Dispersed Camping in Grand County, Utah
Showing 687 locations in Grand County (Page 1 of 3).
15/100 Road BLM Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along 15/100 Road on remote Bureau of Land Management territory near Beaver Point, featuring rugged, primitive sites.
15/100 Road BLM Dispersed
Rugged BLM routes providing primitive dispersed camping spots in the high desert near DP Spring northeast of Moab.
7-Up Access Road Corridor
A rugged dirt corridor southwest of Moab that provides access to the active 7-Up Trail network and scenic desert terrain. This area is highly popular with mountain bikers and off-road vehicles. Note that dispersed camping is strictly prohibited along this corridor, requiring visitors to use nearby developed BLM campgrounds.
Airport A Backcountry Campsite
Designated backcountry campsite Airport A along the White Rim Trail, offering exceptional canyon views and quiet isolation. Requires an NPS backcountry permit.
Airport B Backcountry Campsite
Designated backcountry campsite Airport B along the White Rim Trail. Offers deep solitude and dramatic desert scenery under the Airport Tower. NPS backcountry permit required.
Airport Backcountry Campsites
A group of designated backcountry campsites located along the rugged White Rim Trail in Canyonlands National Park. These remote sites offer spectacular canyon vistas and deep desert silence under the shadow of Airport Tower.
Airport C Backcountry Campsite
Designated backcountry campsite Airport C along the White Rim Trail. Highly rated for its exceptional silence, pristine desert wilderness views, and direct canyon views.
Airport D Backcountry Campsite
Designated backcountry campsite Airport D along the White Rim Trail, tucked beneath the shadow of Airport Tower. Offers immense privacy and stunning morning light over the canyons.
Angel Point Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping areas located along Angel Point Road on BLM land. This rugged dirt route offers primitive camping with stunning desert vistas and high privacy, suitable mostly for high-clearance vehicles.
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Archview RV Resort and Camping
A large, fully-equipped commercial resort offering comprehensive facilities close to major scenic parks. Ideal for travelers seeking convenience and robust amenities, though it experiences consistent traffic noise due to its proximity to the highway.
B174 BLM Dispersed Corridor
An improved dirt corridor along BLM road B174 offering dispersed camping in a peaceful desert setting near Moab. This area provides standard public land camping with scenic views of the surrounding red rock landscape.
Baby Steps Loop Dispersed
This primitive road corridor winds through Bureau of Land Management territory north of Moab, providing access to dispersed camping. The route traverses rocky and sandy desert terrain near scenic sandstone bluffs.
Badlands BLM Roads
A collection of remote dirt roads traversing the rugged badlands of Grand and Carbon counties. This high-desert region offers secluded dispersed camping with easy access to primitive routes and wide-open scenic vistas.
Bakers Reservoir
Located near Bakers Reservoir, this remote Bureau of Land Management area offers dispersed camping along an improved dirt road in a quiet desert setting.
Bald Mesa (Corbin) Forest Road
A scenic dirt road corridor within Manti-La Sal National Forest near Moab, offering dispersed camping on native material surfaces. Its location provides convenient access to local hiking and biking trails.
Ballard RV Park
A standard commercial RV park in Thompson Springs accommodating big rigs, trailers, and vans. Offers standard hookups and basic facilities for travelers looking for a quick stopover off the highway.
Bar-M Bike Trails Overnight Parking
A spacious, flat gravel lot serving the popular bike trails next to the highway. It provides dry overnight parking for a small self-pay fee, offering an excellent standby option for late arrivals in the heavily regulated Moab area.
Bartlett Flat Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land along Bartlett Flat Road and surrounding primitive spur trails. Located northwest of Moab, this area provides direct access to renowned slickrock mountain biking trails, hiking, and 4x4 OHV obstacles such as the Tusher Tunnel and the Pickle.
Bartlett Wash Designated Campsite
Secluded walk-in campsites situated in a scenic canyon along Bartlett Wash. A fenced parking area separates vehicles from the camping area, making this spot ideal for tent campers and self-contained setups. The surrounding red rock landscape provides excellent quietness and a true wilderness feel.
Behind the Rocks Backcountry Camping
A pristine backcountry wilderness camping zone located within the Behind the Rocks area near Hunter Canyon. Accessible only by hiking or high-clearance 4WD vehicles to trailheads, this area offers outstanding primitive camping with dramatic red rock scenery and absolute solitude.
Behind the Rocks Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Behind the Rocks Road, just south of Moab. The area features stunning red rock vistas, sandstone mesas, and several established dirt pullouts. The road is gravel and dirt, becoming rougher and more rutted as you travel deeper into the canyon. High-clearance vehicles are recommended, and campers must be self-contained and pack out all waste.
Behind the Rocks Primitive Road
Scenic dispersed sites nested along a primitive BLM road near spectacular rock formations and sandstone arches. Offering primitive camping with views of Balcony Arch and Picture Frame Arch, these spots are ideal for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles seeking a quiet desert experience. Access involves a bumpy multi-mile dirt road off Highway 191.
Behind the Rocks Road Designated Dispersed Camping
A scenic designated dispersed camping corridor off Behind the Rocks Road southwest of Moab. The area offers sandstone views and quick access to off-road trails, but requires campers to utilize only designated, marked spots and pack out all waste.
Behind the Rocks Wilderness Hike-In
Backcountry primitive camp spot situated along the Behind the Rocks hiking route. Ideal for backpackers seeking pristine wilderness solitude amidst dramatic slickrock formations.
Big Bend Group Sites
Spacious reservable developed group camping areas along the Colorado River corridor. Features mature cottonwoods, large picnic tables, shade structures, and access to a small sandy beach.
Blackburn Wash Road Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping corridor along Blackburn Wash Road in the Utah desert near the San Rafael Swell. This vast area offers expansive red rock vistas and deep privacy, with multiple primitive spur roads branching off into the open terrain.
Blaze Canyon Bench BLM Road
Dispersed camping corridor along Blaze Canyon Bench on BLM land north of Moab, offering quiet desert surroundings and spacious pull-offs.
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BLM Primitive Road - Adobe Mesa
A remote dirt road corridor on BLM land near Adobe Mesa, providing access to primitive dispersed camping. The route offers expansive canyon views in a quiet desert setting.
BLM Primitive Road - Burr Point Corridor
This primitive dirt corridor provides access to spectacular canyon country overlooking the Dirty Devil River near Burr Point. Dispersed campsites are scattered along the rugged route, offering panoramic views and remote wilderness camping.
