Dispersed Camping in Dolores County, Colorado
Showing 72 locations in Dolores County.
Bench Mark MTN Road
Dispersed camping options along the Bench Mark Mountain forest road corridor.
BLM Land near Dove Creek, CO
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BLM Road 4531 Dispersed (Canyons of the Ancients)
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road 4531 within Canyons of the Ancients National Monument. Located just past the Painted Hand Pueblo trailhead, this rugged dirt track features several pullouts perched on the edge of the canyon, offering stunning panoramic views of the canyon country and Sleeping Ute Mountain. The road is rough and narrow, requiring high-clearance vehicles to navigate safely, especially on the descent toward Cutthroat Castle.
BLM Road B2031 Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road B2031 near Dove Creek, offering a peaceful open desert-shrub landscape.
BLM Road B328 Dispersed
This BLM road corridor offers remote dispersed camping options on undeveloped public lands near Dove Creek, Colorado. Access is via an improved dirt road.
BLM Road B334 Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along BLM Road B334 on public lands near Dove Creek. The road consists of an improved dirt surface providing access to peaceful high-desert shrublands.
BLM Road B336
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road B336 near Dove Creek. The area offers undeveloped pullouts in a high-desert sagebrush landscape on public land.
BLM Road B349
This corridor along BLM Road B349 offers remote dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Dove Creek. The road consists of an improved dirt surface that provides access to undeveloped sites surrounded by high-desert landscape.
BLM Road B360 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road B360 near Dove Creek, offering quiet, undeveloped sites in a rural, high-desert setting.
BLM Road D0792
A remote dirt road corridor offering quiet, undeveloped dispersed camping opportunities on public lands near Dove Creek.
BLM Road D0793 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping options along BLM Road D0793 near Dove Creek. This dirt route traverses open BLM land, offering remote and quiet spots.
BLM Road D0851 Dispersed Camping
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D0851, offering remote sites in a quiet high-desert environment near the Colorado-Utah border.
BLM Road D0860
A remote unpaved corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Dove Creek, offering primitive dispersed camping along the road.
BLM Road D0862 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D0862 in southwestern Colorado, characterized by quiet surroundings and typical pinon-juniper woodland scenery. The area is highly secluded but has dirt access roads that require dry conditions.
BLM Road D0866 Dispersed
This unimproved dirt road traverses undeveloped Bureau of Land Management territory near Dove Creek, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities.
BLM Road D3363 Dispersed Camping
This quiet dispersed camping area runs along BLM Road D3363 near Dove Creek. The dirt road offers basic roadside pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs looking for a peaceful stay on public land.
BLM Road D3372 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D3372 near Dove Creek, offering quiet, primitive spots in a rural setting. Access is via a dirt road that requires caution when wet.
BLM Road D3377 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Bureau of Land Management Road D3377 near Dove Creek. This unimproved dirt road offers remote camping options on public lands near the Utah-Colorado border.
BLM Road D3378 Dispersed
A quiet and remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D3378 in Dolores County.
BLM Road D3385 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D3385 in western Colorado, offering quiet pull-off options on public land.
BLM Road D3391 Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D3391 in Dolores County. The area offers quiet, secluded camping in a rural Colorado setting.
BLM Road D3399 Dispersed
An unpaved BLM route offering remote dispersed camping opportunities in Dolores County. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for navigating primitive dirt tracks along this road corridor.
BLM Road D3981 Dispersed
This remote BLM road near Dove Creek provides primitive dispersed camping along its dirt corridor.
BLM Road D3995 Dispersed
BLM Road D3995 offers dispersed camping opportunities along a remote dirt corridor near Dove Creek. Dry conditions are ideal as the dirt surface can become impassable when wet.
BLM Road D4000
This dirt road corridor on Bureau of Land Management land offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities near Dove Creek.
BLM Road D4002 Dispersed
This remote dirt road offers access to dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management territory near Dove Creek. It is a quiet, primitive area suited for self-contained rigs looking for seclusion.
