Dispersed Camping in San Juan County, Utah
Showing 581 locations in San Juan County (Page 2 of 2).
BLM Road D3906 Dispersed
A remote BLM corridor located near Blanding, Utah, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a scenic desert landscape.
BLM Road D3910 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a dirt BLM road near Blanding. Offers open desert scenery and peaceful wilderness camping.
BLM Road D3927 Dispersed Camping
This remote dirt road offers dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Blanding, Utah.
BLM Road D3947 Dispersed Camping
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D3947 near Blanding, Utah. This quiet off-grid area offers primitive pullouts within scenic desert terrain.
BLM Road D3949 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D3949 near Blanding, Utah, offering basic rustic sites in a high-desert environment.
BLM Road D3956
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D3956 near Blanding, Utah.
BLM Road D3959 Dispersed
This dirt road offers access to remote BLM dispersed camping opportunities near Blanding, Utah. High-clearance vehicles are recommended as road conditions can deteriorate quickly when wet.
BLM Road D3962 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Blanding, Utah. Located in a quiet desert setting, it provides a base for exploring regional historic landmarks.
BLM Road D4027 Dispersed
A quiet and remote BLM road corridor offering primitive dispersed camping in San Juan County, Utah, located near Tin Cup Spring.
BLM Road D4044
This remote BLM dirt road offers dispersed camping opportunities in the high desert near Blanding, Utah. Access can be rough and muddy during wet weather, but it provides quiet and free camping under standard BLM guidelines.
BLM Road D4061 Dispersed
A remote BLM corridor located near Blanding, Utah, offering opportunities for dispersed camping along a natural dirt road. The area provides basic desert solitude with easy access to nearby public lands.
BLM Road D4066 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4066 near Blanding, offering open desert landscape and access to the surrounding red rock country.
BLM Road D4074 Dispersed Camping
This remote BLM road offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities in the desert landscape near Blanding, Utah, with scenic desert views and ample privacy. The corridor is characterized by dirt tracks and sparse desert vegetation.
BLM Road D4091 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land near Blanding, Utah.
BLM Road D4102
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4102, offering quiet, primitive camping options just off the highway near Blanding.
BLM Road D4112 Dispersed
A quiet and remote dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road D4112 near Blanding, Utah, offering peaceful desert surroundings.
BLM Road D4128 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4128 on public land near Blanding.
BLM Road D4139 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4139, offering access to remote red rock landscapes near Blanding, Utah. It is suitable for those seeking a peaceful wilderness retreat.
BLM Road D4151 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4151, providing access to scenic desert landscapes and archaeological sites near Comb Ridge.
BLM Road D4172 Dispersed Camping
A primitive dirt corridor on BLM-managed land near Blanding, providing access to remote dispersed camping.
BLM Road D4188 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4188 near Blanding, Utah. The route features a dirt surface traversing typical high-desert landscape.
BLM Road D4189 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Bureau of Land Management Road D4189, situated in the high desert of San Juan County near Blanding, Utah.
BLM Road D4338 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4338 in San Juan County, Utah, winding through rugged desert terrain near Red House Spring.
BLM Road D4350
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4350, situated adjacent to Highway 162 and near St. Christopher's Mission. This quiet roadside area offers scenic views of nearby bluffs and cottonwood trees, with a water fill option nearby. Avoid blocking the active school bus turnaround loop at the entrance.
BLM Road D4373 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping options located along BLM Road D4373 near Blanding, Utah.
BLM Road D4407 Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4407, providing access to remote desert sites on public land near Blanding.
BLM Road D4440 Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor on BLM land near Blanding, offering dispersed camping potential along the route. The terrain is typical Utah high desert with sparse vegetation and dirt surfaces.
BLM Road D4441 Dispersed
Dispersed camping is permitted along this dirt BLM road corridor located in the scenic high desert outside of Blanding, Utah.
BLM Road D4449 Dispersed
Dispersed camping along BLM Road D4449 in San Juan County near Blanding, Utah. The dirt track provides primitive roadside campsites amidst desert shrubland, offering proximity to viewpoints like Recapture Pocket.
BLM Road D4455 Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4455 on a mesa overlooking the San Juan River. The upper mesa section is flat, spacious, and accessible for larger vehicles, while the road winding down closer to the river becomes steeper and sandy.
BLM Road D4487 Dispersed Corridor
A remote BLM dirt road corridor situated near the Grand Gulch Trailhead in southern Utah. This area offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with beautiful high-desert scenery, though the road is unimproved and can become difficult to navigate in inclement weather.
BLM Road D4558 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping opportunities along BLM Road D4558. This dirt track leads into open Bureau of Land Management territory north of the San Juan River corridor, offering rugged desert dispersed camping close to archaeological and scenic attractions near Bluff.
BLM Road D4578 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4578 near Blanding, Utah, providing rugged access to scenic desert canyons and archaeological landmarks in San Juan County.
BLM Road D4586 Dispersed Camping
A short dirt road corridor on BLM land near Blanding, offering dispersed camping. The area is in a high-desert setting close to local historic sites.
BLM Road D4604 Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping along the dirt corridor of BLM Road D4604 near Blanding, Utah. This undeveloped area provides convenient access to nearby archaeological and natural attractions like Navajo Spring and the Wolfman Panel.
BLM Road D4605 Dispersed Camping
This remote dispersed camping area is situated along BLM Road D4605 in the desert landscape of southeastern Utah, offering easy access to scenic points like Monocline Point. The unpaved route provides several primitive pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs.
BLM Road D4616 Dispersed
Dispersed camping along BLM Road D4616, offering quiet desert settings in San Juan County. Accessible via dirt roads, this area provides remote camping on public lands.
BLM Road D4628 Dispersed
An undeveloped BLM road corridor offering dispersed desert camping opportunities with close proximity to the scenic Valley of the Gods landscape.
BLM Road D4654
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4654 in San Juan County, Utah, providing primitive access to public lands near the Sugarloaf landmark.
BLM Road D4667 Dispersed
This primitive dirt corridor along BLM Road D4667 offers dispersed camping on public land near Mexican Hat. The route features basic dirt pull-offs surrounded by wide-open desert scenery.
BLM Road D4713 Dispersed Camping
A remote BLM dirt road located near Bell Butte, offering dispersed camping in a quiet desert setting.
BLM Road D4716 Dispersed
This remote BLM dirt road corridor offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities near Bell Butte and the scenic Valley of the Gods.