BLM Primitive Road - Castle Valley Corridor
This primitive dirt corridor winds through scenic BLM land near the Castle Valley Overlooks, offering quiet dispersed camping with stunning red rock vistas.
BLM Primitive Road - Dellenbaugh Tunnel
Primitive dispersed camping situated along a BLM primitive road near the scenic Needles rock formation and Dellenbaugh Tunnel. The area offers secluded desert camping with access to hiking trails and panoramic canyon views.
BLM Primitive Road - East Moab
An eastern spur primitive BLM track near the Salt Wash Trailhead, north of Moab. This track provides primitive desert camping access with views of nearby sandstone buttes.
BLM Primitive Road - Flat Iron Mesa
This primitive BLM road near Flat Iron Mesa provides secluded, dispersed desert camping options with expansive views of the red rock landscape.
BLM Primitive Road - Moab Brand Trails
A rougher dirt track branching deeper into the BLM lands north of Moab, near the Bar-M and Moab Brand trail systems.
BLM Primitive Road - Moab
A rugged dirt corridor traversing the scenic red rock country south of Moab, offering primitive exploration near several natural arches.
BLM Primitive Road - Moab Rim
A primitive dirt corridor on BLM land located southwest of Moab, providing access to scenic red rock terrain and nearby hiking and biking trails.
BLM Primitive Road - Navajo Rocks
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along a primitive dirt road near the Navajo Rocks mountain biking trail network. This area features several dirt pullouts nestled in the red rock landscape, providing basic boondocking options with excellent proximity to trailheads.
BLM Primitive Road - North Klondike
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land north of Moab, offering rustic dispersed camping near the North Klondike mountain biking trail network.
BLM Primitive Road - Pipedream
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land located directly west of Moab, adjacent to popular trailheads and red rock recreation areas.
BLM Primitive Road - Steamboat Point
A remote BLM primitive road offering dispersed camping opportunities near Steamboat Point. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended due to the rough, unmaintained dirt surface.
BLM Primitive Road - Tenmile Area
Dispersed camping options along a primitive dirt road on BLM land north of Moab, close to Dripping Spring.
BLM Primitive Road - Tenmile Canyon Area
A primitive BLM dirt road corridor offering dispersed desert camping near Alamo Arch and Tenmile Canyon. This remote route requires a capable vehicle and offers high privacy in a quiet wilderness setting.
BLM Primitive Road - Two Pipe Spring Area
Secluded primitive pull-offs located along an adjacent BLM primitive road. Highly remote and peaceful, these spots are ideal for self-contained travelers with capable high-clearance rigs.
BLM Primitive Road - West Moab
A rugged BLM primitive road located just north of Moab, offering dispersed camping access near the Moab Brand Trails. The terrain is a sandy and rocky desert, typical of the Grand County region.
BLM Primitive Road (Bread Knolls Area)
This primitive dirt corridor near Bread Knolls offers remote BLM dispersed camping with quiet desert scenery. The route is rough and best suited for high-clearance, self-contained rigs.
BLM Primitive Road (Dubinky Well Area)
A primitive dirt corridor winding through the high desert near the Bartlett Pictograph Panel, offering access to dispersed camping opportunities on public land.
BLM Primitive Road (FR 25104d32)
This primitive BLM road corridor northeast of Moab provides remote dispersed camping options among rugged red rock scenery. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to the rough, unmaintained dirt surface.
BLM Primitive Road (FR 71167192)
Located near Fisher Point, this undeveloped BLM route offers quiet wilderness boondocking with beautiful canyon views. The road is unpaved and requires caution during inclement weather.
BLM Primitive Road (Grand County)
A remote, primitive dirt corridor providing access to dispersed high-desert terrain near Moab.
BLM Primitive Road (Klondike Bluffs Area)
A primitive dirt corridor on BLM land north of Moab, offering rustic dispersed camping options near the Dino Flow and Copper Ridge Trailheads. This area provides access to renowned mountain biking trails and scenic desert landscapes.
BLM Primitive Road (Moab / Bride Canyon)
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM lands near Bride Canyon, offering primitive access to scenic Moab canyon landscapes. High-clearance vehicles are recommended, and campers must adhere to strict Moab BLM waste and designated-site regulations.
BLM Primitive Road (Moab Northeast)
A primitive BLM dirt corridor located northeast of Moab near the Molle Hogans formation, offering dispersed camping in a remote desert setting.
BLM Primitive Road (Moab)
A primitive dirt corridor on BLM land north of Moab near the Klondike Bluffs trailhead area, offering dispersed desert camping.
BLM Primitive Road (Potash Road)
A scenic corridor along Potash Road and intersecting BLM primitive routes near the Colorado River. Flanked by majestic red rock canyon walls, this area offers rugged access to public lands with strict local conservation rules.
