Dispersed Camping in Emery County, Utah
Showing 426 locations in Emery County (Page 2 of 2).
Oakmont Drive Dispersed Camping
This remote road corridor offers undeveloped, primitive camping options on Bureau of Land Management lands near Ferron, Utah. The terrain is characterized by arid, open desert environments with extensive space for self-contained rigs.
Oil Well Flat: Route 7183 Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along BLM Route 7183 in the scenic badlands of Emery County. The route offers secluded sites surrounded by unique geological features, with Pinnacle Point located nearby. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the unpaved, uneven terrain.
Oil Well Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor located along Oil Well Road (Oil Flat Road) in the remote San Rafael Swell. The terrain features a large, open flat area that provides dramatic vistas of the San Rafael River Canyon walls and Cane Wash. Access is rugged, making it best suited for high-clearance or capable off-grid setups.
Old Folks Flat Campground
Old Folks Flat Campground is situated in scenic Huntington Canyon along Utah Highway 31. This developed facility primarily features group sites, but also offers eight single-family campsites. The area is highly popular for fly fishing in Huntington Creek, hiking local trailheads, and scenic driving.
Old Highway BLM Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Old Highway on Bureau of Land Management land. The area offers expansive desert views and typical public land camping freedom.
Old Woman Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through the Fishlake National Forest along Old Woman Road. This route provides a remote high-desert and forested setting with several primitive pull-offs suitable for camping.
Orange Olsen
An administrative cabin rental site offering historic dwelling and cabin lodging. Located near Joe's Valley Reservoir, it features solar lighting, an LP range, flushing toilets, and heated showers, but has no electricity or refrigerators.
Oyster Shell Pit Road BLM Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near the San Rafael Swell. The area features sweeping desert landscapes and quiet primitive campsites set back from the main roadways.
Paradise Ranch Road Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping along the unpaved Paradise Ranch corridor on BLM-managed land.
Pic Flat & Rochester Rock Art Panel Access
A quiet dispersed camping area located on BLM land near the Rochester Creek Rock Art Panel trailhead. Flat, open sites sit adjacent to the trailhead parking lot and along the unpaved access corridor.
Pinto Hills Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping areas along Pinto Hills and connecting BLM primitive roads. This region of the San Rafael Swell offers expansive desert landscapes and rugged solitude.
Pinto Hills South BLM Dispersed
A network of rugged BLM primitive roads winding through the arid high desert of Pinto Hills South. Camping is located on public land with vast, open desert vistas, offering simple dry camping spots with absolute solitude.
Poison Spring Bench Dispersed
An unpaved road corridor on rugged Bureau of Land Management land near Huntington. Standard dispersed camping opportunities exist along the corridor for self-contained rigs.
Prickly Pear Flat BLM Road
A remote dispersed camping corridor along a sandy BLM road leading to a historic petroglyph panel. High-clearance is recommended, as the route transitions into rugged terrain beyond the trailhead, offering secluded primitive sites on uneven ground. This location is ideal for self-contained, high-clearance rigs looking for quiet desert canyon exploration.
Quandary Canyon Trail
A rugged wilderness trail corridor located near Sy Butte in Emery County, Utah. This extremely remote BLM backcountry area is suitable only for primitive, self-sufficient hiking and highly capable off-road vehicles.
Red Canyon Loop Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along the Red Canyon Loop on BLM-managed land.
Red Canyon Loop
A rugged dirt road winding through open desert landscapes managed by the Bureau of Land Management. Dispersed camping opportunities exist along the route for well-equipped rigs looking for a remote wilderness setting.
Red Canyon Loop
A remote, rugged BLM dirt road corridor winding through desert canyon country with dramatic views of nearby geologic formations. Dispersed camping is possible in pull-offs along the loop, but rugged terrain requires a capable high-clearance vehicle. Ensure you carry adequate water and pack out all waste.
Red Draw Route 87192 Dispersed
Rugged dispersed camping along Red Draw Route 87192 on BLM land near Castle Dale, Utah. The route winds through red rock landscapes, offering scenic and secluded spots suitable for high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
Red Knoll BLM Primitive Roads
A network of rugged primitive BLM roads surrounding Red Knoll and Little Cedar Mountain, offering dispersed camping on public land near Castle Dale.