BLM Road D4729 Dispersed
Dispersed camping along BLM Road D4729, located near Bell Butte and the scenic Valley of the Gods. This quiet dirt corridor offers remote sites surrounded by red rock desert views.
BLM Road D4859 Dispersed Camping
A remote BLM dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities on public lands near Blanding.
BLM Road D4950 Dispersed
A remote and primitive dirt road corridor located on BLM land near the prominent Bears Ears landmarks west of Blanding. It offers a highly dispersed wilderness camping setting with minimal visitation.
BLM Road D5035 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D5035 near Monticello, Utah. It offers undeveloped desert roadside pull-offs near iconic red rock formations.
BLM Road D5251 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Blanding.
BLM Route D1055 Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Route D1055 on the high-desert plains east of Monticello. The area consists of open sagebrush and scattered pinyon-juniper with expansive views, offering remote and undeveloped sites suitable for self-contained rigs.
BLM Route D1067 Corridor
A network of remote BLM routes located east of Monticello, Utah, providing rugged dispersed camping opportunities on undeveloped public land. Ideal for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles looking for solitude.
Blue Mountain Ranch Road Dispersed
Scenic forest road corridor offering quiet, dispersed camping spots nested in the trees near Verdure Creek in Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Blue Mountain Ski Area Corridor
Scenic forest road corridor within the Manti-La Sal National Forest near the old Blue Mountain Ski Area, providing roadside dispersed camping options.
Blue Mountain Ski Area Road Dispersed
Rustic dispersed camping corridor along Blue Mountain Ski Area Road in Manti-La Sal National Forest, featuring open grassy meadows, oak groves, and mountain views.
Blue Mountain Trading Post & RV Park
A well-maintained commercial RV park and campground offering clean facilities, full hookups, and designated tent spaces. Amenities include hot showers, laundry facilities, a dog wash station, and helpful local staff.
Bobby's Jo Backcountry Campsites
A pristine backcountry camping area consisting of two designated sites in the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. Accessible only by highly capable 4WD vehicles via the demanding Elephant Hill trail, this zone offers a remote desert wilderness experience close to Chesler Park.
Bobby's Jo Backcountry Site 1
An official designated backcountry campsite located along the Elephant Hill 4WD trail in the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park.
Bobby's Jo Backcountry Site 2
The second of two official designated backcountry campsites at Bobby's Jo in Canyonlands National Park.
Bridger Jack Mesa Designated Camping Area
Bridger Jack Mesa Designated Camping Area offers primitive, numbered campsites situated along a rugged dirt trail beneath spectacular red rock formations in the Indian Creek climbing region.
Buckboard Campground
Buckboard Campground is a peaceful USFS campground nestled in the Manti-La Sal National Forest at the base of the Abajo Mountains. Surrounded by scenic groves of aspens and Gambel oaks, the campground features gravel spurs, group sites, vault toilets, and seasonal potable water. It serves as an excellent mountain escape and provides direct access to the Abajo Loop State Scenic Backway.
Bulldog - Blue Mountain Dispersed Corridor
Dispersed camping corridor along Bulldog - Blue Mountain road winding through the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Monticello.
Bulldog Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping along Bulldog Road in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering wooded sites with distant valley views just north of Blanding. The main road is graded dirt, but side spurs can be rough and muddy when wet.
Bullseye Road BLM Dispersed
An unpaved BLM road corridor offering quiet, remote dispersed camping opportunities in the rugged desert landscape near Blanding, Utah.
Butler Wash Road (B262) Dispersed
A rustic dispersed camping corridor running along Butler Wash Road (B262) on BLM land just east of Comb Ridge. The area provides immediate access to scenic canyon trails and historic archaeological sites like Monarch Cave. While car camping along the road is free and requires no permits, any hiking or canyon entry requires a day-use permit. Campers should prepare for rough washboard conditions and use existing impacted sites to preserve the fragile desert ecosystem.
Butler Wash Road Dispersed (BLM D4535)
This dispersed camping corridor runs along Butler Wash Road (BLM D4535) on the east side of Comb Ridge. It offers scenic desert camping with beautiful views of the slickrock formations and access to numerous ruin trailheads. The main dirt road is accessible to most vehicles but can be washboarded, while some sandy spurs and steep climbs to canyon overlooks strictly require four-wheel drive. Standard BLM dispersed camping rules apply, with campers expected to pack out all waste and respect cultural resources.
Cadillac Ranch RV Park
A fully remodeled and expanded commercial RV park on the edge of town, offering beautiful red rock vistas, reliable Wi-Fi, and highly rated modern restroom, laundry, and shower facilities. Includes shaded tent areas and full hookup pull-throughs.
Canyonlands Basecamp
Canyonlands Basecamp is a low-density private RV and overland campground located just minutes outside Monticello, bordering the Manti-La Sal National Forest. This peaceful setting features spacious sites nested among pinyon and juniper pines, making it an excellent basecamp for exploring the surrounding Canyonlands and Bears Ears regions. Designed primarily for self-contained rigs, the property offers key comforts including clean restrooms with hot showers and a central water fill station.
Cave Towers Road Dispersed
This primitive dirt road on Bureau of Land Management land near Blanding provides access to dispersed camping opportunities near local archaeological sites and trailheads.
Chippean Ridge Dispersed Camping
Primitive dispersed camping along the scenic Chippean Ridge dirt road in Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Cigarette Springs Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic cluster of primitive dispersed campsites situated on the mesa along Cigarette Springs Road, right near the Citadel Trailhead. These sites offer panoramic views of the surrounding canyon country and convenient access to backcountry ruins.
Comb Ridge Dispersed Spot
A remote dispersed camping spot located in the scenic Comb Ridge area of San Juan County near Blanding, Utah.
Comb Wash Camp 2
A primitive dispersed camping area situated along the scenic Comb Wash corridor, surrounded by towering red sandstone canyon walls.
Comb Wash Camp 3
A basic dispersed campsite located in the scenic Comb Wash canyon area near Blanding.
Comb Wash Road Dispersed Camping
A highly scenic, primitive camping corridor extending along Comb Wash Road (CR 205) and adjacent to Arch Canyon. The area features numerous dirt pull-offs nestled among cottonwood trees with stunning views of the towering red rock cliffs of Comb Ridge. While accessible to most rigs on the main flat sections, deeper spurs and riverbed crossings require high-clearance or four-wheel drive. Pit toilets are available at the main entrance area near the highway.
Cottonwood RV Park
A small and friendly RV park in Bluff featuring mature trees that provide pleasant shade. The park accommodates both RVs and tent campers, offering clean facilities and hot showers within walking distance of local historical attractions.