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A remote primitive track branching off the main access route in Grand County. The site offers quiet, dispersed camping in a typical high-desert setting with high privacy and minimal ambient noise.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Behind the Rocks)
A rugged primitive road corridor winding through BLM land south of Moab, adjacent to popular off-road trails and scenic sandstone formations.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Grand County)
A primitive BLM dirt road offering remote dispersed camping opportunities in the scenic red rock country near Moab and Castle Valley.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Grand County)
A rugged primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land near Roan Peaks, offering dispersed camping potential for well-equipped high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Moab East)
This primitive BLM road corridor near Sand Flats provides remote access to scenic desert mesas and canyon overlooks east of Moab. Standard BLM dispersed camping rules apply, though campers must strictly adhere to local waste containment ordinances.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Secret Spire)
This remote BLM primitive road offers rugged dispersed camping corridors winding through scenic red rock country near the Secret Spire. High-clearance vehicles are necessary to navigate the sandy and potentially rutted dirt track.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
This primitive BLM road corridor winds through rugged terrain near the scenic canyon overlooks of the Dirty Devil River. It provides highly secluded dispersed camping sites suitable for high-clearance or self-contained vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A primitive dirt road corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Deadman Hill, offering opportunities for dispersed camping.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote and primitive BLM road corridor navigating through the rugged canyon country north of Moab, providing dispersed camping pullouts with scenic desert expanses.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A primitive BLM dirt road corridor located near the boundary of Dead Horse Point State Park. This rugged track provides access to undeveloped desert areas and dramatic canyon overlooks.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged BLM double-track corridor near Canyonlands National Park offering scenic, secluded ridge campsites. Access requires a high-clearance vehicle due to sandy ruts and tight turnarounds among the junipers.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land near the scenic Potash Road northwest of Moab, offering access to rugged desert terrain.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
An isolated, rugged dirt track crossing scenic BLM land near Keg Knoll in Grand County. This primitive corridor offers dispersed camping options with outstanding desert scenery and deep peace for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged primitive road corridor winding through desert canyon country northwest of Moab. The route provides access to remote landscapes near Day Canyon, suitable only for high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote primitive road corridor on BLM land near the Hell Roaring Canyon Overlook, suitable for self-contained, high-clearance adventure rigs.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A primitive dirt corridor on BLM land near Castle Valley Overlook. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for navigating the rough terrain.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land near the Navajo Rocks trail system, northwest of Moab. Access is via a dirt road with varying conditions depending on recent weather.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged BLM primitive corridor offering remote dispersed camping opportunities in the scenic backcountry north of Moab. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to potential sandy washouts and rocky terrain along this undeveloped route.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged primitive road corridor on Bureau of Land Management lands near Moab, providing access to undeveloped dispersed camping sites with scenic canyon country surroundings.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
This primitive dirt corridor provides access to dispersed camping on public lands north of Moab. It serves as a quiet staging ground near the Willow Springs Dinosaur Tracks.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along a primitive dirt road on BLM land near Moab, offering quick access to the Klondike South mountain biking trails.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote dirt corridor on BLM land near Covert Arch offering quiet, undeveloped camping. High-clearance vehicles are recommended as the dirt surface is prone to washboarding and can become impassable when wet.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
Primitive dispersed camping along a rugged dirt road corridor near Dewey Bridge.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote desert road corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management territory north of Moab.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote BLM primitive road corridor located north of the Colorado River and near the historic Dewey Bridge. This rugged doubletrack road leads into undeveloped Bureau of Land Management territory, where primitive camping is restricted to designated sites or subject to strict waste containment rules.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote primitive road on BLM land north of Moab, offering dispersed camping in a scenic desert environment.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along a BLM primitive road near Moab, offering basic boondocking on public lands in Grand County. High clearance may be required depending on recent weather and road maintenance.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Camping
A network of rugged BLM primitive roads north of Moab, offering remote dispersed camping with scenic canyon vistas. Access requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle due to sections of deep, soft sand.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along primitive BLM dirt roads east of the Green River. This remote area features sparse desert vegetation, rocky terrains, and wide-open spaces ideal for self-contained rigs.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping along a primitive dirt road near Sego Canyon, offering scenic high-desert surroundings.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Corridor
Primitive dispersed camping options along a remote dirt corridor on BLM land in Grand County. This area offers rugged desert beauty and deep quiet, suitable for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles looking for isolation.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Corridor
This primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land south of Moab offers remote dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by scenic desert landscapes. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to rough, unpaved road conditions.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Corridor
A rugged primitive road corridor on BLM land southwest of Moab, offering access to dispersed camping and staging areas for surrounding canyon trails.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Corridor
A quiet dirt road corridor offering dispersed desert camping opportunities just outside Moab, providing easy access to local recreational areas.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along a primitive road branching off Mineral Bottom Road near Canyonlands. The area features numerous wide-open, flat areas, including a former borrow pit that easily accommodates larger rigs, with stunning panoramic canyon views.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Corridor
A primitive dirt corridor on BLM land near Alamo Arch, offering remote dispersed camping opportunities. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to the unimproved dirt surface.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Corridor
Dispersed camping corridor along a primitive BLM dirt road located northeast of Moab. The area offers panoramic desert canyon views and is within driving distance of the Castle Valley Overlook.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping is possible along this primitive BLM dirt road winding through rugged desert terrain near Moab.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along a primitive BLM road near Turkey Knob and Leprechaun Canyon. This area offers quiet desert seclusion with close access to canyon hiking tracks.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This remote primitive dirt corridor offers isolated dispersed camping options on public BLM land. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to access the sites along this dirt track.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote BLM primitive road offering dispersed camping corridors amidst scenic desert landscapes near Moab. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for navigating the sandy and uneven dirt terrain.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This remote BLM primitive road offers dispersed camping opportunities in a quiet desert setting. The dirt road requires careful navigation and is best suited for smaller rigs or high-clearance vehicles during dry conditions.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged primitive road corridor on BLM land near Corral Point, offering remote desert dispersed camping opportunities away from the crowds of Moab.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Secluded primitive dispersed camping along an unpaved track offering quiet desert sites in a rugged canyon setting.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM road corridor offering quiet dispersed camping options near Wilson Arch in the Moab region. The dirt road leads into scenic desert landscapes with natural spacing.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along a remote BLM primitive road in the high desert near Deadman Hill. This area offers primitive, unmaintained campsites on open public land with great privacy and quiet surroundings.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along a primitive BLM dirt road west of Moab, offering rustic, undeveloped sites in a quiet desert setting. Access is via a dirt road that can vary significantly in condition, making it ideal for self-contained, high-clearance rigs seeking solitude. Beautiful canyon country views surround the area, but campers must be entirely self-sufficient.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along a primitive BLM road offers primitive sites with expansive views of the La Sal Mountains. The terrain is flat but fully exposed to the elements, lacking any shade or wind protection.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote and primitive dispersed camping options along a rugged BLM road near Horseshoe Point and the trailheads for Bluejohn Canyon. Ideal for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles seeking isolated desert surroundings.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor along a remote BLM road near the Big Spring area in Grand County.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM dirt road offering remote dispersed camping opportunities in the rugged desert landscape of eastern Utah.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Scenic dirt road corridors located south of Moab near Guardian Rock, providing dispersed camping options on public BLM land. While the area offers quiet retreats next to open meadows and desert flora, visitors should prepare for rough dirt tracks that can become impassable when wet. In Spring 2025, portions of the road shoulders were temporarily occupied by active utility vehicles, limiting immediate availability.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged primitive dirt road corridor on BLM-managed land offering remote, dispersed camping options in the Utah desert.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This primitive dirt road corridor winds through remote Bureau of Land Management territory in Grand County, Utah, providing opportunities for rugged, isolated dispersed camping.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
