Dispersed Camping in Conejos County, Colorado
Showing 72 locations in Conejos County.
Alemadetis Road Dispersed
This quiet dirt road corridor in the Rio Grande National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities. The route features a native dirt surface and is accessible to most standard vehicles under dry conditions.
Aspen Glade Campground
A quiet and scenic developed USFS campground situated along the Conejos River under a canopy of ponderosa pines, spruce, and fir trees. Famous for adjacent Gold Medal trout fishing streams, the area offers peaceful wilderness immersion with standard developed amenities.
Big Horn Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor winds through the Rio Grande National Forest near Bighorn Peak. Dispersed camping is accessible for standard passenger vehicles along the native material forest road.
BLM 5012: Cove Reservoir Corridor
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5012 near Cove Reservoir, offering rustic and undeveloped sites on public land.
BLM 5015: Pinon Hills
Dispersed camping along this remote BLM road offers peaceful, secluded spots amidst rocky hills. Navigating the rough dirt corridor requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle.
BLM 5048: Las Mesitas
Dispersed camping options along BLM Road 5048 near Las Mesitas, offering secluded sites in a rugged, high-desert environment.
Blm 5059: Bountiful West
A remote dirt road corridor on BLM land in Conejos County, offering dispersed camping for high-clearance 4WD vehicles seeking quiet seclusion.
Blm 5060: Capulin Peak
This rugged BLM road winds up toward Capulin Peak, offering quiet dispersed camping with scenic mountain views. The route is rough and requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle, making it best suited for capable vans and off-road rigs.
BLM 5358 - Manassa Dikes Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5358 near the Manassa Dikes, offering remote spots in a quiet rural setting. Access requires a high-clearance vehicle due to the rough dirt road surface.
BLM Land near Conejos, CO
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BLM Road 1013 (Sure Shot)
This remote BLM road corridor in southern Colorado provides quiet dispersed camping opportunities on a rough dirt track. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is highly recommended to navigate the unimproved surface.
BLM Road 5000: Grease Wood Flat
A rugged dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road 5000 in the open shrublands of Conejos County. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the rough dirt road surface.
BLM Road 5005 (Rio Grande Breaks)
Rugged and isolated dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5005 within the Rio Grande Breaks. The area offers remote desert canyon vistas suited for self-contained, high-clearance rigs.
BLM Road 5005 (Rio Grande Breaks)
A rugged dirt corridor offering primitive dispersed camping within the scenic breaks of the Rio Grande. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to the unpaved and potentially rutted road surface.
BLM Road 5010 (King's Mine)
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5010 near King's Mine in Conejos County. The area offers secluded primitive sites suitable for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Road 5021 Dispersed Camping
This rugged BLM road corridor offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities near the Rio Grande. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended due to the rough and unmaintained dirt surface.
BLM Road 5022 (Cove Lake)
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5022 near Cove Lake, set in the scenic high-desert plains of the San Luis Valley in southern Colorado.
BLM Road 5025 (Alta Mirage)
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land near Conejos. The route requires high clearance and is best suited for self-contained, rugged vehicles.
BLM Road 5032 (Colorado Lava)
This dirt road corridor on Bureau of Land Management land offers opportunities for dispersed camping in a quiet rural setting near Antonito, Colorado.
BLM Road 5033 Dispersed Camping
This remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5033 offers quiet, secluded sites on the slopes of San Antonio Mountain. The access road is rough and requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle.
BLM Road 5034 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping on BLM land near Cumbres, Colorado.
BLM Road 5035 (Toltec)
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM land in Conejos County, providing access to undeveloped dispersed camping sites. The road requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to rough, uneven dirt terrain.
BLM Road 5040 (Jaramillo) Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5040 (Jaramillo) offering remote, undeveloped sites on public land. The road requires high-clearance or 4WD vehicles due to rough, improved dirt conditions.
BLM Road 5045 (Los Mogotes)
This rugged BLM road offers remote dispersed camping options along the volcanic terrain of Los Mogotes. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the unpaved, rocky track.