County Road B285 Corridor
County Road B285 offers convenient paved access transitioning into the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Several dispersed roadside spots are available just before the paved section ends at the national forest boundary cattle guard. It provides a straightforward option for rigs of all sizes looking to camp near Blanding.
Creek Pasture Campground
Creek Pasture Campground is a developed BLM facility situated in the scenic Indian Creek basin, serving as an ideal base for exploring Bears Ears National Monument and the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. The site features 32 individual campsites and an adjacent group site, each equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and access to vault toilets. Note that there is no drinking water or trash collection available, so campers must pack in all water and pack out all waste.
D0008 Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Blanding.
D0189 BLM Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options located along the dirt corridor of BLM Road D0189 near Blanding, Utah.
D0303 BLM Dispersed
A remote BLM road corridor situated near Blanding, offering opportunities for dispersed camping in a typical high-desert rural landscape.
D0811 BLM Road Dispersed
Rugged dirt road corridor offering remote dispersed camping on BLM-managed land near Blanding. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking quiet desert solitude near Browns Point.
D0861 Dispersed Camping Corridor
A remote dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping on BLM land near Soda Spring, Utah.
D0900 BLM Dispersed Camping
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along the BLM D0900 road and adjacent primitive spurs near Monticello, Utah. This area offers quiet, undeveloped sites in a high-desert environment.
D0937 Dispersed Camping
D0937 is an improved dirt BLM road near Blanding, offering access to remote dispersed camping in the rugged San Juan County landscape.
D0945 BLM Road Dispersed Corridor
A remote dirt road corridor located on public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management near Blanding. This area offers dispersed camping opportunities along an improved dirt surface in a quiet rural setting.
D0962 BLM Dispersed Corridor
This remote network of primitive BLM roads near Monticello offers rugged dispersed camping options in a quiet, high-desert environment. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to navigate the rough and unmaintained dirt tracks.
D0968 BLM Road Corridor
This quiet backcountry corridor along D0968 offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land west of Monticello. The terrain features dirt roads that are generally passenger-vehicle friendly in dry conditions, though rain can quickly make them impassable. Expect high privacy and pristine desert surroundings, making it an excellent stopover for self-contained rigs.
D0973 BLM Dispersed Corridor
This remote BLM corridor along Road D0973 offers highly isolated, primitive camping opportunities in the rugged terrain near Monticello. Perfect for self-contained, high-clearance rigs looking for quiet and separation.
D1079 BLM Road Dispersed
This remote BLM road corridor near Ray Mesa offers quiet, primitive dispersed camping with scenic high-desert surroundings. Accessible via dirt roads, it provides an off-grid camping experience on public lands.
D1092 & Ray Mesa BLM Roads
A network of remote BLM primitive roads offering dispersed camping options just west of Ray Mesa. The area provides exceptional desert isolation with beautiful canyonland and mesa views.
D1112 BLM Road
A remote dirt road corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Monticello, Utah, offering opportunities for rugged dispersed camping.
D1126 BLM Road Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping opportunities along the D1126 dirt road corridor on Bureau of Land Management lands near Blanding, Utah.
D1175 BLM Primitive Roads
Dispersed camping options along BLM Road D1175 and nearby primitive tracks east of Monticello. The area offers secluded spots amidst desert vegetation and sandstone features.
D1191 BLM Road Dispersed
D1191 is a quiet dirt corridor located on BLM land outside of Monticello, offering opportunities for dispersed camping. Accessible via dirt roads, it is best suited for self-contained rigs looking for a peaceful stay near Young Point.
D1337 BLM Road
A remote dirt road corridor traversing BLM-managed public land near Monticello, offering opportunities for primitive dispersed camping.
D1898 BLM Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor on BLM land near House Park Butte offering dispersed camping options.
D1899 BLM Road Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along the BLM D1899 dirt road in San Juan County. This scenic desert corridor offers quiet, undeveloped camping on public land near House Park Butte.
D1924 BLM Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D1924, situated in the high desert landscape near Blanding, Utah.
D1930 BLM Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Blanding. Accessible primarily in dry weather, this road leads through isolated desert terrain with plenty of opportunities to find a quiet pull-off.
D1942 BLM Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along the D1942 dirt road on Bureau of Land Management land near Blanding, Utah.
D1963 / Keyhole Arch Dispersed
A scenic canyon dispersed camping area located off Route 95 along BLM road D1963, featuring level spots near Keyhole Arch.
D2009 BLM Road
Dispersed camping options are located along the D2009 BLM dirt road near Blanding, Utah. The corridor offers basic roadside pull-offs in a quiet, high-desert environment on public lands.
D2048 BLM Road Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping is available along this quiet dirt road corridor on BLM land. It provides convenient, rugged access to the remote desert surroundings near Jacobs Chair Trailhead.
D2173 BLM Dispersed
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM land near Blanding, offering opportunities for remote, dispersed camping in a typical high-desert setting. This route serves as access to remote wilderness sites, suitable for self-contained rigs.
D2300 BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping along the unpaved BLM road D2300 in the desert terrain near Blanding.
D2316 BLM Road Dispersed
D2316 is a BLM dirt road located near Blanding, Utah, offering dispersed camping opportunities on public land.
D2484 BLM Dispersed
D2484 is a primitive BLM dirt road near Blanding, Utah, offering opportunities for dispersed camping in a quiet, rural setting.
D2642 BLM Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping potential along the dirt road D2642 on BLM land near South Spring, north of Blanding.
D2645 BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping along BLM Road D2645 located in San Juan County, Utah, offering a remote desert setting near Blanding.
D2646 BLM Road
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D2646 in San Juan County. This rugged dirt route offers remote wilderness camping opportunities on public lands near Blanding.
D2675 BLM Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D2675 in San Juan County, providing access to the rugged canyonlands near Jacobs Chair Trailhead.
D3127 BLM Road
A dirt corridor on BLM land near Monticello, Utah, offering dispersed camping. The road is basic dirt and provides a standard desert-shrub landscape for overnight stays.
D3130 BLM Road
A primitive dirt road on BLM land near Monticello, offering opportunities for dispersed camping in a remote desert setting.
D3303 BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along BLM Road D3303 in San Juan County, offering quiet desert settings and scenic vistas near Copper Point.
D3401 BLM Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM managed lands west of Blanding, offering basic options for self-contained dispersed camping.