An unmaintained primitive dirt track providing remote campsites on open BLM lands. This route is best suited for high-clearance vehicles seeking solitude north of Canyonlands.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM dirt road near Moab offering remote dispersed camping opportunities near scenic canyon overlooks.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along a primitive BLM road southeast of Moab. This corridor offers rustic, self-contained camping amidst scenic red rock geography close to Faux Falls.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land in Grand County, Utah, offering primitive sites with vast desert scenery near Tank Point.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This remote primitive dirt road corridor winds through rugged Bureau of Land Management territory south of Moab, offering close proximity to scenic natural arches and canyon hiking trails.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along a rugged BLM dirt road south of Moab, perfect for high-clearance vehicles seeking solitude.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM dirt corridor located southeast of Moab, offering basic dispersed camping opportunities in a quiet desert setting. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to navigate the unimproved dirt surface safely.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This rugged BLM road near Moab offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with beautiful canyon views. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended due to rough dirt tracks, and campers must carry out all solid waste.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along a rugged BLM primitive road near Moab, offering scenic desert views and quick access to nearby trailheads.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM land near Labyrinth Canyon. It is ideal for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles seeking primitive wilderness camping away from crowds.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive dirt road on BLM land near Moab, offering access to rugged dispersed camping areas.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along a primitive BLM dirt road northwest of Moab. This area offers primitive camping options with access to scenic canyon overlooks.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping along an unimproved BLM corridor north of Moab. Ideal for self-contained travelers seeking quiet isolation amidst rugged scenery.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM road corridor near Alamo Arch, offering remote dispersed camping opportunities. Access requires a high-clearance vehicle due to rough dirt surfaces.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor near Dubinky Point offering remote dispersed camping along primitive BLM roads. The terrain is sandy and rocky, requiring high-clearance vehicles to safely access the scenic canyon overlooks and red rock views.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along a rugged primitive BLM corridor northwest of Moab. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended due to the rough terrain and potential ruts.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor offering primitive dispersed camping options on Bureau of Land Management territory. Located in Grand County, Utah, this rugged road winds through a stark and scenic desert landscape near local landmarks.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along a BLM primitive road north of Moab, near Dripping Spring and Tenmile Butte. Ideal for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles seeking quiet desert isolation.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged BLM primitive road northeast of Moab, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities in a vast desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote BLM corridor located east of Moab near the Top of the World trail, providing isolated dispersed camping in a rugged desert environment.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote BLM road corridor near the scenic Thomson Canyon Overlook, offering quiet dispersed camping. Access requires a high-clearance vehicle due to unpredictable dirt road surfaces.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A quiet and remote dirt corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Ten Mile Point, offering primitive dispersed desert camping.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor offering dispersed camping on BLM lands northeast of Moab, near Covert Arch. Access is via a primitive dirt road that requires high-clearance or 4WD vehicles depending on recent weather.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land northeast of Moab, providing opportunities for dispersed camping in a remote desert landscape. Access requires navigating unpaved surfaces that can deteriorate depending on weather conditions.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This remote BLM primitive road near Crystal Spring offers dispersed camping opportunities in the rugged desert north of Moab.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping along an unimproved BLM road north of Moab, suitable for high-clearance rigs looking for quiet isolation.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along a BLM primitive road north of Moab, offering rustic, undeveloped sites in a desert landscape. Suitable for high-clearance vehicles looking for quiet, remote stays.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote primitive dirt road on BLM land in Grand County, offering opportunities for dispersed desert camping. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to the unmaintained dirt surface which can become muddy and impassable when wet.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This remote primitive road in Grand County offers dispersed desert camping options on BLM public land.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This remote dirt road corridor offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land near Dellenbaugh Butte. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to rough, unmaintained dirt surfaces that can become impassable when wet.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This primitive road corridor on BLM land near Moab offers rugged, self-contained dispersed camping in a remote desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged dirt corridor on BLM land northeast of Moab. Offers remote and rustic dispersed camping possibilities, but requires total self-sufficiency and standard desert safety preparation.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A quiet BLM primitive route offering secluded, undeveloped camping sites amidst a barren desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land near Moab, offering remote dispersed camping opportunities. Access is via unimproved tracks that can become impassable during wet weather.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote BLM corridor north of Moab offering undeveloped dispersed camping along a primitive dirt road. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking quiet desert solitude near Crescent Wash.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This primitive BLM road corridor near Cisco Springs offers secluded dispersed camping in a vast desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This primitive dirt corridor traverses remote BLM-managed land northeast of Moab, offering secluded dispersed camping opportunities. The road requires high clearance and is best suited for self-contained, adventurous setups.
BLM Primitive Road
This primitive dirt corridor traverses remote Bureau of Land Management territory near North Point, offering highly secluded dispersed camping with expansive desert views.
BLM Primitive Road
A primitive BLM dirt road corridor near Moab offering quiet dispersed camping. Best suited for high-clearance vehicles due to unmaintained conditions, with strict local waste pack-out requirements.
BLM Primitive Road
A remote primitive dirt road on BLM land south of Moab, offering undeveloped dispersed camping options near Flat Iron Mesa. This corridor provides quiet desert camping with scenic canyon vistas.
BLM Primitive Road
This primitive dirt corridor offers rugged, dispersed camping on public lands near Moab. A high-clearance vehicle is highly recommended due to the uneven, unmaintained dirt surface.
BLM Primitive Road
A remote BLM primitive dirt road providing access to dispersed camping opportunities in the rugged desert landscape of Grand County.
BLM Primitive Road
A primitive BLM road corridor located near the Poison Spider Trailhead and the Colorado River corridor.
BLM Primitive Road
A rugged BLM route leading into the backcountry near Four Arches Canyon Overlook, suitable for high-clearance vehicles. Dispersed camping is possible in primitive pullouts along the dirt corridor, offering serene desert isolation.
BLM Primitive Road
A primitive BLM dirt road branching into the canyon county just north of Moab. Campers must follow strict local field office directives regarding waste storage and disposal.
BLM Primitive Road
A dispersed camping corridor located along a primitive BLM road near Polar Point. This area offers quiet surroundings on undeveloped public land.
BLM Primitive Road
This rugged BLM road winds through scenic desert terrain northeast of Moab, offering several primitive pull-offs suitable for dispersed camping. The setting is ideal for self-contained travelers seeking quiet solitude away from the busier paved corridors.
BLM Primitive Road
A rough, primitive route leading deeper into public lands near Trin-Alcove Bend. This road requires high-clearance vehicles and offers quiet, remote dispersed camping with minimal traffic.