Red Point Spur Road Dispersed
A rugged Bureau of Land Management road providing access to remote dispersed camping options near Ferron. The surrounding landscape features striking desert views and geologic formations. Accessing this area requires a high-clearance, 4WD vehicle due to rough, unpaved terrain. Standard BLM 14-day stay limits apply, and campers should prepare for complete self-sufficiency. This secluded corridor is ideal for low-profile, rugged rigs looking to escape the crowds. Keep an eye on weather conditions, as wet weather can make the unpaved surface slick and impassable. Leave No Trace ethics are highly encouraged to preserve the desert ecosystem.
Red Seep BLM Roads
A network of unpaved BLM primitive roads located near Red Seep, offering opportunities for remote, self-contained dispersed camping in a rugged desert landscape.
Red Seep Draw Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along the unpaved Red Seep Draw road on BLM land near Huntington and Buckhorn Dam, featuring desert landscape and primitive sites.
Reds Canyon Overlook BLM Road
A rugged desert route on Bureau of Land Management land near the dramatic Reds Canyon Overlook.
Repeater Road BLM Dispersed Area
This remote desert corridor runs along Repeater Road through open BLM land near Ferron. The route provides access to quiet, dispersed camping pull-offs with expansive desert views and minimal traffic.
River Bend Campground
River Bend Campground is a small, quiet developed campsite nestled in a shaded area adjacent to Huntington Creek along the Huntington Canyon National Scenic Byway on Utah Highway 31.
Road Hollow: Route 646
A rugged dirt corridor offering remote dispersed camping on BLM-managed land in the San Rafael Swell area.
Rochester Bench BLM Road
A rugged BLM desert track offering primitive dispersed camping options overlooking the San Rafael Swell area near Rochester Creek.
Rochester Creek BLM Road
This unpaved road corridor on public land provides access to remote desert landscapes near the Rochester Creek Rock Art Panel.
Rock Canyon Extension Dispersed Area
A network of primitive BLM roads extending east of Ferron, offering opportunities for rugged dispersed camping. The high-desert landscape features expansive terrain with scattered juniper cover.
Rock Canyon Loop BLM Dispersed Area
A network of unpaved BLM primitive routes branching out near Rock Canyon Loop. This area provides vast public land options for self-contained rigs looking for quiet, dispersed camping in the high desert landscape.
Route 632 Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along Route 632 in the rugged San Rafael Swell area near Ferron, Utah. The landscape features stark desert vistas and red rock formations.
Route 633 BLM Dispersed
A rugged BLM road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities in the remote desert landscape near Ferron, Utah.
Route 634 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along Route 634 on Bureau of Land Management land in Emery County, Utah. The area offers rugged wilderness settings near Salt Point, requiring capable high-clearance vehicles to access.
Route 636 BLM Dispersed
A rugged desert route traversing BLM managed land, offering opportunities for primitive, off-grid dispersed camping.
Route 636 Dispersed
A remote desert road winding through BLM land, providing access to primitive dispersed camping near Cottonwood Spring.
Route 638/7191 Dispersed Camping
Rugged dispersed camping corridor along Route 638/7191 on BLM land within the scenic San Rafael Swell area. High-clearance 4WD vehicles are necessary to traverse the rough, sandy, and unpaved terrain. The area offers outstanding desert canyon views and extreme isolation near Saddle Point and Locomotive Point.
Route 645 Dispersed
A rugged BLM road corridor offering primitive dispersed camping options in the Utah desert. This route provides deep solitude near natural features like The Wickiup and Indian Point.
Route 6764 Wedge Overlook Corridor
A rugged dirt spur road on BLM land near the Wedge Overlook, providing access to scenic canyon vistas. Overnight stays in this immediate recreation area are strictly restricted to designated, numbered campsites to protect the fragile desert environment.
San Rafael Canyon Overlook Corridor
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along a dirt road leading directly to the rim of the San Rafael River canyon. The area features sweeping overlook views of the deep canyon system below. The access road is rough and requires a high-clearance or four-wheel-drive vehicle to navigate safely.
San Rafael Knob BLM Road Corridor
A rugged desert corridor along a BLM-managed dirt track offering remote dispersed camping options in close proximity to San Rafael Knob. High-clearance and 4WD are highly recommended to reach suitable pullouts in this desolate, expansive landscape.
San Rafael Swell Backcountry Access
This backcountry access point is located near the wilderness boundary in the rugged San Rafael Swell region.
San Rafael Swell BLM Primitive Roads
A network of primitive dirt roads on BLM land in Emery County near Castle Dale, offering dispersed camping in a remote, high-desert landscape within the San Rafael Swell region.