D3411 Dispersed Camping
A dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D3411 near Blanding, Utah, offering wide-open high desert landscapes near the Alkali Ridge Historical Marker.
D3413 BLM Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor located on public BLM land near Blanding, offering opportunities for dispersed camping.
D3458 BLM Road
An improved dirt BLM road corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities on public lands near Blanding, Utah.
D3483 BLM Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road D3483 in San Juan County, near Rock Point. The area features scenic red rock landscapes and expansive canyon country views, typical of southern Utah desert terrain.
D3515 BLM Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping along BLM Road D3515 in San Juan County near Blanding. This desert landscape offers remote and primitive camping opportunities on public land with natural spacing. Access is via a dirt road that can become impassable when wet. Standard BLM stay limits apply.
D3560 BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping along BLM road D3560 offers a quiet, remote desert setting in San Juan County, Utah.
D3636 BLM Road
A remote dirt corridor along BLM Road D3636 in San Juan County, Utah, offering dispersed camping in a rugged high-desert setting near Blanding. This area offers primitive camping opportunities with high privacy and quiet desert nights.
D4014 BLM Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4014 in San Juan County, providing direct access to undeveloped public lands.
D4055 BLM Road Dispersed
A remote BLM dirt road located near Blanding, Utah, offering opportunities for dispersed camping in a scenic high-desert setting.
D4064 BLM Road Corridor
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM road D4064 in the desert near Blanding, Utah. Perfect for self-contained rigs seeking remote dry camping on public land.
D4130 Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along BLM Road D4130 in the high-desert landscape near Blanding.
D4131 BLM Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4131 outside of Blanding. The dirt road offers access to undeveloped public land suitable for self-contained rigs seeking a quiet desert experience.
D4191 BLM Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along BLM road D4191 near Blanding, offering primitive camping on public lands with standard 14-day stay limits.
D4321 BLM Dispersed
A primitive dirt corridor on BLM land near Blanding, Utah, offering quiet dispersed camping. Suitable for high-clearance vehicles looking for standard off-grid desert camping.
D4446 BLM Road Dispersed
A primitive dirt road corridor on BLM-managed land near McCracken Point, offering quiet dispersed camping with easy access to the highway.
D4462 BLM Road
An unimproved dirt corridor running through public BLM lands, offering primitive dispersed camping options east of the Recapture Pocket scenic viewpoints. The surrounding area features classic red rock terrain and high desert vegetation.
D4467 Dispersed
This primitive BLM dirt road offers quiet, dispersed camping opportunities on public land near Blanding and the Recapture Pocket area. Ideal for self-contained rigs, the dirt surface is best avoided during or after heavy rainfall.
D4596 BLM Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor on BLM land near the historic San Juan Hill and River House Ruin. This primitive route offers isolated dispersed camping within Utah's rugged canyon country.
D4610 BLM Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4610 in San Juan County, providing quiet desert boondocking near Monocline Point.
D4694 BLM Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping along BLM road D4694, located near Bell Butte and the Valley of the Gods. This primitive corridor offers quiet, scenic desert landscapes with excellent natural spacing.
D4712 BLM Road Dispersed
A remote BLM dirt corridor near Bell Butte and the scenic Valley of the Gods, offering rustic dispersed camping in a wide-open desert landscape.
D4800 BLM Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road D4800, located in the high desert of San Juan County near Blanding. The route winds through quiet desert terrain with views of prominent geological formations like Pyramid Peak.
D5036 BLM Road
This Bureau of Land Management dirt road offers easily accessible dispersed camping opportunities just north of the historic town of Bluff.
Dalton Mine Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along Dalton Mine Road on public BLM land. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a primitive, quiet desert stay.
Dalton Springs Campground
A developed U.S. Forest Service campground shaded by mature oak and aspen trees, offering standard spaced-out sites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, and trash collection.
Davis Canyon Backcountry Access
A remote backcountry access point near the boundary of Canyonlands National Park, offering primitive hike-in opportunities.
Davis Pocket Dispersed Camping
A scenic dirt road corridor in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities amid rugged sandstone canyon country. The road is native material and generally passable for most vehicles in dry weather.
Devils Canyon Campground
A well-maintained developed Forest Service campground situated in a cool ponderosa pine forest at the foot of the Abajo Mountains, offering clean paved sites, picnic tables, fire rings, and seasonal drinking water. Paved pull-through pads accommodate larger rigs, and the setting provides a quiet retreat close to scenic forest backways.
Dirty Devil & Hite Primitive Camping Area
A scenic designated primitive camping corridor within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, managed by the National Park Service. It includes primitive campsites with basic vault toilets near the Dirty Devil River and Hite Crossing. All camping in this national recreation area requires utilizing designated sites, with fees applicable at designated primitive loops.
Dirty Devil Primitive Camping Area
A designated NPS primitive campground overlooking the Dirty Devil River canyon. Features vault toilets, but no potable water or trash services. Quiet hours are active overnight, and a self-pay fee is required.
Dirty Devil River Campground (Lower Loop)
A primitive camping area situated on the lower river plateau near the old Hite crossing. Excellent views of the river and canyon walls, with access to the water's edge. Features pit toilets.
Drift - Horse Pasture Canyon Trail Dispersed
A primitive dispersed camping corridor along the Drift - Horse Pasture Canyon Trail in Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Dry Fork Canyon Road Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor offering rugged dispersed camping options near scenic sandstone arches in southeast Utah.
Duck Lake - Redd Pasture
A scenic forest corridor within the Manti-La Sal National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities along a native-surface dirt road.
East Point Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along East Point Road in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering wooded settings with tranquil surroundings near the Notch Point area.
East Trachyte Point Road BLM Dispersed
A rugged BLM dirt road winding through scenic canyon country east of Trachyte Creek, offering remote dispersed camping options on public lands near Hog Spring. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to potentially rough, unmaintained tracks.
Eggnog-Star Springs Road BLM
Remote dirt road corridor traversing rugged Bureau of Land Management territory. This route offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with sweeping desert vistas and absolute quiet.
Farley Canyon Primitive Camping Area
Farley Canyon Primitive Camping Area is a designated primitive camping area within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Accessible by vehicle and vessel, the area offers dispersed-style camping with basic vault toilets. There is no potable water available on site. A fee is required per night.
Flint Trail Road Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along Flint Trail Road situated on Bureau of Land Management land. The area features sweeping desert vistas and canyon country scenery, suitable for self-contained, high-clearance rigs looking for primitive, remote camping.