BLM Primitive Road
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM-managed land offering dispersed camping opportunities in the scenic Grand County desert near Moab.
BLM Primitive Road
This remote dirt road offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land near Moab. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to navigate the rough and potentially rutted terrain.
BLM Primitive Road
Dispersed camping options along a primitive BLM dirt road located in Grand County, Utah, offering access to undeveloped desert terrain.
BLM Primitive Road
A primitive BLM dirt road offering remote dispersed camping opportunities north of Moab, situated near popular mountain biking and hiking trailheads.
BLM Primitive Road
Dispersed camping opportunities located along a primitive BLM dirt road northeast of Moab.
BLM Primitive Road
A remote BLM primitive road offering opportunities for dispersed camping in a rugged, arid landscape near Wilcox Point.
BLM Primitive Road Spur
A rugged dirt spur road leading deeper into the canyon system from the main Little Canyon route, offering primitive designated dispersed campsites.
BLM Primitive Roads (Castle Valley Overlook)
Rugged primitive dirt roads offering dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land near the Castle Valley Overlook. These routes require high-clearance vehicles due to rough, unmaintained conditions.
BLM Primitive Roads (Whitbeck Knoll)
A network of remote BLM primitive roads located in the rugged desert plains near Whitbeck Knoll and Horseshoe Point. This area offers highly secluded, undeveloped dispersed camping options with expansive desert horizons.
BLM Road (Texas Hill Corridor)
A primitive BLM road corridor near Texas Hill that offers quiet, secluded dispersed camping along improved dirt surfaces.
BLM Road 0797e4fb Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along an unnamed BLM dirt road in Grand County, Utah. The area offers basic desert solitude with ample space for self-contained rigs.
BLM Road 226 Dispersed Corridor
This dispersed camping corridor along Down Floy Canyon Road offers sweeping desert vistas and views of the distant La Sal Mountains. Multiple flat, dirt pull-outs are scattered along the route, providing moderate privacy. The approach road is highly sensitive to weather, as rain brings deep mud and washouts that make travel difficult for standard vehicles. Standard BLM rules apply, making it a peaceful option for self-contained rigs.
BLM Road 807B
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 807B near Moab. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the rough and sandy dirt surface.
BLM Road 810B Dispersed
This rugged BLM corridor northeast of Moab offers isolated dispersed camping with beautiful desert vistas. The route demands a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle due to rough, unmaintained dirt surfaces.
BLM Road 818A Dispersed Camping
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 818A near Moab. This remote desert track offers isolated sites but demands high-clearance 4WD vehicles to navigate the rough and uneven dirt surface safely.
BLM Road 818E Dispersed
A highly rugged BLM corridor offering dispersed camping in a remote desert setting. Access is difficult, requiring high-clearance 4WD, but rewards visitors with excellent privacy and quiet surroundings.
BLM Road 818F Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 818F near the Utah-Colorado border. This rugged dirt road offers remote, primitive camping in a quiet desert setting.
BLM Road 823D Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 823D, offering rugged desert camping options northeast of Moab. This route winds through beautiful sandstone formations and offers primitive spots for self-contained vehicles.
BLM Road 824C Dispersed
A rugged dirt corridor on BLM land near Cone Mountain, offering primitive dispersed camping in a quiet desert setting.
BLM Road 828A Dispersed Camping
A rugged dirt corridor along BLM Road 828A providing dispersed camping opportunities near the scenic Sewemup Mesa. The route requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles and offers a remote wilderness experience.
BLM Road Corridor (Hidden Valley Area)
A network of BLM dirt roads located near the Hidden Valley Trailhead just south of Moab. Due to extreme proximity to popular trailheads and municipal boundaries, dispersed camping is highly restricted, and visitors must follow strict local waste-management rules. This corridor provides access to recreation, but overnight stays are subject to Moab Field Office regulations.
BLM Road Corridor
A remote BLM dirt road corridor located in the rugged desert landscape of Grand County. Dispersed camping is permitted along the corridor, provided campers adhere to strict Moab-area waste regulations.
BLM Road Corridor near Onion Creek
A remote network of BLM dirt roads and spurs located northeast of Moab near Onion Creek. This area offers stunning red rock vistas and quiet dispersed camping opportunities, but strict local land management rules require designated sites and human waste pack-out systems.
BLM Road D0566 Dispersed
BLM Road D0566 offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities on public lands just outside the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. The dirt route provides access to a few undeveloped roadside pull-offs in a rugged high-desert environment.
BLM Road D0575 Dispersed
A quiet and undeveloped BLM road located in the scenic Indian Creek corridor near Hart Point, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities along its dirt route.
BLM Road D0575 Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along BLM Road D0575, located in the desert south of Moab. This dirt corridor offers quiet pullouts on public land with standard stay limits.
BLM Road D0576
A quiet dirt road corridor on BLM land near Hart Point, offering primitive dispersed camping options in a scenic high-desert environment.
BLM Road D0584 Dispersed
A remote BLM dirt road south of Moab offering primitive dispersed camping in a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Road D0588 Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor on BLM land south of Moab, offering rustic dispersed camping options.
BLM Road D0603 Dispersed
A quiet dirt road corridor on BLM land offering dispersed camping opportunities close to striking geological formations like Wilson Arch.
BLM Road D0604 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D0604 near Moab, providing access to remote canyon country and scenic vistas.
BLM Road D0608 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor located on Bureau of Land Management lands near Moab, providing access to undeveloped dispersed camping sites with scenic desert views.
BLM Road D0613 Dispersed
This BLM route south of Moab provides access to dispersed camping opportunities on public lands. The track consists of an improved dirt surface that is best suited for high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Road D0614
A remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D0614 near Hatch Point. This dirt road offers access to quiet public lands with expansive desert views.
BLM Road D0617 Dispersed Camping
A rugged desert dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D0617 near Moab, offering remote roadside pull-offs in a quiet setting.
BLM Road D0621 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping options along BLM Road D0621, providing rugged canyon country access and desert scenery near Flat Iron Point.
BLM Road D0628 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D0628, located in the scenic desert landscape north of Moab.
BLM Road D0631 Primitive Camping
A remote network of primitive BLM routes located south of Moab, offering undeveloped dispersed camping opportunities in a rugged red rock desert setting.
BLM Road D0638 Dispersed
This dirt corridor winds through open public lands south of Moab, offering undeveloped dispersed camping options.