BLM Road 5047 (Las Mesitas South)
This remote dirt road corridor offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities on Bureau of Land Management land in southern Colorado. The access road is rough and requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle.
BLM Road 5051 - Prospect Mountain
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5051 near Prospect Mountain and Los Mogotes. The route consists of rough, unmaintained dirt tracks suitable only for high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
BLM Road 5055 (Cinder Pits) Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road 5055 in Conejos County, Colorado, offering quiet camping options amidst a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Road 5059 (Bountiful West) Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along BLM Road 5059 in the Bountiful West area, offering secluded sites surrounded by mountain views. The access road is a rough, unpaved dirt track requiring a high-clearance 4WD vehicle.
BLM Road 5063 (North Vicente)
A rugged BLM road corridor offering quiet, secluded dispersed camping in a remote forest setting.
BLM Road 5064 (Rajadero East)
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5064, providing quiet and isolated spots in a wilderness setting. Access requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle.
BLM Road 5066 Dispersed (Horned Owl)
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5066, situated near the Horned Owl Retention Dam in Conejos County. The area offers secluded primitive camping with rugged terrain.
BLM Road 5073 (Poso Hill)
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5073 (Poso Hill) offering remote sites in a rugged rural landscape.
BLM Road 5074 - Poso Creek
An undeveloped dirt road corridor managed by the BLM near Poso Creek, providing quiet dispersed camping opportunities.
BLM Road 5075 (Whippoorwill)
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 5075 (Whippoorwill) in Conejos County. The route is highly rugged and requires a capable high-clearance 4WD vehicle to navigate safely, offering remote, isolated campsites in a peaceful natural setting.
BLM Route 5055 Cinder Pits
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Route 5055 (Cinder Pits) near Conejos, Colorado. The route traverses arid volcanic terrain with cinder pits, requiring high-clearance or 4WD vehicles due to rough dirt surfaces.
Bureau of Land Management Road 142G
Rugged dirt road corridor on BLM land near Sugar Loaf offering secluded, primitive camping options.
Camino Punche Dispersed (BLM Road 5023)
This dispersed camping area lies along BLM Road 5023 (Camino Punche) in the scenic San Luis Valley near Conejos. The dirt road leads into remote public land, offering primitive campsites with high privacy and peaceful solitude.
Capulin Connector BLM Road
This unpaved corridor on BLM land offers quiet, remote dispersed camping opportunities. It is best suited for self-contained travelers looking for peace and solitude.
Carson National Forest near Conejos, CO
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Cruces Basin Campground
A rustic National Forest campground offering basic camping options near the Cruces Basin Wilderness.
Dry Lakes Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Dry Lakes road within the Rio Grande National Forest, featuring wooded sites with native dirt road access.
Forest Road 712 Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Forest Road 712 (also known as Forest Spur) within Carson National Forest. Grassy, open meadows surrounded by pine forests offer several boondocking pull-offs. The road is gravel and dirt, generally accessible for most rigs during dry conditions.
Forest Road 87A Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor nestled along Forest Road 87A within the Carson National Forest, featuring level clearings shaded by mature pines and aspen trees near open mountain meadows.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
Quiet and secluded dispersed sites situated along Forest Spur road, providing peaceful camping options surrounded by conifers and natural landscapes.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A scenic Forest Service spur road offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities within the Rio Grande National Forest near Broke Off Mountain.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet and peaceful forest spur road located within the Carson National Forest, providing easy dispersed camping opportunities. The dirt road is accessible to most vehicles and offers wooded surroundings near local natural springs.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet National Forest road spur offering dispersed camping options surrounded by peaceful woodlands. This area provides a convenient spot for overnight stays under standard forest service regulations.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping sites along a forest spur road in Carson National Forest, providing quick access to nearby trails and the Los Pinos campground.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Dispersed camping along this quiet dirt spur road in the Carson National Forest offers easy access for most vehicles and scenic forested surroundings.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet National Forest road offering dispersed camping opportunities with a native dirt surface, surrounded by scenic forested terrain.
Forest Spur
A dirt forest road corridor located in Carson National Forest, providing year-round access for dispersed camping. The road is composed of improved native material and is accessible to all standard vehicle types.