Forest Road 105 Dispersed (Abajo Mountains)
A collection of dispersed campsites along Forest Road 105 and North Creek, providing beautiful wooded spots beneath the Abajo Mountains. While some sections closer to the town watershed are signed as closed to camping, several legal pull-offs with fire rings exist further up the road. The road is rough in sections, making it best suited for high-clearance vehicles, campervans, and smaller trailers.
Foy Lake Road Dispersed Camping
A highly scenic dispersed camping corridor nested along Foy Lake Road in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Positioned near Foy Lake and the Shay Ridge Trail, this area offers refreshing mountain air, forested sites, and excellent shade as a cooler alternative to nearby low-elevation desert destinations. Multiple large, flat clearings with established rock fire rings are scattered along the road near the lake shore and adjacent trailheads. A public pit toilet is located near the lake area. Access is via a gravel forest road that can become muddy and slick during heavy rains.
Grand Gulch Overflow & Old Highway Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor on BLM land near the Grand Gulch overflow area, just east of Natural Bridges National Monument. These spots along Old Highway Road, UT-261, and UT-95 offer a mix of open desert overlooks and secluded camps nestled among short pines. Suitable for self-contained rigs, the area provides a quiet setting with stunning red rock vistas and easy access to local hiking trails.
Gypsum Canyon Overlook
A remote walk-in viewpoint offering sweeping views of Gypsum Canyon in a rugged wilderness setting.
Hammond Canyon Overlook Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Hammond Canyon Overlook Road within the Manti-La Sal National Forest. This area provides quiet, secluded spaces tucked among the pine trees with excellent views looking over Hammond Canyon. The main road is graded dirt, while the access spurs closer to the canyon rim become rough and require higher clearance.
Hart Point Road Dispersed
A scenic high-desert dispersed camping corridor located along Hart Point Road (BLM Road D0506) just outside the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. The main dirt road is generally wide and well-graded, leading to several established dirt pullouts and hilltop spurs that offer panoramic views of sandstone domes and rolling, tree-covered hills. While the primary access road is suitable for most rigs in dry weather, individual spurs can be rough, and the soft red clay soil becomes highly slick and impassable when wet. Camping is entirely dispersed with no water or trash services, requiring visitors to be completely self-sufficient.
Harts Draw Gravel Pit
This dispersed camping area in the Manti-La Sal National Forest offers large, open gravel-pit parking suitable for multiple rigs. The site is accessible via graded dirt roads and lies close to scenic viewpoints.
Highway 261 Dispersed
Convenient roadside pull-outs off Utah State Route 261. These spots are separated from the main highway by a sparse buffer of trees, offering a quick, level place to park. They are highly useful as staging areas or emergency overnight stops during rainy weather when interior dirt BLM roads on Cedar Mesa turn into slick, impassable clay.
Hite Crossing Primitive Camping
A scenic collection of primitive dispersed camping sites situated along the gravel banks and red rock terraces near the Hite Crossing of the Colorado River. This area offers rugged, self-contained camping with panoramic views of the surrounding canyon country. Managed by the National Park Service under Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, campers must be self-contained.
Hite Marina Campground
Located within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area near the confluence of the Colorado and Dirty Devil rivers. This primitive campground offers basic camping on gravel/dirt loops with easy access for most rigs.
Hooks and Ladders OHV & BLM Roads
A scenic dispersed camping area near the Hooks and Ladders OHV trail system on BLM land. Features several dirt pull-outs, picnic tables, and a vault toilet at the trailhead, making it a highly accessible and convenient base for off-road recreation.
Imperial Canyon Overlook Trailhead
This rugged hike-in spot offers primitive access near the Imperial Canyon Overlook in the remote canyonlands of San Juan County.
Indian Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Indian Creek Road within the scenic canyon landscapes of the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Standard national forest dirt road access with pullouts suitable for various rig sizes.
Jacob's Chair OHV Trail Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping along the rugged Jacob's Chair OHV Trail, offering stunning desert vistas and absolute quiet for high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
Kigalia Guard Station & Elk Ridge Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along Kigalia Guard Station Road, Butt Point Road, and the Hammond Canyon Trailhead corridor. Situated in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, this forested area features standard dirt pull-offs under a canopy of ponderosa pines with viewpoints overlooking Hammond Canyon and the Abajo Mountains.
Kigalia Point Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Kigalia Point in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering direct access to the rugged beauty of the Bears Ears area. This native dirt road corridor contains several pullouts for self-contained camping.
Lavender Canyon Road Dispersed
Rugged primitive road tracking through a scenic canyon corridor surrounded by spectacular sandstone arches on BLM land. Access requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle due to deep sand and rough terrain.
Lavender Canyon Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the dirt road leading into Lavender Canyon on BLM-managed public land. Ideal for self-contained, high-clearance rigs looking for quiet red-rock surroundings.
Lavender/Davis Canyon Rd Dispersed
A remote, scenic dirt corridor providing dispersed camping options along the Lavender and Davis Canyon roads near the needles district of Canyonlands. Access requires high clearance due to rough dirt and sandy stretches.
Line Camp
Line Camp is a primitive camping area located just off the highway north of Monticello.
Little Pueblo Dispersed Camping
A scenic, remote dispersed camping area located near Comb Ridge. Positioned as the closest vehicle-accessible camping area to the historic Little Pueblo ruins, this zone provides level parking spots with an easy turnaround. The final access road is rough and not recommended for larger trailers.
Lovell Way Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Lovell Way Road within the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Standard sites are nestled among tall pines next to a dry creek bed, offering scenic vistas of distant mountains. The area is highly peaceful with minimal traffic, making it an excellent nature retreat.
Lower Butler Wash Road Dispersed
Lower Butler Wash Road offers dispersed camping along the eastern edge of Comb Ridge. It provides excellent access to popular hiking trails and archaeological sites like Split Level Ruin, Cathedral Ruin, and Tooth Point. The road is gravel and dirt, subject to rough washboards and sandy patches.
Lower Butler Wash Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Lower Butler Wash Road offers scenic red-rock views and access to nearby canyon ruins on BLM-managed land.