BLM Road D0655 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D0655, providing primitive dry camping opportunities near the Indian Creek and Needles Overlooks. This remote desert road offers access to natural public land areas with scenic vistas.
BLM Road D0658 Dispersed Camping
This remote BLM road near Canyonlands Overlook offers rustic dispersed camping opportunities with expansive desert views.
BLM Road D0658 Dispersed
This quiet dirt road corridor offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land near the spectacular Anticline Overlook. It provides scenic vistas of the surrounding canyon country with minimal traffic.
BLM Road D0663
This rugged BLM dirt road corridor is located south of Moab near Kane Creek, offering access to dramatic desert canyon landscapes. Dispersed camping is heavily restricted in this region, requiring campers to use designated sites and carry proper waste systems.
BLM Road D0672 Dispersed Camping Area
A network of primitive BLM dirt roads situated in the scenic desert landscape northeast of Moab. This area offers dispersed camping opportunities with sweeping desert views and quiet surroundings. Access is via unpaved roads that require caution during inclement weather. Campers must adhere to strict Moab BLM waste regulations, including carrying a portable toilet.
BLM Road D0676 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping opportunities along BLM Road D0676, located south of Moab near the Behind the Rocks area. The dirt corridor provides access to several rugged pullouts with scenic desert vistas.
BLM Road D0990 Dispersed
A quiet and remote BLM road corridor located southeast of Moab, offering rustic dispersed camping options. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to navigate the dirt road surface safely.
BLM Road D0997 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping options situated along BLM Road D0997, located just off Highway 191 in Grand County. This area provides convenient access to Wilson Arch and Looking Glass Rock with scenic red rock views.
BLM Road D1002 Dispersed
BLM Road D1002 offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities on public land northeast of Moab, Utah. Access is via a dirt road, with sites situated approximately half a mile from the highway.
BLM Road D1006 Dispersed Area
A network of primitive BLM roads located southeast of Moab, offering opportunities for remote dispersed camping in a rugged canyon setting.
BLM Road D1007 Dispersed Camping
A rustic desert corridor on BLM land outside Moab, providing primitive dispersed camping opportunities with expansive desert vistas.
BLM Road D1010 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D1010 offers quiet desert camping with basic dirt road access. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful stay near Moab.
BLM Road D1019 Dispersed Area
A network of primitive dirt roads southeast of Moab offering quiet dispersed camping on BLM lands.
BLM Road D1065 Dispersed
Dispersed camping along BLM Road D1065 offers a rugged desert experience in Grand County, Utah.
BLM Road D1167 Dispersed
A remote BLM road corridor providing access to dispersed camping near Indian Creek and Canyonlands. This area features beautiful red rock scenery but requires self-containment.
BLM Road D1350 Dispersed
A rugged dirt corridor on Bureau of Land Management land south of Moab, offering quiet dispersed camping with high desert surroundings.
BLM Road D1353 Dispersed Camping
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D1353 near Moab, Utah, offering primitive camping on public lands.
BLM Road D1355 Dispersed Camping
A quiet and remote dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land along Road D1355. This area offers beautiful desert views, red dirt terrain, and scenic sunset vistas, located several miles off Needles Overlook Road. The road can become extremely slick and muddy during wet conditions.
BLM Road D1422 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D1422 near Hatch Rock, offering expansive desert vistas and quiet surroundings south of Moab.
BLM Road D1427 Dispersed
This dirt corridor along BLM Road D1427 offers dispersed camping opportunities in the high desert south of Moab, near the prominent Hatch Rock landmark. The road features an improved dirt surface that provides access to multiple primitive pullouts.
BLM Road D1428 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D1428, set in a remote desert landscape near Hatch Rock.
BLM Road D1462 Dispersed Camping Corridor
This remote BLM dirt road corridor offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities near Indian Creek. High clearance is recommended as the dirt surface can become challenging in inclement weather.
BLM Road D1474 Dispersed
A rugged BLM road corridor south of Moab, offering primitive dispersed camping amidst spectacular red rock scenery. This area is highly remote and requires campers to be entirely self-sufficient.
BLM Road D1523 Dispersed
This remote BLM road south of Moab offers quiet, dispersed camping along a dirt corridor with scenic desert views. Access is best suited for high-clearance vehicles due to unmaintained dirt surfaces.
BLM Road D1540
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM land southeast of Moab, offering rustic, quiet dispersed camping spots.
BLM Road D1586 - Looking Glass Rock Area
A scenic dispersed camping corridor on BLM land near Looking Glass Rock. The area features quiet desert pastures with stunning red rock vistas and is highly suited for those seeking peaceful solitude. Access is via dirt roads that are prone to washboarding but remain accessible to most rigs in dry conditions.
BLM Road D1593
A scenic dirt road corridor on BLM land near Lockhart Basin Overlook southeast of Moab.
BLM Road D1594 Dispersed
This remote corridor along BLM Road D1594 provides access to dispersed camping opportunities in the rugged desert terrain north of Moab. High-clearance vehicles are recommended as road conditions can deteriorate quickly after rain.
BLM Road D1595 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D1595 in the desert landscape near Moab, offering secluded sites and scenic views of the surrounding canyon country.
BLM Road D1596
This primitive dirt route near Moab crosses open Bureau of Land Management land, offering dispersed camping in a quiet desert setting.
BLM Road D1598
This primitive dirt road corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land west of Moab. Access may require a high-clearance vehicle, and campers must be self-contained with a portable toilet system.
BLM Road D1611 Dispersed Camping
This primitive dispersed camping corridor along dirt BLM Road D1611 provides access to remote desert spots near the spectacular Needles Overlook and Indian Creek Viewpoint. Campers can find informal roadside pullouts offering quiet desert solitude, though high-clearance vehicles are recommended due to the unpaved surface.
BLM Road D1650 Dispersed Camping
This desert corridor offers primitive dispersed camping along BLM Road D1650 near Moab. It is ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful desert setting with minimal amenities.
BLM Road D1657 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D1657 near Moab, offering primitive pull-offs on public land near Hole N'' The Rock.
BLM Road D1666 Dispersed
A primitive dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D1666, offering rugged dirt-road access to quiet desert sites northeast of Moab.
BLM Road D1676 Dispersed Corridor
This desert road corridor south of Moab offers dispersed camping opportunities within a rugged, open environment near local natural arches.