Forest Spur
This quiet dirt forest spur offers secluded dispersed camping within the national forest. The native material road is accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions.
Fox CR Spur Dispersed
A scenic dirt forest spur road within the Rio Grande National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities. It provides a peaceful setting near McIntyre Peak and the Rio Grande.
Hot Creek Wildlife Area A
This dispersed camping corridor runs along the Hot Creek area, offering basic, remote sites on public land. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to unpaved road conditions.
La Jara Reservoir State Wildlife Area
Primitive lakeside camping located within the remote La Jara Reservoir State Wildlife Area, ideal for fishing and boating. Access requires a valid Colorado Parks and Wildlife license or access permit.
La Jara Reservoir SWA State Park
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Laguna Larga Campground
A scenic high-country camping area located next to Laguna Larga in the Rio Grande National Forest.
Los Pinos Campground
A scenic, quiet forest campground situated along the Los Pinos River. It offers several developed campsites equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, as well as access to excellent trout fishing. Dispersed overflow sites are also found further along the access road.
Magote Road
A native-dirt road corridor providing dispersed camping access in the Rio Grande National Forest near Bighorn Peak. Suitable for multiple vehicle types with access to scenic woodland areas.
Massey Gulch
Massey Gulch provides dispersed camping along a dirt forest road within the Rio Grande National Forest. This area offers quiet camping along the corridor under dry conditions.
Mogote Campground
Located along the beautiful Conejos River, this developed campground is situated within shaded groves of ponderosa pine, cottonwood, spruce, and aspen. Known for its proximity to Gold Medal trout fishing on the river and nearby hiking trails, the campground offers upper and lower loops with peaceful lakeside and wooded sites. On-site facilities include vault toilets, drinking water, picnic tables, and fire rings, with no electrical hookups.
Osier Park Plantation Dispersed Camping
Peaceful dispersed camping corridor located within the Rio Grande National Forest, offering scenic spots nestled near Osier Mountain. This forest road provides easy access to native-surface sites surrounded by beautiful pines.
Radio Road Dispersed (Rio Grande)
This Forest Service corridor offers dispersed camping options along a native dirt road in the Rio Grande National Forest. It provides a peaceful wooded setting with straightforward access to standard vehicles in dry weather.
San Antonio Loop BLM Road 1016
This rough, dirt BLM road loops near San Antonio Mountain, offering primitive dispersed camping options for high-clearance vehicles. High-clearance and 4WD are highly recommended to navigate the uneven terrain.
South Labatos Bridge River Access
Dispersed camping and river access located on BLM land near the historic Lobatos Bridge, offering scenic views of the Rio Grande. Flat, dirt clearings along the river canyon are ideal for self-contained campers seeking a quiet wilderness experience.
Tower Road Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Tower Road within the Rio Grande National Forest. The road is composed of native dirt material but remains accessible to most vehicles during dry conditions.
Tp 120: Pinabetoso Peaks Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor on Bureau of Land Management territory along Tp 120 near Pinabetoso Peaks. This high-desert road requires capable high-clearance vehicles to safely access primitive pull-offs.
Trail Gulch Cow Camp
A peaceful dispersed camping area located along Trail Gulch Cow Camp road within the Rio Grande National Forest. Access is via a native-material dirt road, offering quiet surroundings and multiple pull-off sites.
Tres Piedras District, Carson National Forest
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Turquoise Mine Road Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping opportunities located along the Turquoise Mine road on BLM-managed land in Conejos County, offering views of the surrounding hills. This quiet area provides a natural setting close to local landscape landmarks.
Vallecitos Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor along Vallecitos Road within the Carson National Forest area, offering multiple pullouts for dispersed camping amidst a tranquil pine forest setting.
Wismoth Crater Road Dispersed Camping
A wide-open dispersed camping corridor along Wismoth Crater Road (TP 147). This area spans public lands managed by both the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service, offering numerous level sites suitable for rigs of various sizes. Visitors can find spacious pull-offs with panoramic views, though some areas may experience minor traffic from off-road vehicles.