San Rafael Swell BLM Road Corridor
A rugged BLM road corridor offering primitive dispersed camping options deep in the San Rafael Swell area near Cat Point and Horizon Arch.
San Rafael Swell BLM Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along a dirt and gravel BLM road in the San Rafael Swell area. Sites are perched on hills offering wide-open desert vistas and peaceful surroundings.
San Rafael Swell BLM Road Dispersed
This primitive BLM road winds through the scenic San Rafael Swell, offering rugged dispersed camping opportunities near Bottleneck Peak. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the rough and unpaved terrain.
San Rafael Swell BLM Roads
Rugged backcountry desert tracks offering dispersed camping opportunities on Bureau of Land Management land near Swasey's Cabin in the San Rafael Swell. High-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to safely navigate the deep ruts, sandy patches, and rocky climbs along these routes.
San Rafael Swinging Bridge Campground
A historic developed campground managed by the BLM in the San Rafael Recreation Area, near the historic 1937 Civilian Conservation Corps suspension bridge. It features three loops: Swinging Bridge North, Swinging Bridge South, and an Equestrian Loop. Amenities include tent pads, picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, and horse corrals. Sites are located along the San Rafael River with some cottonwood trees for shade.
Sand Slide Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Sand Slide Road in Utah's desert country, offering wide-open space and remote camping opportunities on BLM-managed land. The road passes near Beaver Point and provides access to rugged canyon landscapes.
Sand Slide Well Road Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management land in Emery County. Dispersed camping is possible along the shoulders and in established pullouts, offering basic desert camping near Angel Point.
Se Walker Flat Dispersed
A rugged BLM road corridor providing access to remote dispersed camping in Emery County. The route cuts through high-desert clay and sandstone landscapes, offering primitive camping setups with beautiful views of the surrounding flats and red rock formations.
Secret Mesa: Route 648
A rugged BLM road corridor leading up to Secret Mesa, offering primitive dispersed camping with direct access to incredible desert scenery, including nearby arches and canyon overlooks.
Segers Hole Loop
A rugged Bureau of Land Management road loop offering dispersed camping opportunities in the remote San Rafael Swell area near scenic canyon overlooks.
Sid and Charley BLM Corridor
A remote, rugged BLM corridor leading into the scenic desert landscape. The terrain offers basic dispersed sites ideal for self-contained, high-clearance rigs seeking isolation.
Sids Reservoir Dispersed Area
Located roughly ten miles north of Interstate 70 along the route toward Buckhorn Draw, this high-desert dispersed camping area near Sids Reservoir offers expansive views and the opportunity to encounter wild burros. The area features multiple flat pull-offs and dirt spurs suitable for self-contained campers looking for solitude. While the main dirt access road is generally well-maintained and passable for most vehicles in dry conditions, some of the side spurs are rougher and may require high clearance.
Singleton Flat
A scenic mountain flat situated in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering dispersed camping options surrounded by pine and aspen groves.
Skyline View Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor on BLM land near the unique geological formations of San Rafael Swell, accessible via a dirt road.
South East Mountain Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the foothills of the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Orangeville. This road offers immediate access to dispersed camping sites with pleasant views of the surrounding mountains and canyons.
South Horn Mountain Dispersed Camping
A scenic high-altitude forest corridor offering panoramic views of South Horn Mountain and the surrounding canyons. Dispersed camping spots are situated along a native dirt road that winds through Manti-La Sal National Forest lands.
South Of The Square Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along South Of The Square Road, offering primitive desert camping on BLM-managed lands within the San Rafael Swell region.
South Old Woman Wash Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the rugged South Old Woman Wash on BLM land. This remote desert area offers secluded camping among sandy tracks and low desert vegetation, located just over a mile from Swazy Seep. Access is highly difficult and strictly requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to sandy washes and rough, unpaved terrain.
South San Rafael Desert Road
A remote road corridor leading through the scenic badlands of the South San Rafael Desert, offering access to primitive dispersed camping on surrounding Bureau of Land Management lands.
South San Rafael Desert Road
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along a dirt road in the South San Rafael Desert, offering wide-open Bureau of Land Management lands.
South Sand Reservoir BLM Area
A rugged dispersed camping corridor on BLM-managed land near South Sand Reservoir.
South Sand Reservoir BLM Road
A quiet and undeveloped BLM road corridor adjacent to the South Sand Reservoir area, offering rustic dispersed camping options in a dry desert setting.
