispersed
This desert corridor along BLM Road 4300A offers open dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Bullhead City.
BLM Road 4302A Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 4302A near Bullhead City. This area provides open desert camping on public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
BLM Road 4309 Dispersed
Wide open dispersed camping corridor located along BLM roads 4309A and 4309B near Mohave Valley. The terrain is flat desert with typical desert shrubs, providing ample space for larger rigs and quiet overnight stays under standard BLM rules.
BLM Road 4313A Dispersed
An unpaved Bureau of Land Management road corridor offering dispersed desert camping in the scenic Mohave Valley.
BLM Road 4331C Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 4331C in the Mohave Desert, located just over a mile from Jackpot Spring and offering vast open desert settings.
BLM Road 4338A
This unpaved corridor along BLM Road 4338A offers open desert dispersed camping in Mohave County. Located just off the highway, it provides quick access to nearby services in Desert Hills.
BLM Road 4344A Dispersed
This unpaved Bureau of Land Management road offers dispersed desert camping opportunities north of Desert Hills. Standard BLM rules apply with easy access to undeveloped pullouts.
BLM Road 4345A Dispersed
A quiet desert corridor along BLM Road 4345A offering dispersed camping on public lands near Desert Hills.
BLM Road 4349C
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 4349C, offering desert camping in Mohave County, Arizona.
BLM Road 4353A Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 4353A near Desert Hills. This remote desert area offers plenty of space for self-contained rigs looking for quiet BLM land.
BLM Road 4353D
This BLM road northeast of Lake Havasu City offers rugged dispersed camping along its unpaved corridor.
BLM Road 4353E Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping along BLM Road 4353E near Desert Hills. This remote corridor offers open desert views with basic roadside pullouts on public land.
BLM Road 4359A Dispersed
This unpaved Bureau of Land Management corridor near Desert Hills offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Road 4359Y Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping along BLM Road 4359Y near Lake Havasu City. This quiet area offers open spaces and rugged desert scenery with multiple pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs.
BLM Road 4362D Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 4362D and adjacent primitive tracks near Lake Havasu City. The area offers wide-open desert flats and small washes on undeveloped public lands, suitable for self-contained camping.
BLM Road 4368 Dispersed Camping
An open desert dispersed camping area situated along BLM Road 4368 near Lake Havasu City. This location offers rugged terrain with easy access to recreational opportunities in the surrounding Aubrey Hills.
BLM Road 4378B Dispersed
A remote BLM corridor located near Lake Havasu City, offering dispersed desert camping on public lands along unpaved tracks.
BLM Road 4394C Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping area along BLM Road 4394C north of Lake Havasu City. Offers primitive dispersed sites on public land with scenic desert views and easy access to local springs.
BLM Road 4400A Dispersed
A rustic dispersed camping area along BLM Road 4400A, offering wide-open desert landscapes near Lake Havasu City. The terrain is flat with sparse desert vegetation, allowing for spaced-out camping. Access is via unpaved desert roads which can be dusty and washboarded, but are generally navigable by most vehicles in dry weather.
BLM Road 4402K Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 4402K near Lake Havasu City. The area offers expansive desert views and open space on public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
BLM Road 4402W Dispersed Camping
Primitive dispersed camping along BLM Road 4402W, located northeast of Lake Havasu City. The area offers wide-open desert terrain with several flat pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs looking for quiet desert boondocking.
BLM Road 4412A Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 4412A near Lake Havasu City, offering desert dispersed camping opportunities within driving distance of Crossman Peak.
BLM Road 4435F Dispersed
A dispersed desert camping corridor along BLM Road 4435F, located just off the highway near Desert Hills.
BLM Road 4436G Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along BLM Road 4436G and connecting primitive routes near Powell Peak in the Arizona desert.
BLM Road 4438C Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping along BLM Road 4438C near Desert Hills, Arizona. This area offers wide open desert terrain with easy access to dry camping sites suitable for self-contained rigs. It serves as a convenient and quiet alternative near the Colorado River corridor.
BLM Road 4446D Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 4446D in Mohave County near Lake Havasu City, offering open desert terrain and peaceful remote spots.
BLM Road 4449C Dispersed
A desert dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 4449C north of Lake Havasu City.