BLM Road D1676 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D1676, offering direct dirt road access to undeveloped desert sites south of Moab near Behind the Rocks. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking proximity to area trailheads.
BLM Road D1736
A short BLM dirt spur road located south of Moab, providing access to primitive high-desert dispersed camping near the Tukuhnikivats Arch trailhead.
BLM Road D1750 Dispersed
D1750 is a primitive dirt road on BLM land near Moab, offering basic dispersed camping opportunities for high-clearance vehicles. Campers should prepare for rough conditions and ensure they follow local packing-out regulations.
BLM Road D1773 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D1773 near Hatch Point, offering remote desert sites with expansive views.
BLM Road D1784 Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor offering remote dispersed camping along BLM Road D1784, located near the Anticline Overlook.
BLM Road D1832 Dispersed
A remote BLM road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities near the Colorado River Overlook and Chicken Corner in Grand County, Utah. The setting features classic red-rock desert surroundings typical of the Moab region.
BLM Road D2541 Dispersed Camping
This remote BLM dirt corridor near Moab provides primitive dispersed camping in a quiet desert setting, suitable for self-contained rigs.
BLM Road D2620
A remote dirt road corridor located on BLM land near Moab, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities with rugged desert surroundings.
BLM Road D2743 Dispersed Camping
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D2743, south of Moab. The area features scenic red rock landscapes and offers quiet, primitive spots suitable for self-contained camping.
BLM Road D3246 Dispersed
BLM Road D3246 provides access to primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a scenic desert landscape southwest of Moab. High-clearance is recommended for navigating the unpaved surface, and campers must carry out all waste.
BLM Road D4822 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping sites along the unpaved BLM Road D4822 corridor near Moab, providing primitive camping options in a peaceful desert landscape.
BLM Road Dispersed Camping (Moab)
This remote BLM dirt road offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities in the desert north of Moab. It is an excellent option for self-contained rigs seeking solitude on public land.
BLM Road Moab Canyon
A short BLM access road branching off Highway 191 north of Moab, providing access to the Moab Brand Trails area. Overnight camping is highly restricted in this immediate corridor due to BLM Moab Field Office regulations.
BLM Road T029 Dispersed
This remote dirt road corridor offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land west of Moab, suitable for high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Road UT-63987d44 Dispersed Corridor
A short dirt road corridor located just off the main highway north of Moab, offering quick access to stunning sandstone vistas. Its extreme proximity to the highway makes it highly accessible for most rigs but results in persistent road noise and limited privacy.
BLM Road UT-b4c120b5 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor on BLM land near Lookout Point offering dispersed camping opportunities. High-clearance vehicles are recommended as road conditions can deteriorate when wet.
BLM Road Utah-5db44511 Dispersed
A remote, unpaved BLM road corridor offering dispersed camping options in a scenic desert environment.
Blue Hills Road BLM Dispersed Area
A wide-open, highly accessible dispersed camping area on BLM land along Blue Hills Road, situated north of Moab. The area features extremely flat, open fields suitable for rigs of all sizes with panoramic desert views.
Book Cliff West 5459 Dispersed
This remote BLM corridor along Book Cliff West 5459 offers quiet dispersed camping on improved dirt roads north of Moab. It is ideal for self-contained rigs looking for seclusion away from the crowded valley.
Book Cliff West 5549 Dispersed
This remote BLM route provides access to dispersed camping opportunities near the Book Cliffs area north of Moab. High-clearance vehicles are recommended as the dirt surface can become challenging in inclement weather.
Bride Canyon Designated Dispersed Camping Area
A highly scenic, primitive designated dispersed camping corridor set deep inside a spectacular red rock canyon along the Gemini Bridges Trail network. The area features a handful of numbered, established sites equipped with stone fire rings. Reaching this canyon requires navigating a rugged dirt shelf road with rocky inclines and tight turns that demand capable high-clearance vehicles.
Broadhead Well BLM Road
A remote BLM road corridor offering dispersed camping in the high desert of Grand County, Utah, near Moab.
Brumley Creek - Geyser Pass Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Geyser Pass Road in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, featuring high-country forest sites with distant red rock valley vistas. The route is a graded dirt and gravel road that winds past trailheads and peaceful wooded pockets.
Brumley Ridge Dispersed Camping (FR 0062)
Secluded forest camping off the La Sal Mountain Loop Road on Brumley Ridge / Spring Creek Road. A fantastic retreat surrounded by gambel oak, low pines, and visiting cattle.
Buckeye Recreation Area
A popular developed recreation area situated beside Buckeye Reservoir on the Manti-La Sal National Forest. It features the 30-site Pioneer Campground, a boat ramp, and excellent access to hiking, fishing, and motorized trail systems. Access roads are suitable for most rigs, but standard GPS navigation tools often misroute vehicles onto rugged 4WD tracks.
Bull Canyon BLM Road
Bull Canyon is a scenic dirt corridor offering dispersed camping options tucked beneath towering red rock cliffs near Gemini Bridges. The road has an improved dirt surface but can be sandy or rough, making it best suited for high-clearance vehicles.
Bull Draw Campsite
A quiet dispersed camping area located off Willow Basin Road in the scenic Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Bull Pasture Overlook Road Dispersed
A network of remote BLM primitive roads offering quiet dispersed camping with scenic canyon overlooks.
Bull Point Road Dispersed
This rugged road corridor offers remote dispersed camping on BLM-managed lands north of Moab.
Burr Point & Dirty Devil Overlook
Stunning dispersed camping sites perched on the canyon rim at Burr Point, offering panoramic vistas of the Dirty Devil River canyon, Robbers Roost, and the Henry Mountains. Located down a long dirt road, this remote wilderness destination offers raw natural beauty and exceptional quiet, though visitors must be entirely self-sufficient as there are no services. Several campsites are scattered along the canyon rim and near the old drill hole site. It is ideal for high-clearance campervans and smaller rigs.
Burr Point Overlook Road
Burr Point Road offers spectacular, remote dispersed camping along the canyon rim of the Dirty Devil River. The access corridor features primitive pull-outs with sweeping vistas of the rugged canyon system.
Cabin Road BLM Dispersed
A network of remote BLM primitive roads located in a rugged desert landscape. This area offers undeveloped dispersed camping with expansive views and excellent solitude, though the routes require high-clearance vehicles.
Candlestick Campground
A primitive backcountry campsite located along the scenic White Rim Trail in Canyonlands National Park, requiring a high-clearance 4WD vehicle and an NPS permit.