Lower Indian Creek Trail Dispersed
This dirt road spur off the Indian Creek corridor offers dispersed camping options on BLM land near Indian Point with scenic canyon views.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road (Nizhoni Area)
This dispersed camping corridor along an unnamed Manti-La Sal National Forest road is located near Nizhoni Campground. The area offers easy access to forest lands and provides a scenic and quiet base camp near Mount Linnaeus.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road (North)
An un-named forest road offering dispersed camping sites within the northern portion of Manti-La Sal National Forest. The road is composed of native dirt and is accessible by standard vehicles.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road (South)
A quiet dirt corridor running through the southern section of Manti-La Sal National Forest. It offers scenic forest landscapes with several dispersed camping options along the road.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along unnamed forest roads in the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Blanding, Utah, offering secluded boondocking spots on native dirt roads.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road Dispersed
This native dirt forest corridor in the Manti-La Sal National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities. The road is accessible for most vehicles, but caution should be taken during wet weather as the native surface can become muddy.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road Dispersed
A native-dirt forest road corridor providing quiet, dispersed camping opportunities within the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Manti-La Sal Forest Roads
A scenic network of unnamed dirt corridors winding through the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Dispersed camping opportunities are scattered along these forest service routes, offering quiet sites shaded by pines and oaks with access to nearby natural springs.
Manti-La Sal National Forest - FR 19753384 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along an unnamed forest road within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, located near Dry Mesa Point and Cooper Spring.
Manti-La Sal National Forest - Road a0a40218
Dispersed camping options along a native-surface dirt forest road located in the scenic timberlands of Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Manti-La Sal National Forest - Road d4d0b7ad
An unnamed dirt forest road corridor within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, providing quiet, dispersed camping sites surrounded by pine and juniper woodland near Blanding.
Manti-La Sal National Forest - Road eda47b6e
A scenic dirt road corridor offering isolated dispersed camping sites set within the dense pine groves of the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Manti-La Sal National Forest Dispersed (Road 130282e9)
A quiet forest corridor offering dispersed camping along an unnamed native-surface dirt road. Located within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, this area is best suited for self-contained rigs looking for scenic wilderness camping.
Manti-La Sal National Forest Dispersed (San Juan County)
This unpaved Forest Service corridor offers access to dispersed camping within the scenic Manti-La Sal National Forest near Blanding, Utah. It provides a peaceful setting with native dirt roads open to standard vehicles.
Maverik Adventure Stop - Monticello
A popular commercial travel plaza offering designated truck and RV parking. Overnight parking is permitted on-site near the rear fence, making it highly convenient for all rig sizes. The lot remains busy and active throughout the night with trucks and generators.
Mexican Hat Campground
A basic, dry-camping paid campground situated on private land near the entrance of Mexican Hat Rock Road. It offers flat, gravel parking areas divided into RV and tent sections. Offers direct, scenic views of the Mexican Hat monument but has no amenities.
Milk Ranch Point Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along a dirt forest road in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. This dirt road is suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions and provides a scenic forest setting near popular hiking trails.
Monticello BLM Primitive Roads
A network of primitive dirt roads on BLM land offering dispersed camping pull-offs near Monticello. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to rough, unmaintained surfaces.
Monticello City Park Parking
Informal parking opportunities situated around Monticello's municipal parks and public streets. Ideal for a quick, low-profile stop near local services.
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Moon House Ruin Road Dispersed
This wilderness corridor follows the rugged Moon House Ruin Road to the McCloyd Canyon Trailhead within Bears Ears National Monument. It offers remote camping opportunities amidst spectacular canyon scenery, though access is challenging and overnight stays are strictly managed.
Mormon Pasture Mountain Dispersed
Mormon Pasture Mountain provides a rugged but rewarding backcountry camping corridor within the scenic Manti-La Sal National Forest. Dispersed sites are tucked along the native-material dirt road, offering quiet surroundings and excellent separation. High-clearance vehicles are recommended during wet periods, though the main route is typically accessible to standard rigs in dry conditions.
Mormon Pasture Point
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a native-material dirt road within the scenic Manti-La Sal National Forest near Blanding.
Mormon Trail Dispersed
This scenic corridor along the Mormon Trail offers remote dispersed camping options on Bureau of Land Management land near Blanding, Utah. It is ideal for self-contained rigs looking for quiet surroundings.
Mormon Trail Dispersed
The Mormon Trail provides primitive dispersed camping along a remote dirt route on BLM land near Blanding. High-clearance vehicles are recommended as conditions can vary significantly depending on recent weather.
Mountain View RV Park
A tidy, small commercial RV park offering a farmhouse aesthetic with full hook-ups, tent sites, silo-grain cabins, and immaculate facilities.
National Park Highway Dispersed (UT-211)
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the highway leading to the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park, offering access to expansive red rock vistas and nearby climbing areas like North Sixshooter Peak.
National Park Highway Dispersed Corridor
This corridor along Utah State Route 211 (National Park Highway) provides access to the Indian Creek recreation area and Canyonlands National Park. While surrounding BLM lands offer dispersed opportunities, strict camping restrictions apply within the Indian Creek Corridor, requiring the use of designated campgrounds.
Natural Bridges Campground
An official National Park Service campground featuring 13 paved, shaded sites tucked into a pinon-juniper forest. Ideal for smaller rigs, the campground operates with a strict combined vehicle length limit and serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding natural bridges and hiking trails.
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Needles Overlook Road Dispersed (Canyon Rims)
This scenic dispersed camping area on BLM land is located along dirt spurs just off Needles Overlook Road. The sites are nestled among beautiful sandstone rock formations, providing excellent seclusion and natural wind breaks. The dirt roads can be rough and sandy with occasional wash crossings, making them best suited for high-clearance vehicles. High-clearance vehicles are recommended, and the area should be avoided during wet weather due to slick mud and flash flood hazards.
Nizhoni Campground
A scenic developed campground situated in the Manti-La Sal National Forest at the foot of the Abajo Mountains, offering sites shaded by towering Ponderosa pines. It features single-family and group sites with access to vault toilets, picnic tables, fire rings, and seasonal drinking water.
North Long Point
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along North Long Point inside the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering roadside pullouts on a native dirt surface. It provides a peaceful, quiet forest setting close to Crystal Spring.
Old Highway 163 & Lower Butler Wash
A scenic desert camping corridor running along the paved portions of Old Highway 163 and extending onto the dirt spur roads toward Lower Butler Wash and the local trailhead. This area features spectacular views of Comb Ridge and sandstone washes. Paved sections provide flat, easy parking, while the dirt roads offer more secluded sites closer to the hiking trail. Keep in mind that dirt spurs can have deep sand and washboards, requiring slow travel.
Old Highway 95 Dispersed
Located along the historic Old Highway 95 near Comb Ridge, this area offers scenic dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land with stunning views of red rock canyons.