BLM Road 4450C Dispersed
An unpaved desert corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Desert Hills. The area features open desert flats with dirt tracks, providing a quiet and spacious environment for self-contained rigs.
BLM Road 4472N Dispersed Area
This dispersed camping area lies along BLM Road 4472N north of Lake Havasu City. It features typical Arizona desert landscape with open gravel pull-outs, offering beautiful mountain vistas and easy access to standard BLM dispersed campsites.
BLM Road 4480 Dispersed
An unpaved Bureau of Land Management road near Lake Havasu City providing access to rugged, dispersed desert camping.
BLM Road 4480A
This remote desert road traverses public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management northeast of Lake Havasu City, offering quiet dispersed camping. The area features typical desert shrubland and flat terrain suitable for self-contained rigs looking to camp off-grid.
BLM Road 4481 Dispersed
A dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping on BLM-managed land near Desert Hills. This undeveloped area provides standard desert dispersed sites with scenic mountain backdrops near the Havasu National Wildlife Refuge.
BLM Road 7101F Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 7101F in the Hualapai Mountains. This dirt road features secluded mountain pull-offs surrounded by natural scenery, offering an escape from the lower desert valley. Sites are best suited for vans, high-clearance vehicles, and small off-grid trailers.
BLM Road 717B
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 717B in the rugged Arizona Strip. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to access these secluded, primitive sites.
BLM Road 7389E Dispersed
An off-grid dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 7389E in Mohave County. This remote desert landscape offers primitive camping opportunities with scenic mountain and mesa vistas near Mohave Springs.
BLM Road 7394E Dispersed
Remote desert dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 7394E, located east of Lake Havasu City. It provides basic boondocking opportunities on public lands with scenic, arid surroundings.
BLM Road 7836A Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 7836A near Bullhead City, Arizona, offering open desert spots on public land.
BLM Road Dispersed (Beaver Dam)
Dispersed camping sites along a scenic BLM road corridor near Beaver Dam, Arizona. The terrain consists of open desert landscapes with distant mountain views, offering remote and quiet stays. The road is a graded dirt surface that is easily accessible in dry conditions. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to access the deeper pullouts.
BLM Road Dispersed Area
An unpaved Bureau of Land Management corridor offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities in the desert near Beaver Dam. This dirt road provides access into remote public lands with scenic desert vistas and minimal traffic.
BLM Road Dispersed Camping (Beaver Dam)
This BLM corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt road near Beaver Dam, Arizona. Situated on the Arizona Strip, it provides basic desert surroundings with access to nearby trailheads.
BLM Road LH0086 Dispersed
Desert dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road LH0086 near Willow Valley and the Colorado River.
BLM Road near Tabeau Peak
A scenic BLM dirt road corridor near Beaver Dam, Arizona, offering remote dispersed camping options with views of the surrounding desert landscape and Tabeau Peak.
Blue Lagoon Lounge Parking
A paved commercial parking area near the Colorado River, suitable for standard vehicles but requiring explicit permission from local businesses for overnight stays.
Bureau of Land Management Road 1053F
An extremely rugged and remote dirt track located on Bureau of Land Management land near Meadview. The route is highly restricted by terrain, making it suitable only for off-highway vehicles and motorcycles seeking primitive, dispersed camping opportunities. Access is difficult, limiting camping to rugged, self-contained setups.
Campbell Cove RV Resort
An established private RV resort offering full hookups, hot showers, a pool, a hot tub, and coin-operated laundry facilities close to local amenities.
Cedar Pocket Road BLM Dispersed
A scenic desert dispersed camping corridor located along Cedar Pocket Road on BLM land, just off Interstate 15. The lower gravel staging area provides spacious and flat sites suitable for medium-sized rigs, while the road becomes progressively rougher and narrower as it winds deeper toward the wilderness. Beautiful views of surrounding mountains and desert flora make this a highly convenient overnight stop near the Arizona-Utah border.
Chloride BLM Dispersed Area
An expansive area of BLM-managed public land located just south and east of the historic town of Chloride. Accessible via 2nd Street and Tennessee Road, the terrain transitions from flat, level gravel pullouts near the town boundary to rougher, rutted primitive roads winding deeper toward the base of the mountains. Camping is free and quiet with scenic views of the surrounding valley and historical mining sites.