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Canyonlands National Park Needles District Campground
A remote developed campground in the rugged southern district of Canyonlands National Park, surrounded by dramatic sandstone pillars and canyons. The facility offers direct access to extensive hiking trails and is ideal for tents, campervans, and smaller self-contained rigs.
Canyonlands Needles Backcountry Sites
A system of remote, designated backcountry hike-in campsites situated within the spectacular Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. These primitive campsites require strenuous backpacking to access but offer unparalleled scenery among towering sandstone pillars.
Canyonlands Needles Outpost
This private campground sits directly outside the entrance to the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park, offering scenic red rock views and basic amenities. Guests have access to paid showers, a camp store, and fuel, though visitors should bring their own drinking water. The terrain is sandy but manageable for most standard rigs. Be prepared for windy desert conditions and blowing sand.
Canyonlands Overlook & BLM Road D2740
A spectacular and highly rugged dispersed camping area situated along BLM Road D2740, leading directly toward the dramatic canyon rims near Hatch Point. The journey requires traversing a highly technical dirt track with steep ledges and rocky steps, but rewarded by immense panoramic canyon views.
Castleton Road & La Sal Loop Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Castleton Road and the lower section of La Sal Mountain Loop Road. The area features multiple pockets of sites nestled within juniper trees, offering beautiful sunset views overlooking the canyon.
Castleton Road BLM Dispersed Corridor
A scenic corridor along Castleton Road and adjacent BLM spurs near Moab, offering access to dispersed camping areas surrounded by dramatic red rock scenery.
Castleton Tower Campground
An established free tent-camping area situated at the base of the iconic Castleton Tower. This site is managed by Utah Open Lands Conservation and features 13 walk-in tent sites and a pit toilet, primarily serving climbers and hikers utilizing the adjacent trailhead.
Cato Springs Road Dispersed BLM Corridor
An expansive network of rugged BLM primitive roads traversing the Utah and Colorado border area, offering remote camping options. Perfect for self-sufficient travelers seeking open desert scenery.
Cave Spring Campsite
This backcountry campsite offers access to the scenic trails and historic alcoves of the Canyonlands National Park Needles District, requiring a valid National Park Service permit for overnight stays.
Chesler Park Backcountry Site CP1
Stunning wilderness campsite positioned at the edge of Chesler Park, offering beautiful desert panoramas.
Chesler Park Backcountry Site CP2
Highly scenic backcountry site nestled among the needles formations at Chesler Park.
Chesler Park Backcountry Site CP3
Remote backcountry site surrounded by towering sandstone joints. Strenuous approach required.
Chesler Park Backcountry Site CP4
Desolate and beautiful campsite in the heart of the Needles district, perfect for backcountry hikers.
Chesler Park Backcountry Site CP5
Secluded backpacking campsite offering panoramic views of the needles and absolute silent isolation.
Chimney Rock Backcountry Campsite
An official backcountry hike-in campsite situated along the scenic Chimney Rock Trail in Canyonlands National Park.
Cisco Clayhills 4464 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping on BLM-managed land with wide-open desert scenery. The route features an improved dirt surface that is quiet and peaceful, though it is highly susceptible to wet weather.
Cisco Mesa
Dispersed camping corridor along Cisco Mesa road on Bureau of Land Management territory. This remote area offers primitive camping options with wide open desert views and minimal facilities.
Cisco Pump House Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Cisco Pump House Road down toward the Colorado River. The area features wide-open desert landscapes with red rock vistas and easy access to the river corridor. Camping is permitted on adjacent Bureau of Land Management lands, offering numerous pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs looking for quiet isolation.
Cisco Springs BLM Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along dirt roads in the Cisco Springs BLM area. The high desert landscape offers quiet, open terrain with expansive views and plenty of space for self-contained rigs, though unpaved routes require cautious dry-weather driving.
Cisco Springs BLM Road
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land located on the Utah side of the border near Cisco Springs, offering dispersed camping in an open, arid desert landscape.
Cisco Springs Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Cisco Springs Road in the high desert north of Cisco. The area offers wide-open desert scenery with easy access to BLM public lands.
Cisco Wash
A primitive dirt corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management territory north of Moab, providing dispersed camping pull-offs. The route is quiet and remote, but the unimproved dirt surface is prone to washouts and requires caution when wet.
Cleopatra's Chair Campsite
This highly remote dispersed campsite sits adjacent to the Cleopatra's Chair rock formation, offering magnificent desert canyon views and complete wilderness seclusion.
Colorado River UT-128 BLM Campgrounds
A scenic series of developed, fee-based BLM campgrounds lining the dramatic Colorado River Canyon along UT-128. Offering majestic red rock backdrops and immediate water access, these spots serve as premier base camps near Moab but fill up rapidly by mid-day.
Coney Island Overlook Campsite
A primitive clifftop camp spot located along the rugged Coney Island trail overlooking the expansive canyon landscape.
Coney Island Overlook Dispersed Area
A scenic ridge of primitive clifftop dispersed campsites situated along the rugged Coney Island 4WD trail overlooking Moab's vast canyon country.
Coney Island Rim Site 1
A remote, walk-in camping spot set back slightly from the mesa rim along the 4WD trail.
Coney Island Rim Site 2
A rustic, undeveloped campsite offering high privacy and impressive views of the distant sandstone formations.
Coney Island Rim Site 3
An isolated primitive camping site located near the edge of the mesa, ideal for low-profile 4WD setups.
Cotter Mine Road Dispersed Area
A designated dispersed camping corridor managed by the BLM along Cotter Mine Road and Buttes and Towers Trail near Courthouse Rock. Campers are restricted to designated sites marked with BLM signs in this scenic desert setting. The access road is rough and dusty, with some sites further up the hills requiring high clearance or four-wheel drive.
Cottonwood Canyon BLM Roads
This remote corridor along Cottonwood Canyon and adjacent BLM primitive roads offers dispersed camping opportunities on public land north of Moab. The dirt tracks wind through rugged desert terrain with scenic canyon views and ample privacy. Access requires a durable vehicle, and routes can become impassable during wet weather.
Cottonwood Road Dispersed Area
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along Cottonwood Road on BLM land in Grand County. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking quiet desert solitude.
Courthouse Rock Bypass Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping corridor along the unpaved bypass road near Courthouse Rock. It features wide-open desert terrain with excellent views of nearby red rock formations.