South Side Ferron Road Corridor
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the forest, offering ample opportunities for rustic dispersed camping. This corridor provides direct access to the surrounding recreation areas.
South Temple Wash Campground
An established, developed BLM campground situated on the east side of the San Rafael Reef. Featuring multiple marked sites with picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets, it acts as a convenient and organized base camp near Goblin Valley.
Stan's Burger Shak & Silver Eagle Gas Station
Large gravel parking lot located behind Stan's Burger Shak and the Silver Eagle gas station. Popular overnight spot for travellers heading toward Capitol Reef. Attendants are highly accommodating and usually request that campers park at the back of the lot. Show appreciation by purchasing fuel or food.
State Route 10 BLM Roads
Dispersed dirt tracks extending east from Utah State Route 10 into BLM-managed land near Ferron. These spurs provide access to primitive desert campsites with panoramic views of the Emery County landscape. Highly exposed, quiet, and remote, they are ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a simple stopover in central Utah.
State Route 24 BLM Corridor
A paved highway corridor traversing scenic Bureau of Land Management desert lands with numerous roadside pull-offs suitable for overnight stays. The area offers easy highway access to expansive red rock views but is subject to regular traffic noise.
State Route 24 BLM Dispersed
Wide-open dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land directly off State Route 24, just outside Hanksville. The area offers quick access from a paved highway with primitive dirt spurs extending into the desert landscape.
State Route 24 Dispersed (San Rafael Swell)
This zone covers the BLM managed public lands immediately adjacent to State Route 24 on the eastern edge of the San Rafael Swell. Campers will find quick roadside pullouts with stunning desert vistas and easy access directly off the pavement, though highway noise is persistent.
State Route 95 BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities located along dirt access spurs branching off State Route 95 on Bureau of Land Management territory.
Stewart’s Market
A welcoming, full-service local grocery store with an adjacent large gravel parking area on the east side of the complex. The owner permits quiet overnight parking on the right side of the market; please check in with the friendly staff inside first. The store includes a complete inventory, a fresh deli, propane refills, and accessible guest Wi-Fi near the parking area.
Stuart Guard Station Corridor
A scenic mountain corridor winding through the Manti-La Sal National Forest near the historic guard station, providing rustic dispersed camping opportunities along the dirt access road.
Sulphur Spring BLM Road Corridor
Dispersed dirt-road corridor located deep in Emery County near Sulphur Spring and Reds Canyon Overlook, providing primitive, rugged camping options on undeveloped BLM lands. These routes offer complete solitude but require self-sufficiency.
Swasey Cabin Rd: Route 6582
This rugged dirt road corridors through remote BLM land near Swasey Cabin in the San Rafael Swell, providing access to dispersed camping sites surrounded by desert scenery. High clearance and 4WD are required to navigate the rough terrain. Located near Dutchman Arch and Locomotive Point.
Swasey Cabin: Route 345 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping options along the rugged Route 345 corridor leading towards the historic Swasey Cabin. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended to navigate the rough, unpaved desert terrain.
Swazy Seep Dispersed Area
A remote dirt parking area near Swazy Seep in the San Rafael Swell, suitable for self-contained wilderness campers.
Swell Retreat
An emerging ranch and campground under active development, offering expansive open spaces and outdoor gathering areas. The property features water sports on two small lakes and horseback riding, though amenities remain limited as development continues.
Temple Junction BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the rugged unpaved routes near Temple Junction on BLM-managed land. This remote area within the San Rafael Swell offers expansive desert views and access to nearby trailheads but demands high-clearance 4WD capability.
Temple Junction BLM Road
A rugged BLM road corridor near Temple Junction offering remote dispersed camping on public land.
Temple Junction Dispersed Camping
An unpaved road corridor on BLM-managed land near Temple Mountain in Emery County. The area offers expansive desert views and rugged sandstone formations, best suited for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles due to rough approach roads.
Temple Mountain & North Temple Wash BLM
A vast and highly scenic BLM dispersed camping area located just outside Goblin Valley State Park. Perched on gravel bluffs and open flats, this zone offers exceptional panoramic views of the surrounding sandstone formations, with large, level sites that accommodate rigs of nearly any size.
Temple Mountain BLM Road Dispersed
This primitive BLM road corridor winds through the scenic desert landscape near Temple Mountain, offering remote dispersed camping. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to safely navigate the unpaved and potentially rutted route.