Chloride Town Stealth Parking
Generic town parking options within the small historic community of Chloride. Includes public areas such as the open ground behind the local library. While overnight stays are generally quiet and close to local dining, overnight street parking and vehicle habitation may be subject to municipal or county restrictions.
Chloride Western RV Park
A exceptionally clean and quiet, well-maintained rustic RV park located in a desert setting on the edge of Chloride. Offers both full-hookup sites and dedicated dry-camping areas. Amenities include very clean restrooms and hot showers, laundry facilities, a dog park, and a recreation room.
Circle S Campground RV Park
A basic, commercial RV park located close to Interstate 40 in Kingman. While it offers full hookups and showers, the park is poorly maintained, noisy due to highway traffic, and has security concerns.
Connection Road BLM Dispersed Area
A network of dirt roads on BLM land offering dispersed camping in a typical desert environment near Beaver Dam.
Cracker Barrel Kingman
A popular and convenient overnight stop at the Kingman Cracker Barrel. Features designated RV parking spots on a level asphalt lot, with friendly management permitting overnight stays for self-contained rigs.
Craggy Wash / BLM Road 4423B
A popular and highly active desert wash dispersed camping area located along BLM Road 4423B. The corridor winds through scenic rocky canyons and desert hills, providing numerous dirt and sand pull-offs. The road is unpaved and can feature heavy washboard conditions, with some sandy sections that may become soft after wet weather. This area is highly favored for its beautiful desert surroundings and proximity to local hiking trails.
Craggy Wash Dispersed Camping Area
This popular Bureau of Land Management dispersed camping area features rugged desert canyon scenery along a gravel wash with numerous spacious sites located just off the highway.
Craggy Wash Dispersed Camping Corridor
A highly popular desert dispersed camping canyon located just north of Lake Havasu City. The first mile of the access road is strictly closed to overnight camping and marked with regulatory signs. Dispersed camping is permitted beyond this first mile, offering numerous gravel pullouts that can accommodate rigs of all sizes. The area is heavily visited, particularly during the winter season, and experiences frequent off-highway vehicle activity. Due to the high density of visitors, expects a highly social and active environment rather than remote solitude.
Crazy Horse Campground
Crazy Horse Campground is a developed, private RV park located on the island in Lake Havasu, offering direct beach access and scenic views of the water. Amenities include full hookups, laundry, a heated pool, and close proximity to downtown attractions.
Desert Hills BLM Road Corridor
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road and route 4352B in the desert hills north of Lake Havasu City. The area offers rugged desert terrain with dispersed spots suitable for self-contained rigs.
Diamond Creek Campground
An incredible developed tribal campground situated at the bottom of the Grand Canyon on the banks of the Colorado River. Accessible via a scenic but rough 20-mile dirt road, this unique destination offers designated sites equipped with shade ramadas, picnic tables, and fire rings, making it a bucket-list destination for adventurous campers. Be sure to obtain the required tribal permit in Peach Springs before starting the drive down.
Dirt Lot next to Frey's Mexican Food
A basic, flat dirt area located next to a local dining establishment. In Autumn 2023, the establishment requested a small donation in exchange for overnight parking privileges.
East Minerva Lane Dispersed Area
A wide gravel pullout and roadside shoulder area along East Minerva Lane, located just off Interstate 40 and across from the Love's Travel Stop. It offers a convenient overnight option for various rigs, with scenic views of the surrounding hills and the distant city lights.
Flying J Travel Center & Denny's
This active Flying J Travel Center and Denny's offers a very spacious paved commercial parking lot suitable for large rigs and overnight stays. On-site facilities include standard restrooms, paid showers, propane, and a dedicated RV dump station with potable water. Expect typical truck plaza noise, including idling engines and nearby Route 66 train traffic.
Franconia Road BLM / 4342B
This BLM road corridor offers dispersed desert camping along Franconia Road and BLM Route 4342B, situated just off Interstate 40. The area features a variety of flat pull-offs and campsites nestled in a small canyon and on the surrounding ridges. While lower sites are accessible to standard vehicles, the road becomes rougher, steeper, and sandier as you venture further back. Expect ambient noise from the nearby highway and railway, alongside expansive desert views.