Old Highway BLM Dispersed Corridor
An unpaved corridor of Old Highway winding through public Bureau of Land Management lands near Monocline Point. This area offers primitive dispersed camping pullouts on a dirt surface that requires dry conditions to navigate safely.
Old Highway BLM Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor follows a portion of the old highway route on BLM land north of Blanding. It offers several pull-offs and flat spots suitable for standard rigs looking for quick overnight staging in the high desert.
Old Highway Dispersed Corridor
A scenic corridor with several large, level dirt pull-offs along the old highway bed. Located on higher ground, this area provides an excellent wet-weather backup option when nearby dirt valley tracks become muddy and impassable. While convenient and spacious enough for large vehicles, some spots suffer from a lack of privacy due to daytime sightseeing traffic.
Old Highway Road Dispersed Area
This scenic corridor along Old Highway Road near Comb Ridge offers quiet dispersed camping on BLM land with easy access to nearby trailheads and archaeological sites.
Old Hwy Dispersed Camping
A scenic dirt road corridor running through Bureau of Land Management land west of Blanding, providing multiple pull-offs for dispersed camping.
Old Road BLM Dispersed
A remote dirt track offering dispersed camping options on BLM-managed land near Blanding, Utah.
Peavine Corridor Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Manti-La Sal National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities in a quiet forest setting.
Peekaboo Backcountry Campsites
A remote pair of designated backcountry campsites tucked into the red rock canyons of Canyonlands National Park's Needles District.
Peekaboo Campsite 1
This is a designated backcountry campsite nestled beneath spectacular sandstone arches in the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park, accessible only via a strenuous hike or a highly demanding four-wheel-drive route.
Peekaboo Campsite 2
Situated adjacent to Site 1, this designated backcountry campsite offers stunning canyon views and immediate access to nearby rock art panels, requiring a backcountry permit and high-clearance four-wheel-drive or backpacking to reach.
Peters Point Dispersed Camping
This scenic dispersed camping corridor is located along Peters Point on Manti-La Sal National Forest land. The dirt road offers access to elevated spots on small ridges with expansive 360-degree views of the surrounding valleys, canyons, and nearby wind turbines. It provides a quiet forest retreat with minimal noise.
Pine Ridge East Dispersed
Pine Ridge East offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities along a native-surface dirt road winding through the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Pine Ridge Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Pine Ridge Road in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Offers quiet, forested spots along a native-material dirt road, suitable for most vehicle types.
Racetrack Reservoir Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along the native dirt road leading to Racetrack Reservoir within Manti-La Sal National Forest. This area offers quiet, forested spots suitable for most vehicle types in dry conditions.
Ray Mesa East Primitive Road
Dispersed camping pull-off on a primitive BLM track near the eastern edge of the mesa.
Ray Mesa Northwest Primitive Road
A remote dispersed site located along a primitive dirt track in the northwestern section of the Ray Mesa area.
Ray Mesa South Primitive Road
An isolated dispersed camping option situated along the southern network of primitive BLM roads.
Road B110 Dispersed Camping
A remote dirt corridor on BLM land near Blanding, Utah, providing opportunities for dispersed camping along Road B110.
Road B2031 Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along Road B2031 on BLM-managed land near Blanding, Utah.
Road D0953 Dispersed Camping
A network of remote BLM primitive roads offering dispersed camping options in a scenic, undeveloped desert landscape north of Monticello.
Road D0969 BLM Dispersed
A remote network of BLM primitive roads north of Monticello offering quiet dispersed camping. The route requires high-clearance vehicles due to rough, sandy, and potentially rutted dirt conditions.
Road D1053 Dispersed Camping
A remote dirt road corridor located on BLM land near Monticello, Utah, offering dispersed camping opportunities.
Road D1082 BLM Dispersed Camping
A network of remote dirt roads on BLM land offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities near Monticello. The area features high desert landscapes with open terrain, requiring complete self-sufficiency.
Road D1118 Dispersed Camping
A remote dirt road corridor on BLM land near Blanding, Utah, offering opportunities for dispersed high-desert camping.
Road D1143 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located on BLM land along Road D1143 and adjacent primitive spurs near Monticello, Utah. The area features rustic, remote desert terrain with sparse vegetation, ideal for self-contained rigs seeking solitude.
Road D3584 Dispersed Camping
A quiet dirt road corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Blanding, offering scenic dispersed desert camping.
Road D3651 BLM Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management lands near the Grand Gulch Trailhead. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking quiet desert solitude.
Road D4581 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping options along the D4581 dirt corridor on BLM land near Blanding, Utah.
Ruin Loop Dispersed
A remote dirt road loop on BLM land in San Juan County, offering access to dispersed camping near Beef Basin with scenic canyon views and deep wilderness solitude.
Salt Creek Campsite 1 (SC1)
Designated primitive backcountry campsite located along the Salt Creek Canyon Trail, offering deep wilderness immersion near local springs and natural arches.
Salt Creek Campsite 2 (SC2)
Secluded backcountry campsite positioned along the Salt Creek Canyon corridor, providing a pristine wilderness experience deep inside the park.
Salt Creek Canyon Backcountry Site SC4
This primitive hike-in backcountry campsite is located deep within the scenic Salt Creek Canyon of Canyonlands National Park and requires a permit.
Sand Island Recreation Area
Located along the scenic San Juan River, this BLM-managed recreation area features a well-maintained developed campground offering vault toilets and seasonal potable water. It serves as a primary boat launch for river float trips and features an impressive petroglyph panel on-site. Loop A is a tight dead-end best suited for smaller vans, while Loop B easily accommodates larger trailers and RVs.
Sandthrax and Leprechaun Canyon Dispersed
A scenic canyon dispersed camping corridor located along the access route to Leprechaun Canyon. The area offers several flat pull-offs and primitive sites with stunning views of the surrounding sandstone cliffs. It is popular with canyoneers due to its immediate proximity to local slot canyons.
SC3 Backcountry Campsite
This is a designated backcountry campsite located deep within Salt Creek Canyon in Canyonlands National Park.
Seis Road BLM Dispersed
An unpaved desert road offering dispersed camping opportunities on Bureau of Land Management land near Blanding, Utah.
Seis Road Corridor
A quiet Bureau of Land Management road corridor in the Cedar Mesa region, offering access to hiking trails and ruins. Dispersed camping is possible in established pull-offs and clearings along the corridor, nestled among juniper and pine trees.
Seis Road Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor offering access to dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Blanding, Utah. It provides a quiet, primitive setting with minimal traffic.
