Dispersed Camping in Wayne County, Utah
Showing 435 locations in Wayne County (Page 1 of 2).
5069: West Flat Top
This Bureau of Land Management corridor offers wide-open desert scenery along a dirt road near Big Flat Top. Dispersed camping options are available along the route on public land.
Alden Lane BLM Dispersed Area
A scenic, open high-desert dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM-managed land near Loa. The area consists of dirt routes branching off Alden Lane with multiple primitive camping turnouts.
Aquarius Ranger Station
An historic ranger station complex built by the CCC in 1937, offering group accommodation on the scenic west side of Boulder Mountain. Located on the Aquarius Plateau, the facility provides immediate access to high-country recreation, fishing, and trail systems.
Aquarius-Teasdale Forest & BLM Road Corridor
This scenic dispersed camping corridor transitions seamlessly from the Fishlake National Forest boundary down onto public BLM lands south of Loa and Teasdale. The main route is a well-maintained gravel road suitable for standard passenger vehicles, while the branching BLM primitive spurs offer remote, off-grid pullouts ideal for smaller, high-clearance rigs. Camping is free and widely permitted along most portions of this route.
Aquarius-Teasdale Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along the Aquarius-Teasdale forest road and its connecting spurs in Fishlake National Forest.
Aquarius-Teasdale Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along the Aquarius-Teasdale Forest Road within the Dixie National Forest. This high-country route features native dirt and gravel surfaces winding through scenic pine forests.
Area 7-28 Dispersed
A quiet and accessible dispersed camping area located on a native dirt road within the Fishlake National Forest.
Back Road to Granite Ranch Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridor winding along the Back Road to Granite Ranch and intersecting BLM primitive roads on Wayne County public lands. This arid desert landscape offers high isolation and rugged terrain with immediate access to raw desert wilderness.
Barker Recreation Area
Barker Recreation Area is situated high on the scenic Colorado Plateau, heavily forested with a dense canopy of aspen and spruce. This developed campground sits adjacent to the Upper and Lower Barker Reservoirs, offering easy access to trout fishing, canoeing, and trails. The site features 13 single-family campsites, multiple group sites (including equestrian options), and vault toilets, with drinking water available seasonally.
Beas Lewis Flat Road Dispersed (BLM)
A scenic and highly accessible dispersed camping corridor located along Beas Lewis Flat Road, just east of Torrey. The area offers expansive red rock desert vistas and flat spots tucked among pinyon pines. It is extremely convenient for those visiting Capitol Reef National Park. Be aware that the road becomes highly rutted and muddy during wet weather.
Behind Big Rocks Road BLM
A rugged BLM road corridor offering dispersed camping options located near Loa, Utah.
Behind Chappell Cheese Road BLM Area
An expansive network of primitive dirt roads situated on public lands just south of Highway 24 near Loa. This BLM-managed corridor offers quiet, remote dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by rolling desert topography.
Bert Avery Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along Bert Avery Road on expansive Bureau of Land Management land near Loa.
Bert Avery Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along Bert Avery Road on public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The area offers dry desert camping with wide-open landscapes and minimal development.
Bicknell Pond Road BLM Dispersed
This dispersed camping area lies along Bicknell Pond Road and adjoining primitive tracks just off Highway 24. Positioned on open Bureau of Land Management territory, it offers convenient, basic roadside space in a rural valley setting with close proximity to local services.
Big Lake-Coyote Dispersed Corridor
A scenic network of dirt roads offering dispersed camping options deep within Fishlake National Forest, centered along Big Lake-Coyote Road and its surrounding spurs.
Big Rocks Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor is located on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, offering quick access off the highway. The main road is paved with adjacent dirt spurs leading to primitive campsites set amidst rolling desert terrain.
Big Saddle Road BLM Dispersed
This remote dispersed camping zone along Big Saddle Road offers quiet, rugged sites on expansive BLM territory near Loa.
Big Swale-Pollywog Forest Road Corridor
An expansive network of dirt forest roads and spurs within Fishlake National Forest. Dispersed camping is accessible along the native dirt tracks surrounded by rolling wooded terrain.
Blackpoint Reservoir Road Dispersed
A network of dirt tracks on public land near Black Point and Blackpoint Reservoir. The area offers remote dispersed camping along primitive routes with minimal traffic and wide vistas of the surrounding desert scrub landscape.