Golden Valley RV Park
A private, fully fenced two-acre RV park situated in a semi-rural setting along a paved road. The property offers pull-through sites with full hookups, including water, sewer, and 30/50 amp electric service. Conveniently located about ten miles off Interstate 40, it provides easy access for large rigs and offers scenic views of the nearby Black Mountain range.
Goodwill Shopping Center Parking Lot
A level, paved shopping center parking lot adjacent to Goodwill, offering an alternative to the busier Walmart lot nearby. Popular with standard vans and larger RVs alike.
Gordon Drive Private Dry Camp
This secure, fenced private lot in Kingman offers affordable dry camping for rigs under 30 feet. Guests have access to city water on-site, with a friendly host managing the property year-round.
Grand Canyon Caverns Campground
A developed campground adjacent to the historic Grand Canyon Caverns, offering basic amenities and easy access off Route 66.
Grand Canyon Caverns Inn & Hotel
A private motel and RV park located along historic Route 66. Offers designated camping sites among juniper trees, complete with electric and water hookups, picnic tables, and fire rings. Guests have access to a modern restroom building with hot showers and laundry facilities, as well as an on-site restaurant and gift shop. Excellent staging point for nearby tribal land excursions.
Havasu Heights BLM Road
Flat, spacious desert dispersed camping along Havasu Heights Road on BLM land. This easily accessible area accommodates rigs of all sizes, though campers often park relatively close to one another during peak winter months.
Hn15A BLM Primitive Roads
A network of primitive desert tracks on Bureau of Land Management land northeast of Lake Havasu City. The area offers dispersed camping opportunities with panoramic desert vistas, though access requires navigating rough, unpaved terrain.
Hole-in-the-Wall Campground
Hole-in-the-Wall Campground is situated among volcanic rock formations in Mojave National Preserve, providing an excellent base for hikers. The facility offers gravel sites with picnic tables and fire rings. Available amenities include pit toilets, trash cans, potable water via standpipes, and a dump station. Hikes such as the Ring Loop Trail begin nearby, and reservations must be booked online.
Hualapai County Park
A developed county park campground situated in a mountain setting. It offers standard dry camping sites, RV hookups, flush toilets, a playground, and a dog park. Dry camping and hookup options are available on opposite sides of the road.
Kingman Fenced RV Parking
A private, fenced double lot in Kingman offering gated RV parking. The site includes a 30-amp electrical hookup along with access to an indoor restroom and shower facility. Located in a residential area, it provides a secure and comfortable spot to overnight.
Kingman KOA
A fully developed private RV park in Kingman offering comfortable amenities for travelers looking to break up boondocking trips. The facility features full hookups, well-maintained showers, a laundry room, hot tub, unheated pool, putting green, and a dedicated dog park.
Lake Havasu BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive desert corridor located east of Lake Havasu City, offering remote dispersed camping on public lands. The unmaintained dirt track winds through arid washes and provides a quiet retreat for self-contained rigs. Travelers should expect sandy spots and occasional rocky ruts along the route.
Lake Havasu State Park
Lake Havasu State Park Campground offers well-appointed developed campsites situated directly along the scenic shores of Lake Havasu. Each site features a shade cabana, picnic table, grill, and fire pit, with options for water and electric hookups. Clean modern restrooms, hot showers, and a dump station are available on-site, along with a designated overflow area for dry camping when the main loops are fully booked. Its close proximity to downtown makes it highly convenient for accessing local dining and attractions.
Lake Havasu State Park
A well-maintained Arizona State Park campground located along the shores of Lake Havasu. Offers spacious sites with decent spacing, scenic lake views, and private, basic restroom facilities.
Land Beyond Zion
A private, commercial nomad-focused campground located on the edge of the Canaan Wilderness near Colorado City. This unique community-oriented space offers communal kitchens, flushing toilets, hot showers, and a jacuzzi, making it an excellent basecamp for exploring the surrounding desert landscapes. The property accommodates vans, small RVs, and tents with a mix of standard and electric hookup sites.
Lanfair Road Campsite
A remote and quiet dispersed camping area located along Lanfair Road near the boundary of the Mojave National Preserve. The site features established metal campfire rings and sits slightly elevated next to a desert wash, offering wide desert vistas. It is highly exposed to the elements, but easily reached by standard passenger vehicles.