Temple Mountain BLM Roads
A network of rugged BLM dirt roads offering remote, dispersed camping options near the Temple Mountain area of the San Rafael Swell. High-clearance and 4WD capabilities are essential for navigating these rough corridors.
Temple Mountain Road Dispersed (BLM 848)
An expansive dispersed camping corridor situated along Temple Mountain Road (BLM 848) within the San Rafael Swell. The area contains dozens of established dirt pull-offs and rocky ledge sites with stone fire rings, offering panoramic desert vistas. The main access road is wide and well-graded, though branching spurs leading closer to the canyon edges feature rocky ruts and slickrock sections.
Temple Mountain Road Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Temple Mountain Road and adjacent canyon spurs. Flat dirt pullouts sit under towering red rock walls, offering isolated rustic stays. Camping is free, though strictly restricted to existing sites with established stone fire rings.
Temple Mountain Townsite Campground
A developed BLM campground positioned at the intersection of Temple Mountain Road and Behind-the-Reef Road. This campground features numbered parking spots, vault toilets, picnic tables, and metal fire rings in a historic mining area.
Temple Spring / Cottonwood Wash Road Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping corridors along Temple Spring and Cottonwood Wash Road, managed by the BLM. Offering scenic red rock desert vistas with easy pull-outs, this area is highly suitable for self-contained rigs. Road conditions are generally dirt and can vary based on recent weather.
The Kitchen (Manti-La Sal National Forest)
A scenic corridor along The Kitchen road within the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Dispersed camping opportunities are nestled among the pines with access to nearby natural features.
The Wedge Overlook (Little Grand Canyon)
An incredibly scenic camping corridor along the rim of the Little Grand Canyon in the San Rafael Swell. This area offers designated campsites on BLM land with breathtaking canyon views, basic vault toilets near the entrance, and sites suitable for various rig sizes.
The Wedge Overlook BLM Camping
The Wedge Overlook, often referred to as Utah's Little Grand Canyon, features dramatic, vertical canyon views carved by the San Rafael River. The Bureau of Land Management has established several designated campsites along the canyon rim. These primitive sites offer spectacular vistas but have no water, so campers must come fully prepared. Camping is permitted only within designated campsites. Access is via a well-maintained gravel road that is generally accessible to standard vehicles during dry weather.
Tie Fork Road (Forest Road 112)
A scenic mountain canyon corridor along Tie Fork offering small, rustic pull-offs near the national forest boundary.
Tomsich Mountain Spur (BLM Road)
A rugged desert route weaving through the San Rafael Swell near Tomsich Butte and Muddy Creek, offering dramatic views of Hondoo Arch and historical mining areas. Camping is dispersed along the sandy, rough track, with some cottonwood trees providing light shade near the seasonal creek.
Trail Mountain
Trail Mountain offers remote dispersed camping corridors on Forest Road land within the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Trail Mountain Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Trail Mountain Road within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities surrounded by deep forest terrain.
Trough Hollow Road BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Trough Hollow Road in Emery County, providing access to remote Bureau of Land Management public lands.
Trough Hollow Road Corridor
This scenic dispersed camping corridor follows Trough Hollow Road, transitioning from Bureau of Land Management land on the eastern lower section to Fishlake National Forest on the upper western portion. Dispersed camping is permitted throughout the area, but campers should note that the forest portion on the upper western end is seasonally restricted, whereas the lower BLM sections offer standard year-round access.
Twin Ponds Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along Twin Ponds Road within BLM land. This area offers vast, open desert landscapes with minimal services.
Upper Black Box BLM Road
A rugged desert camping corridor located along the BLM road accessing the Upper Black Box area. This route offers deep wilderness seclusion in the San Rafael Swell but demands high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to rough, unpaved terrain.
Walker Flat Loop Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor traversing public BLM land on Walker Flat Loop. Excellent opportunities for quiet, remote boondocking surrounded by rugged Utah desert expanses.
Waterfall Trail BLM Road Corridor
A scenic and rugged dispersed camping corridor along the BLM road accessing the Waterfall Trail near Temple Mountain. Offering stunning valley and canyon views within the San Rafael Swell, this area features several primitive sites with stone fire rings. The dirt approach road contains rocky, off-camber turns and is best suited for high-clearance vehicles.
Wedge Overlook Campsite #1
This designated primitive campsite sits near the rim of the Wedge Overlook, offering dramatic views of the San Rafael River canyon.
Wedge Overlook Campsite #2
A scenic primitive campsite located right on the rim of the Little Grand Canyon within the Wedge Overlook area. This site provides dramatic canyon vistas in a quiet, rustic environment. There are no facilities or water available, so campers must come fully self-contained and pack out all waste.