BLM Land near Loa, UT
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BLM Primitive Road - Wayne County
A network of remote BLM primitive dirt roads running through the rugged high desert country of Wayne County, Utah. The area offers undeveloped backcountry dispersed camping opportunities on federal public lands near Copper Spring.
BLM Primitive Road - Wayne County
A network of remote BLM primitive roads located in Wayne County, Utah. The area offers expansive desert scenery and opportunities for dispersed camping.
BLM Primitive Road (Goatwater Point)
A rugged dirt corridor offering remote dispersed camping on BLM land near Goatwater Point. Perfect for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles seeking quiet solitude in the Utah desert.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Loa East)
An expansive network of dirt tracks on public land east of Loa, offering rugged dispersed camping options surrounded by rolling high-desert terrain.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Loa East)
A network of rugged desert tracks weaving through public lands east of Loa, offering quiet and remote primitive dispersed camping.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Loa)
This remote road corridor meanders through open Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, offering dispersed camping opportunities on unpaved terrain.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Mount Ellen)
A remote network of primitive BLM tracks situated in the high-desert plains west of Mount Ellen, offering open dispersed camping on public land with panoramic desert vistas. The access routes are undeveloped and require self-sufficiency.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Wayne County)
Dispersed camping corridor located along Wayne County BLM primitive roads near Loa. This remote high-desert region offers open public land camping with expansive red rock vistas and minimal visitors. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended to navigate the unimproved dirt tracks. Bring all necessary supplies including water and pack out all waste.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor (Wayne County)
A rugged corridor of BLM-managed land off Highway 24 near Cathedral Valley. This backcountry route offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with a remote desert aesthetic close to iconic regional landmarks.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A primitive BLM corridor offering dispersed camping access in a remote wilderness setting near Loa, Utah. Campers can access scenic backcountry terrain ideal for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged BLM corridor winding through remote, undeveloped desert landscapes near clay seeps and natural springs. Dispersed camping is viable along the primitive track on BLM-managed land.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote desert corridor traversing public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management near Johns Knoll. Dispersed camping is viable along the primitive road shoulders where safe pullouts exist. This rugged area offers extreme solitude amidst typical Utah desert scenery. Ensure you are fully self-contained as there are no services of any kind nearby. Access requires a cautious approach, as dirt road conditions can deteriorate rapidly during inclement weather.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged primitive road corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah. The surrounding desert offers remote dispersed camping options alongside undeveloped tracks.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land along a primitive dirt track east of Loa. This remote landscape offers primitive boondocking opportunities for self-contained, high-clearance rigs.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
Remote dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah. The surrounding landscape features rugged desert expanses typical of Wayne County, with primitive access requiring care.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote and primitive dirt route crossing BLM managed land in Wayne County near the eastern boundary of Capitol Reef National Park. This corridor provides access to dispersed camping opportunities in an isolated desert setting, though road conditions can deteriorate quickly.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping area located off Highway 12 on public lands. Sites feature beautiful white rock formations, established stone fire rings, and a small seasonal creek. The area provides a peaceful escape with minimal traffic noise that dies down after sunset.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
This remote desert corridor consists of primitive dirt tracks traversing Bureau of Land Management territory. Dispersed camping is viable along these rugged spurs, offering expansive views and deep isolation in a stark desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged primitive road corridor winding through Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, offering dispersed camping options in a remote desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a primitive dirt road on BLM-managed land near Bert Avery Seep.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
An expansive network of dirt tracks located on public BLM land near Loa and Little Mountain. This area offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with wide-open landscapes.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A scenic primitive road corridor on BLM land near Loa, Utah, offering scattered dispersed camping spots with fire rings. The access routes feature steep, rocky, and rutted dirt roads with great sunset views.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rustic and remote dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM managed land near Loa. This primitive route provides a quiet setting for self-contained rigs looking to explore the surrounding high desert scenery.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed (Lecleed Spring)
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along primitive BLM desert roads in Wayne County. The area offers dry, rugged desert environments with minimal traffic and scenic views of Nearby peaks like Prospect top.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Camping