Laughlin Casino Strip Stealth Area
An urban corridor along the Laughlin casino strip where informal parking and gravel lots exist. While some travelers park overnight on local dirt turnouts or near commercial plazas, local municipal codes and private property security strictly enforce parking limits, and overnight stays on public streets or unauthorized private lots are generally prohibited.
Lh0007 BLM Road Dispersed
A remote BLM corridor along Lh0007 near Willow Valley, offering dispersed desert camping. Best suited for self-contained rigs looking for quiet and basic privacy. Access is via unpaved tracks that can be rough depending on seasonal weather.
Lone Tree BLM Dispersed Area
A popular and highly accessible dispersed camping and staging area on Bureau of Land Management land just east of the highway. It features a large, flat gravel staging lot that accommodates rigs of all sizes, with dirt tracks leading deeper into the surrounding desert hills for additional space.
Love's Travel Stop - Kingman
A busy commercial travel stop located directly off Interstate 40, offering standard amenities including a fuel station, convenience store, showers, dump station, and potable water. Overnight parking is permitted in designated areas of the lot.
Lowe's Lake Havasu City
An overnight stay is permitted for one night in the Lowe's parking lot with store manager permission. Ensure you ask for permission and park out of the way of customers in the outer perimeter.
Meadview BLM Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping area on public BLM lands south of Meadview, offering wide-open desert views and sparse desert vegetation.
Mount Logan BLM Primitive Roads
Remote primitive dirt roads on BLM land near Mount Logan and Big Spring. This area offers highly isolated dispersed camping opportunities suitable for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles looking for deep wilderness experiences.
Packsaddle Campground
A small, remote, and free BLM campground offering basic amenities including a pit toilet, trash bins, recycling, picnic tables, and fire rings. Located along Big Wash Road, the area provides stunning mountain vistas and scenic rock outcroppings. While the southern access route is passable for standard passenger vehicles and vans if driven slowly, the northern route requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle. The site configuration is tight, with only one site suitable for a small camper or van, while the remaining sites are walk-to tent sites.
Petro Truck Stop - Blake Ranch Road
Large commercial truck stop parking lot offering basic overnight parking. Ideal for quick highway stopovers.
Pierce Ferry Campsites
An arid desert campground located near the Colorado River at the end of Pearce Ferry Road, offering views of the Grand Canyon's west rim. The area features around ten designated sites with fire rings and BBQ grates, plus a nearby pit toilet. It serves as a takeout point for river rafters, so expect occasional daytime activity, but nights are highly peaceful and secluded.
Pilot Travel Center - Dolan Springs
A large, paved travel plaza parking lot off Highway 93 that offers convenient overnight parking for all rig sizes alongside standard highway services.
Pioneer Hotel & Gambling Hall
This official casino parking lot offers structured, secure overnight stays for self-contained RVs and campervans. Guests must register with on-site security to obtain a multi-day permit, and vehicles are subject to safety and leak inspections prior to approval.
Planet Fitness - Bullhead City
A standard commercial parking lot at Planet Fitness. Overnight stays are generally tolerated for gym members, and showers are available inside for those with a valid membership.
Planet Fitness
Paved parking lot at the Planet Fitness in Lake Havasu City, suitable for low-profile stealth vehicles.
Planet Fitness Kingman
A convenient paved commercial lot allowing overnight stays. In Spring 2026, visitors reported that staff permitted overnight parking for self-contained vehicles on the side and rear of the lot. The area is well-lit and mostly level, though traffic noise is common.
Rks Out BLM Road
A highly rugged BLM road corridor near the Upper Grand Wash Cliffs, accessible only by high-clearance 4WD or off-highway vehicles. Dispersed camping is allowed on adjacent public lands following standard BLM guidelines.
Route 66 Campground
A convenient, basic private RV campground located directly behind the Seligman General Store on historic Route 66. It features level gravel sites with partial or full hookups, plus dry camping options, with easy walking access to the town's restaurants and attractions.
Standard Wash Area Dispersed Camping (BLM)
Standard Wash Area is a popular BLM dispersed camping and OHV staging corridor located just off the highway south of Lake Havasu City. The wide-open desert landscape features numerous pullouts suitable for rigs of all sizes, though visitors should expect ambient noise from the nearby highway and active mining operations, alongside dusty conditions from recreational vehicles.