BLM Road D4048 Dispersed
This remote BLM road corridor offers rustic dispersed camping spots surrounded by quiet, high-desert shrubland. Access requires navigating an unimproved dirt road that becomes slick and muddy when wet.
BLM Road D4050 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D4050, offering beautiful panoramic canyon views and distant mountain vistas. The main overlook provides a level space suitable for multiple rigs, though the approach road features a steep hill that requires extra caution.
Box Elder BLM Campground
A small, remote BLM campground nestled deep inside the Dolores River canyon, offering primitive sites with fire rings, picnic tables, and vault toilets.
Bradfield Campground
A peaceful campground situated along the Dolores River. It offers covered picnic tables, fire rings, and clean vault toilets, making it a comfortable spot for various rig sizes in a scenic canyon.
County Road 23S Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along County Road 23S, offering quiet sites with scenic access to the surrounding Bureau of Land Management canyons. This dirt route serves as a gateway to remote southwest Colorado canyon country.
D0564 BLM Dispersed Camping Corridor
A rugged and remote dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM public lands near Dove Creek. This undeveloped area features primitive dirt roads best suited for high-clearance vehicles looking for quiet isolation.
D4005 BLM Road
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4005 in Dolores County, Colorado, offering quiet spots on undeveloped public land.
D4045 BLM Road
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management lands near Dove Creek.
Doe Springs A Dispersed
Doe Springs A is a native dirt forest road offering dispersed camping opportunities within the San Juan National Forest near Dove Creek. The route provides access to quiet forest sites and is best suited for dry-season travel.
Dolores Canyon Overlook Road Dispersed
Dispersed campsites located along the access road leading to the scenic Dolores Canyon Overlook. The area provides stunning canyon vistas and a quiet wilderness environment close to the overlook parking and picnic sites.
Dolores Canyon Trailhead
A remote canyon country trailhead offering quiet, dispersed camping opportunities on public lands near the Dolores River.
Dolores River Canyon Backcountry
A remote wilderness backcountry zone located in the Dolores River Canyon near Joe Davis Hill. It features several secluded walk-in sites along the canyon trails.
Dolores River Canyon Middle Backcountry Site
A remote backcountry camp site situated on a flat bench in the Dolores River Canyon.
Dolores River Canyon North Backcountry Site
A scenic canyon-side walk-in camping area along the Dolores River backcountry route.
Dolores River Canyon Overlook Road
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the rim of the Dolores River Canyon near Dove Creek, offering pristine canyon vistas and exceptional privacy. The area is accessed via a well-graded dirt road suitable for most vehicles in dry conditions.
Dolores River Canyon Primitive Site A
A quiet, walk-in campsite nestled within the rugged Dolores River Canyon wilderness area.
Dolores River Canyon Primitive Site B
A primitive hike-in campsite located in the scenic canyon country near Dove Creek.
Dolores River Canyon South Backcountry Site
A remote walk-in backcountry campsite located along the scenic Dolores River Canyon trail.
Dove Creek Trailhead Access
A remote trailhead access point in Dolores County, suitable for quick self-contained overnight parking before hiking.
Dry Creek Basin SWA
This state wildlife area offers primitive camping in a quiet, high-desert environment. A valid Colorado Parks and Wildlife license or pass is required for all visitors.
Dry Creek Basin SWA State Park
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Gg15 Road Dispersed Camping
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping options along the rims of the Dolores River canyon system near Dove Creek. This high-desert setting features sparse pinyon-juniper cover, dramatic canyon views, and rugged terrain.
Glade Canyon A Dispersed Corridor
A quiet forest road corridor offering dispersed camping options under the canopy of the San Juan National Forest. The native material road is accessible to most rigs during the late spring through autumn season.