A rugged desert corridor providing primitive dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Steele Butte and Dave Teeples Spring.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located off a primitive BLM road near Black Mountain in Wayne County, Utah. The area offers remote desert settings with standard public land access.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through BLM land in Southern Utah. While the road is mostly accessible, the final stretches leading toward the edge of the canyon can become rugged, requiring caution. Outstanding canyon panoramas are available at the terminus, with more sheltered, wind-protected pull-outs located further back along the route.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged primitive road corridor crossing public lands near Loa, offering standard dispersed camping options on undeveloped land managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM desert track located in Wayne County, providing access to undeveloped public lands near Chucker Spring.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along a primitive BLM road near the Eagle View Trailhead. The area offers remote, undeveloped sites with rugged access.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located off a primitive BLM road near the base of the Henry Mountains. The area offers remote desert landscape with expansive views.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping possibilities along a rugged BLM primitive road near Mount Hillers and the Henry Mountains. The area offers a secluded, wilderness-like setting for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles looking to explore deep within Wayne County.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged primitive road corridor situated on Bureau of Land Management land near Hogback Point and Black Table, offering basic opportunities for dispersed camping.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dirt track traversing rugged Bureau of Land Management land in Wayne County. This primitive corridor offers secluded, dispersed camping opportunities for self-sufficient travelers seeking deep solitude. The surrounding landscape features sparse desert vegetation and classic Utah canyon country geography. Perfect for those looking to camp away from established crowds, but travelers should be fully prepared with extra water and supplies.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along a dirt BLM corridor in the high desert of Wayne County.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along a primitive dirt track on BLM managed lands in Wayne County, offering rugged isolation near regional geographic formations. Standard public land regulations permit dispersed camping in designated existing pullouts along the route.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged BLM corridor providing remote primitive camping access near the eastern boundary of Capitol Reef National Park. The scenery features stark desert vistas and red rock terrain, with very sparse visitation.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This remote primitive road offers access to dispersed camping opportunities on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Flat, open desert landscape featuring dispersed camping sites set along a primitive dirt road on BLM-managed public land. The area offers panoramic views of the Utah desert scrub, with distant geologic features providing a stark, beautiful backdrop.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged desert dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM dirt corridor located near Bull Mountain offering isolated dispersed camping opportunities.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor along a primitive dirt road on BLM lands near Goatwater Spring. This high-desert setting offers primitive, unmanaged dispersed camping opportunities for self-contained rigs.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive, unpaved dirt track located on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa. This remote road provides access to rugged, dispersed camping sites within a quiet, scenic wilderness setting.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged primitive route traversing open desert shrubland near Smooth Knoll, ideal for self-contained wilderness campers.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM access corridor situated near Loa in Wayne County, Utah. The route provides access to dispersed camping opportunities on undeveloped public lands, surrounded by typical high-desert terrain.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote, undeveloped dirt track winding through rugged Bureau of Land Management territory. This road offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles in an arid, natural setting. Visitors should bring plenty of water and practice Leave No Trace principles as no services or amenities exist in this area. Nearby natural springs, such as Lost Spring and Willow Spring, add to the wild scenery.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor on Bureau of Land Management land in Wayne County, Utah. The remote location offers basic roadside pull-offs in a rustic desert landscape, suitable for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles looking for quiet isolation. High-clearance is recommended as road conditions can deteriorate rapidly when wet. This zone is located in a classic Utah desert setting near Bugout Bench Spring and Lonesome Beaver.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
An isolated dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land near the scenic Burro Wash area. This location offers rugged terrain with wide-open desert scenery and convenient access to local trailheads.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This remote desert dirt corridor offers dispersed camping options on undeveloped Bureau of Land Management territory near Cedar Peak.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive dirt road corridor on public land near Loa, Utah. The area features flat dirt pull-offs off Route 24 along Morrill Ranch Road, suitable for self-contained camping.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor on BLM land near the start of the Cathedral Valley Loop. Dispersed camping is accessible along the road shoulders, offering expansive views and natural solitude.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM route offering dispersed camping opportunities on public lands just outside of Loa and Torrey. The area provides basic pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs looking for scenic desert surroundings close to local landmarks.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a remote dirt track situated on public BLM land in Wayne County.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along a remote dirt route on BLM land north of Loa, offering quiet and wide-open public land camping opportunities near Parker Knoll.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged BLM primitive road offering dispersed camping corridors in a remote desert landscape near Loa.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a primitive dirt road on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, offering access to scenic, remote desert terrain.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah. The setting features a rugged desert landscape with panoramic views of nearby landmarks including Moroni Peak and Elsies Nipple.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor on BLM-managed land near Loa, Utah, offering isolated desert wilderness camping.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged BLM access corridor located near Loa, Utah, providing primitive dispersed camping opportunities. The surrounding high-desert environment features natural springs nearby and offers expansive western vistas.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged primitive dirt corridor winding through public BLM lands near Loa, offering access to remote dispersed camping sites in a high-desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road
A rugged dirt corridor offering access to remote Bureau of Land Management territory. This road is situated in a sparse desert environment near Papoose Spring, offering isolated natural surroundings for self-contained, adventurous campers.