Seis Road Dispersed
Seis Road offers dispersed camping on BLM-managed land near Blanding, Utah, with primitive spots situated along a remote dirt corridor.
Seis Trail Dispersed
Seis Trail offers dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt road corridor on BLM-managed land in San Juan County, Utah. The area is located near Blanding and provides quiet, remote settings typical of Utah's public lands.
Shay Ridge Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Shay Ridge in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering primitive spots amidst a ponderosa pine and oak woodland setting.
Shumway Mines Road Dispersed
A collection of primitive campsites scattered along Shumway Mines Road in the rugged canyon country near Blanding. These sites offer exceptional solitude and stunning red rock desert vistas, but are best suited for high-clearance vehicles.
Sierra Petroleum Gravel Lot
A flat dirt and gravel lot located directly adjacent to the highway. It provides a straightforward, no-frills option for a quick overnight stay with easy access.
Snow Flat Camp 10
A secluded, designated primitive campsite located further along Snow Flat Road. It provides exceptional quiet and immediate access to the scenic sandstone terrain of Bears Ears National Monument near the Moon House Overlook.
Snow Flat Camp 12
Situated along the unpaved Snow Flat Road, this designated primitive campsite provides expansive desert views and excellent privacy.
Snow Flat Camp 4
This designated primitive campsite along the rugged Snow Flat Road offers scenic canyon vistas and quiet wilderness seclusion.
Snow Flat Camp 5
A designated primitive BLM campsite along the rugged Snow Flat Road on Cedar Mesa. This site offers panoramic high-desert vistas and serves as an excellent base for hiking to the nearby Moon House archaeological site.
Snow Flat Road Dispersed
A series of scenic dispersed campsites located along Snow Flat Road, locally known as The Twist. The area offers panoramic desert vistas of red rock canyons with multiple dirt pullouts and sandy clearings. While the road is dirt and gravel, it is generally passable for most vehicles during dry conditions, though high-clearance rigs will have an easier time navigating the occasional sandy patch or washboard section.
South Cottonwood Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along South Cottonwood Road offers access to the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Pull-outs along the dirt road provide quiet spots suitable for various rig types.
South Creek Road Dispersed
South Creek road offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, accessible by standard passenger vehicles. The native dirt and gravel surface leads into scenic canyon terrain.
South Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping sites located along South Creek Road on the border of the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
South Elks Dispersed Camping
This scenic dirt road corridor in the Manti-La Sal National Forest offers ample dispersed camping opportunities. It provides a quiet pine-forested retreat accessible to most vehicles in dry weather.
South Long Point Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor on Manti-La Sal National Forest land near Blanding, Utah, offering dispersed camping options surrounded by pinyon-juniper woodlands.
Starvation Point Road Dispersed
Starvation Point Road offers dispersed camping within the scenic Manti-La Sal National Forest near Blanding. The road is open year-round to all vehicles, providing a quiet woodland retreat.
Steamboat Point Dispersed Camping
A scenic high-altitude corridor along Steamboat Point in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. This area offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with sweeping canyon vistas and forested landscapes.
Sunset Campground on Ruin Road
An established private campground located along Ruin Road offering scenic views of the surrounding red rock landscape. Sites are arranged in an open circular loop and are bookable online.
Superbowl Campground
A scenic developed campground situated in the Indian Creek area near Bears Ears National Monument and the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. The facility offers 37 individual sites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets. While it provides scenic views of the surrounding sandstone mesas, there is no drinking water available on-site, requiring campers to bring their own supply.
Todie Canyon Primitive Camping
Todie Canyon offers quiet, primitive dispersed camping near the canyon rim along Todie Flat Road, with scenic views of the rugged Cedar Mesa landscape.
Un-named NFS Road (Manti-La Sal)
An un-named forest road corridor within Manti-La Sal National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping. The road consists of a native dirt surface and is suitable for standard vehicles in dry weather.
Valley of the Gods (B242)
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Valley of the Gods Road (B242). This route winds through dramatic sandstone buttes and pinnacles, offering numerous flat pullouts suitable for camping. Access is via a graded dirt road that is generally navigable by standard passenger vehicles in dry conditions, though it features washboards and several wash crossings.
Valley of the Gods / Airstrip BLM
A wide, flat staging area and dispersed camping corridor situated at the intersection of Highway 261 and the entrance road to Valley of the Gods. This location provides convenient sites for large travel trailers and motorhomes before they encounter the steep switchbacks of the Moki Dugway further up the highway.
Valley of the Gods Road Corridor
A breathtaking 17-mile scenic unpaved route winding through iconic red rock buttes and pinnacles that rival Monument Valley. Managed by the BLM, this dirt corridor features dozens of level, spectacular dispersed camping pull-offs directly beneath towering monuments. The route is highly exposed and contains active wash crossings and sandy sections that require slow speeds and high-clearance vehicles during dry weather, and can become entirely impassable when wet.
Vega Point Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor offering dispersed camping opportunities within the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Vega Point. The dirt road has a native material surface accessible to most vehicles during dry conditions.
Waterhole Flat / Gypsum Canyon Access
A remote trailhead access point offering primitive camping opportunities near Gypsum Canyon Overlook in Utah's canyon country.
Westerner RV Park
Located right on South Main Street in Monticello, this commercial RV park offers standard full-hookup sites for all rig types. A notable feature is that non-guests can use the shower facilities for a small fee, which was active as of late 2024. The location provides easy access to town amenities but experiences some passing traffic noise due to its highway proximity.
Windwhistle Campground
This scenic developed Bureau of Land Management campground is nestled against the smooth sandstone cliffs of Roan Bailey Mesa. It features 15 individual first-come, first-served sites and a reservation-only group site. Visitors can enjoy well-maintained gravel loops, picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, and seasonal potable water. Paved access makes it easy to reach, though finding level spots for larger rigs can occasionally require some patience.
Wood Road BLM Dispersed
A network of remote dirt roads on BLM land west of Blanding, offering dispersed camping with primitive pull-offs. The area provides great seclusion and typical desert shrub landscape near Cigar Point.
Wood Road BLM Dispersed
This primitive dirt corridor traverses Bureau of Land Management land near Grand Gulch, offering opportunities for roadside dispersed camping. It provides a peaceful and remote atmosphere typical of southern Utah's public lands.
Wood Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Wood Road offers secluded sites on Bureau of Land Management land near Blanding.
Woodenshoe Point Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor leading towards Woodenshoe Point in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Dispersed camping is possible in established clearings along the dirt road, offering high-desert pine settings with convenient access to nearby backcountry trails.