Glade I Dispersed Camping
Glade I offers dispersed camping along a native dirt road in the San Juan National Forest near Dolores County. It provides a peaceful forested setting suitable for most vehicle types during the late spring through autumn seasons.
Glade MTN Lookout Dispersed Corridor
A quiet forest service road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities in the San Juan National Forest near Dove Creek.
Highway 90 Roadside Dispersed
This basic roadside pull-off along Highway 90 provides a straightforward, no-frills option for a quick overnight stay. It is easily accessible for most rig types but offers minimal privacy and experiences regular passing traffic.
Lone Dome F1 Dispersed Camping
This seasonal forest corridor in San Juan National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native-material dirt road. Suitable for standard vehicles in dry weather, it provides a quiet retreat with typical wooded scenery.
Lone Dome H Road Dispersed
A quiet Forest Service road corridor in the San Juan National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt terrain.
Lone Dome Road Dispersed
Located within the scenic San Juan National Forest, Lone Dome Road offers easily accessible dispersed camping along a maintained gravel corridor near the Dolores River. The sites are generally quiet, well-suited for standard vehicles, and open seasonally from spring through late autumn.
Narraguinnep Canyon
A scenic canyon corridor offering dispersed camping options along a native-surface forest road in the San Juan National Forest. It provides a peaceful setting with seasonal access for most vehicle types.
Ormiston Point
This scenic dispersed camping corridor along Ormiston Point Road provides quiet sites nestled within the San Juan National Forest near the Dolores River Canyon.
Pony Rsvr D
A remote dirt road corridor in the San Juan National Forest near Dove Creek, offering primitive roadside dispersed camping opportunities. Standard national forest regulations apply along this native surface road.
Powerline North Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Powerline North road within the San Juan National Forest. The native-surface road is accessible to a wide variety of vehicles during dry conditions.
Q12 Road Dispersed Camping
A remote dispersed camping area along Q12 Road, descending into the rugged canyon country of Dolores County in western Colorado. The road is rough and requires a high-clearance vehicle, offering quiet sites with scenic canyon views.
R13 Road - San Miguel Canyon Dispersed
Scenic canyon dispersed camping sites overlooking the Dolores and San Miguel River confluence area near R13 Road and the Paradox Trail.
Rimrocker Adventures RV Park
A clean and well-maintained commercial RV park offering gravel sites with full hookups, onsite laundry, showers, and propane sales.
Road B356 BLM Dispersed
Road B356 offers straightforward, paved access to dispersed camping sites on adjacent BLM land near Dove Creek. It is highly suitable for rigs of all sizes looking for an easy roadside overnight option.
Road B382 BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities located along the improved dirt corridor of Road B382 on public lands near Dove Creek.
Ryman Creek Road Dispersed Camping
Wooded dispersed camping along Ryman Creek Road in the San Juan National Forest. The gravel road provides access to multiple pullouts suitable for standard vehicles during the late spring to late autumn season.
The Ballpark Campground
A developed county campground leased and maintained by the local historical society along the scenic San Miguel River in Uravan. Features shaded sites with picnic tables, fire rings, charcoal grills, and portable toilets.
Thomas Mountain Road A Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping within the San Juan National Forest. The route features a native-dirt surface suitable for a variety of vehicles during dry conditions.
White Sands A2 Dispersed
White Sands A2 is a quiet dispersed camping corridor situated within the San Juan National Forest, offering roadside pullouts along a native dirt road.
White Sands Cutoff Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options on native dirt surfaces within the San Juan National Forest near Dove Creek.
White Sands
Scenic dispersed camping is located along the White Sands forest road within the San Juan National Forest. The dirt road provides access to native material pull-offs.
Wild Steer Mesa Backcountry
This primitive backcountry campsite offers a highly secluded walk-in camping option near the scenic Wild Steer Mesa.
Wolf Den Dispersed
This quiet dirt corridor offers dispersed camping options within the San Juan National Forest. It provides a standard wooded setting suitable for self-contained rigs during the open season.