BLM Primitive Road
Remote dispersed camping options along a primitive BLM dirt track near Brush Point.
BLM Primitive Road
A primitive dirt corridor traversing remote BLM public lands near Blue Point.
BLM Primitive Road
A quiet dirt road corridor on BLM land near scenic geologic formations like the Bentonite Hills. This area offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with wide-open desert scenery.
BLM Primitive Road
A rugged BLM corridor near Loa, Utah, providing primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a remote, high-desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road
A quiet dirt corridor on public land near Loa, offering access to open desert landscapes and potential dispersed campsites.
BLM Primitive Road UT-3bec
A rugged BLM primitive road network located in Wayne County, Utah, providing access to remote dispersed camping options. This desert route is best suited for high-clearance vehicles prepared for primitive dirt road conditions near Mud Spring.
BLM Primitive Roads Dispersed Area (Loa East)
A network of remote BLM primitive roads and dirt tracks situated east of Loa, offering access to wide-open high desert terrain near The Ledges. Dispersed camping is allowed along these dirt corridors, with natural pull-outs accommodating self-contained rigs looking for seclusion.
BLM Road - Saddle Knoll
An unpaved public lands corridor offering quiet, remote dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed terrain situated near Saddle Knoll.
BLM Road (Loa / Little Deer Peak)
A rugged BLM access corridor located near Little Deer Peak, offering dispersed camping on undeveloped Bureau of Land Management land. The area is highly remote and ideal for self-contained, high-clearance rigs seeking absolute solitude.
BLM Road 10000 Dispersed
A scenic corridor of Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, offering quick access to regional trailheads.
BLM Road 1225 E
This access road offers immediate dispersal opportunities onto Bureau of Land Management land near the iconic Cathedral Valley area. It provides a convenient staging ground for exploring nearby scenic sandstone features and historical geological points of interest.
BLM Road 290 S Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management land near the eastern terminus of the Cathedral Valley Loop. This area provides vast desert vistas with access to dispersed camping opportunities on federal public lands.
BLM Road 3fc16ac5 Corridor
A remote desert corridor along BLM Road in Wayne County, offering rugged primitive access near Farmers Knob. The landscape features open desert shrubs, dramatic rock formations, and wide-open horizons typical of southern Utah. Dispersed camping is permitted on adjacent Bureau of Land Management public land. Access is via improved dirt tracks which are generally standard-car viable in dry conditions, but can become slick and muddy when wet. There are no services, so visitors must practice Leave No Trace principles and carry sufficient water.
BLM Road 5020 Sawmill Basin
A rugged BLM road corridor offering access to dispersed camping opportunities in the scenic backcountry of Wayne County. Positioned near Bull Mountain, this route provides primitive camping options on public land with scenic mountain views and close proximity to developed facilities in the area.
BLM Road 5026 - Hancock Spring Corridor
Remote primitive dirt tracks traversing Bureau of Land Management land near Hancock Spring and The Horn. This arid wilderness corridor offers expansive desert views and complete isolation for prepared self-contained rigs.
BLM Road 5056 (Tarantula Mesa)
Remote dirt road corridor winding across Tarantula Mesa on open public lands. The area offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with expanses of desert scenery and rugged landscape views.
BLM Road 6860
A scenic dirt corridor traversing high-desert public lands near Escalante Petrified Forest State Park. This road provides access to dispersed desert camping options within Wayne County.
BLM Road 8000 Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along BLM Road 8000 near Escalante, offering basic dirt road pull-offs with expansive desert terrain views.
BLM Road 9734A Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 9734A, offering primitive camping opportunities with basic desert landscapes.