Standard Wash BLM Dispersed Area
A vast, popular Bureau of Land Management dispersed camping area located south of Lake Havasu City. The terrain consists of wide, flat gravel washes, rolling desert hills, and an abandoned gravel pit. It offers numerous spacious sites with rocky fire rings, making it highly suitable for rigs of all sizes, though desert winds are common.
Sunrise RV Park
A commercial RV park located directly off Interstate 40 in Kingman, offering closely spaced pull-through sites with full hookups, coin-operated laundry, hot showers, and restrooms.
TA Express Travel Center Beaver Dam
A modern travel center featuring multiple quick-service dining options, clean restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. It offers a large, dedicated car and RV parking lot separate from the main semi-truck parking, which helps reduce overnight noise. This is a highly convenient, paved stopover right off the interstate.
TA Travel Center - Kingman
A standard commercial travel stop in Kingman offering paved parking for all rig sizes alongside 24-hour services. It is a reliable option for a quick overnight stop, though expect continuous truck activity and occasional loitering in the area.
Temple Bar Campground
A well-maintained National Park Service campground situated in the Temple Bar area of Lake Mead National Recreation Area. It features paved loops with flush toilets and shared water access, offering convenient proximity to Lake Mead water recreation, hiking trails, and the nearby marina.
Temple Bar RV Park
An RV park located near the Temple Bar Marina, offering full hookups and convenient access to Lake Mead boating, fishing, and water sports.
Terry Bench Pipeline Road
Dispersed desert camping along Terry Bench Pipeline Road offers expansive views and quiet nights on BLM land. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to washboards and rough dirt sections.
Tuweep Campground
A highly remote backcountry campground situated on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon within Grand Canyon National Park. Reaching this spectacular area requires navigating a long, washboard dirt road, with the final three miles being extremely rocky and demanding high clearance. The campground features clean pit toilets, no water, and stunning overlooks of the Colorado River and the inner canyon.
Virgin River Canyon Recreation Area
An official developed BLM campground featuring paved loops with direct highway access. Ideal for quick overnight stops with picnic shelters, though sites are tightly spaced and highway noise is present.
Walmart Kingman
A busy commercial parking lot offering a quick and accessible overnight stay in Kingman. Very popular with motorhomes and van travelers looking for a convenient paved stopover.
Wanderer's Rest
A quiet private property in the scenic desert foothills of the Hualapai Mountains offering a handful of gravel sites. The location features beautiful mountain views and access to hiking trails on-site.
Water Canyon RV Park
A newly developed commercial RV park situated behind a local restaurant in Colorado City. The property features level gravel pull-through sites with services, making it highly practical for large rigs, though it experiences business noise during daytime hours.
Water Canyon RV Park
A clean, basic RV park offering three-way hookups. The setup resembles a paved parking lot with close spacing and some highway noise, but provides convenient utility hookups.
Whitmore Helipad Camp
A flat, cleared dispersed camping area near the historic helipad footprint, set back slightly from the main canyon drop-off.
Whitmore Overlook & Canyon Rim
An exceptionally remote canyon rim area overlooking the Colorado River deep within the Grand Canyon watershed. Accessible only by extremely rugged 4WD tracks, this area offers dispersed camping opportunities directly on the volcanic rim and at nearby clearings.
Wild Cow Springs Campground
Wild Cow Springs Campground is a developed BLM facility nestled in a grove of oak and large ponderosa pines within the Hualapai Mountains. It features about 17 sites, including group options, equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, grills, and vault toilets. The access road is a winding dirt mountain route that can be challenging in inclement weather, making this destination ideal for smaller rigs and camper vans.
Windy Point Campground
A developed Bureau of Land Management campground nestled along the crest of the Cerbat Mountains, offering beautiful views of the surrounding valley. The area features basic amenities like fire rings, picnic tables, and a vault toilet. Access is best from the north route, which is suitable for standard vehicles.
Zuni Village RV Park
Zuni Village RV Park is a clean, fully developed private RV park in Kingman. It offers full hookups, hot showers, and laundry facilities within a convenient distance from the interstate.