Wedge Overlook Campsite #3
Designated campsite #3 along the Wedge Overlook rim road. Offers pristine canyon views and primitive camping in a quiet wilderness setting. Fits small to medium rigs best.
Wedge Overlook Campsite #4
Designated campsite #4 along the Wedge Overlook rim road. Offers panoramic views of the canyon and is very peaceful, especially at night.
Wedge Overlook Campsite #5
Designated campsite #5 is a large, flat, established area adjacent to the mountain bike trailhead. It features vault toilets nearby and is quiet, with excellent solar potential. Suitable for larger rigs than standard rim sites due to the parking area layout.
Wedge Overlook Campsite #6
Designated campsite #6 along the Wedge Overlook rim road. Features stunning canyon rim views and primitive camping layout. Standard dirt/gravel pad.
Wedge Overlook Campsite #7
Designated campsite #7 along Wedge Road overlooking the deep canyon of the San Rafael River. Pristine canyon views and flat dirt pad.
Wedge Overlook Campsite #8
Designated campsite #8 along the scenic rim of the Wedge Overlook. Extremely quiet, with wonderful 360-degree views of the canyon and surrounding cliffs.
Well Draw Road Dispersed
Scenic and remote dispersed camping opportunities along Well Draw Road and branching primitive BLM spurs in the San Rafael Swell region. The landscape features rugged desert terrain and sandstone formations.
West Factory Road Dispersed
An expansive and primitive desert corridor traversing open Bureau of Land Management lands near the Factory Butte area. The road provides access to numerous dispersed camping opportunities on public lands with scenic badland vistas.
West Sagebrush Bench Spur
A remote BLM spur road offering rugged, primitive dispersed camping with desert views near Buckhorn Draw.
West Temple Mountain Road
Rough BLM road corridor offering dispersed camping near Temple Mountain in the San Rafael Swell. Navigating the sandy washouts, rocky steps, and rutted tracks requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
Western Canal Loop BLM Dispersed
An unpaved road corridor through Bureau of Land Management territory outside of Orangeville, providing opportunities for primitive dispersed camping.
Wild Horse Creek BLM Road
A rugged desert corridor navigating the Wild Horse Creek drainage. Dispersed camping is possible in primitive pull-offs on Bureau of Land Management land, surrounded by expansive geologic formations near Rough Point.
Wild Horse Road BLM Dispersed
A rugged BLM backcountry corridor offering primitive dispersed camping along Wild Horse Road.
Wild Horse Road Dispersed Area
An expansive dispersed camping corridor stretching along Wild Horse Road within Bureau of Land Management territory near Ferron, Utah. The surrounding desert landscape offers numerous rustic pullouts ideal for self-contained camping setup.
Wild Horse Road Dispersed Area
A popular dispersed camping corridor located along Wild Horse Road, just outside the northern boundary of Goblin Valley State Park on BLM land. This area offers primitive camping in a scenic desert environment with easy access to nearby slot canyon trails. Note that some sections closer to the park entrance may be marked with no-camping signs; campers must ensure they are on BLM land where dispersed camping is permitted.
Wild Horse Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic desert camping corridor situated along Wild Horse Road, featuring numbered designated spots set against stunning sandstone cliffs and unique hoodoos. This area provides excellent access to nearby slot canyons and state park attractions, with sites tucked against rock formations that offer natural wind breaks.
Wildcat Knolls
A scenic high-elevation forest road running through Wildcat Knolls within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities with expansive views of the surrounding ridges.
Willow Lake Campground
A scenic developed campground positioned on the east shore of Willow Lake, high on the Wasatch Plateau. The area features ten single-family sites tucked among spruce, fir, and aspen trees which offer partial shade. Recreation opportunities include canoeing, trout fishing on the lake, and walking the scenic trail that circles the water.
Willow Springs Road (BLM Road)
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land just off the highway. The lower section features dry, flat parking areas with rock fire rings suitable for standard vehicles in dry conditions, while the upper section becomes rougher and is restricted to vehicles with high clearance.
Willow Springs Wash Road BLM
A rugged desert route traversing BLM-managed territory in Emery County. Dispersed camping is viable along the corridor for equipped, high-clearance rigs looking for deep desert solitude.
Yellow Seep Road Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor located on BLM land near Castle Dale, Utah, offering primitive dispersed camping options.