BLM Road Corridor (Wayne County)
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on Bureau of Land Management territory along an improved dirt road in southern Utah, offering primitive options within driving distance of regional features like Timbered Knoll and Smooth Knoll.
BLM Road Corridor
A quiet dirt road tracking through open desert terrain managed by the Bureau of Land Management near Starr Spring.
BLM Road Corridor
A remote Bureau of Land Management dirt track located near Corral Canyon Spring and Table Mountain. The surrounding landscape features rugged desert terrain and sandstone mesas, offering basic dispersed camping options for self-sufficient travelers in capable vehicles.
BLM Road Dispersed
An isolated BLM route winding through desert terrain, providing access to primitive camping corridors near various local springs.
Blue Flat Road Dispersed
Extremely remote dispersed camping options along Blue Flat Road and adjacent primitive spurs in the Utah desert near Loa.
Blue Lake Loop Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Blue Lake Loop Road within the national forest, offering access to beautiful lake areas and quiet surroundings.
Blue Spruce Campground
A scenic Forest Service campground featuring six designated sites situated alongside a pleasant running stream. Well-spaced campsites are equipped with metal fire rings and bear boxes, providing a rustic and quiet mountain forest experience.
Blue Valley Road BLM
A quiet dirt road corridor cutting through expansive Bureau of Land Management terrain, characterized by a dramatic badlands landscape and wide-open desert scenery.
Boulder Country Store RV Park
A small RV park with power and water hookups located behind a local country store and gas station in Boulder, Utah. Ideal for an easy overnight stay right off Highway 12, featuring convenience store access and a small off-leash dog area.
Boulder Meadows RV Campground
A newly developed campground in Boulder, Utah, offering pull-through sites with modern amenities. The facility features exceptionally clean showers, laundry services, and a heated lounge area for visitors.
Boulder Point Backcountry
A rugged hike-in backcountry campsite located on public lands near Boulder Point and the Deer Creek drainage.
Bowery Creek Campground
A scenic developed forest campground situated on a hillside overlooking Fish Lake. It features flat, spacious campsites, including double and triple sites suitable for larger groups, with views of the water and surrounding mountains.
Bowery Creek Campground
A developed U.S. Forest Service campground located adjacent to Fish Lake in the Fishlake National Forest, featuring views of the water and access to the Pelican Canyon Trail. The campground provides paved parking spurs and access to popular boating and trout fishing locations.
Bromide Basin Road Dispersed Camping
Remote and scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Bromide Basin Road and connecting primitive BLM tracks. This area sits deep within Wayne County near Mount Ellen, offering rugged backcountry sites with sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Expect primitive conditions suitable only for prepared travelers.
Browns Knoll Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping along Browns Knoll Road, nestled in the shadow of Mount Pennell. The area offers expansive desert views to the northeast toward the Dirty Devil River, with grassy terrain and rocky knolls providing natural wind protection.
Bull Creek Pass Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridors winding through rugged terrain along Bull Creek Pass Road. The area offers panoramic high-desert vistas and direct access to wilderness trails near Mount Ellen.
Bull Roost Reservoir Road
This remote Bureau of Land Management dirt road winds through open arid terrain near Loa, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities near Bull Roost.
Bullberry Creek Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor winding through Fishlake National Forest, offering dispersed camping sites along the creek drainage near Loa.
Burr Point Road (BLM 5024) Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping options along the rugged dirt roads leading to Burr Point. This remote area overlooks the deep canyons of the Dirty Devil River, offering highly scenic spots for self-contained wilderness campers. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended due to sand and rocky ledges.
Burr Trail Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options located along the scenic Burr Trail Road corridor, offering immediate access to dramatic canyon country on public BLM lands.
Burr Trail Road Dispersed
A spacious and scenic dispersed camping area located right off the historic Burr Trail Road. The zone features large, flat dirt clearings with rock fire rings, offering ample turnaround space for rigs of all sizes in a quiet desert canyon setting.
Butterfly Flat Dispersed
A scenic high-elevation flat in the Fishlake National Forest, characterized by stands of pine and native grasses. The area offers ample room for dispersed camping along the forest road system.
Cabin Springs Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along Cabin Springs Road on BLM-managed land near Loa, Utah. The landscape features rolling desert hills and typical high-desert shrubland with open spaces suitable for self-contained rigs.
Caineville Road Dispersed
A scenic corridor with dispersed camping opportunities situated on Bureau of Land Management land along Caineville Road and adjacent primitive spurs. The area features rustic dirt pull-outs near the river, surrounded by rugged desert cliffs and typical Utah badlands scenery.
Caineville TV Tower Road Dispersed BLM
This remote road climbs onto a scenic mesa overlooking the Fremont River valley. Dispersed camping is found along the dirt road and on the first plateau, offering incredible panoramic views and wide-open gravel spots.
Calf Creek Falls Campground
A beautiful, shady developed campground nestled deep within Calf Creek Canyon. It sits directly adjacent to the trailhead for the highly popular Lower Calf Creek Falls hike, making it an ideal basecamp for hikers.
Cameron Reservoir Road BLM Dispersed Corridor
This high-desert dispersed camping zone is situated on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah, running along Cameron Reservoir Road and adjacent primitive spurs. The area features sweeping views of the surrounding rugged landscape and offers direct access to undeveloped public land.
Canyons of Escalante RV Park
A well-maintained and level private RV park offering full-hookup sites, dry cabins, and tent sites. Conveniently located within walking distance of local restaurants, it features some of the cleanest restrooms and laundry facilities in the area.
Capitol Reef National Park
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Capitol Reef Overlook Dispersed
A rugged BLM road corridor offering potential dispersed camping spots and panoramic views of the scenic Capitol Reef region. Standard desert dispersed camping rules apply, but access is highly limited by tight paths and rough terrain.
Capitol Reef Overlook Point
An incredible primitive campsite situated at the end of a short forest track. The spot is highly prized for its sweeping, unobstructed views. Due to some rocky ruts and washouts, high-clearance capability is recommended to access the best vantage point.
Capitol Reef RV Park and Glamping
A developed private RV park with gravel pull-through sites, offering full hookups, glamping cabins, and a modern bathhouse. Located just half a mile from Teasdale and twelve miles from Capitol Reef National Park.
Carcass Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Carcass Creek Road within the Fishlake National Forest. The dirt road features beautiful wooded settings near Lion Mountain, offering a quiet escape with native surface tracks.
Cass Peak Loop BLM Dispersed
Remote and rugged dispersed camping opportunities nested along the Cass Peak Loop dirt roads in Wayne County. This isolated BLM high-desert terrain sits in the shadow of Cass Creek Peak and offers pristine natural solitude for self-contained, high-clearance rigs.
Castle Road Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping corridor located along Castle Road in Wayne County. The route cuts through open Bureau of Land Management territory characterized by high-desert plains and rugged sandstone formations. Perfect for self-contained rigs seeking quiet wilderness access near natural springs. Standard public land regulations permit stays for up to two weeks. The surrounding area remains largely wild and undeveloped, offering expansive skies and minimal light pollution. Access is provided via dirt roads that may become difficult when wet. Ensure you pack out all trash and waste to preserve this pristine wilderness space.
Cathedral Valley Campground
A spectacular, remote primitive campground situated in the northern backcountry of Capitol Reef National Park along the Cathedral Valley Loop. It offers six first-come, first-served campsites among wind-blocking junipers with immediate access to stunning canyon overlooks.
Cathedral Valley Road Dispersed (BLM)
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Cathedral Valley Road, offering primitive pull-offs with expansive views of colorful sandstone mesas. The lower portions are accessible to most high-clearance vehicles, while the upper loops demand serious high-clearance four-wheel-drive capability.
Cathedral Valley Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Cathedral Valley Road outside the national park boundary on public lands. The corridor features beautiful desert vistas, unique geological formations, and sandstone views with campsites tucked behind rolling dunes and hills.
Cave Flat BLM Roads
This remote road corridor offers undeveloped dispersed camping options on expansive public lands near Frog Point.
Cedar Creek Spur Dispersed Camping (Road 5021)
Dispersed camping corridor located along Cedar Creek Spur (Road 5021) in the scenic high-desert backcountry of Wayne County. This route cuts through public lands offering open terrain and direct access to rugged natural landscapes.
Cedar Mesa Campground
A quiet, remote, and fee-free primitive campground located deep within Capitol Reef National Park along the scenic Notom-Bullfrog Road. Surrounded by stunning red rock formations, this small campground offers five designated sites with picnic tables, fire grates, and a vault toilet, but no water, electricity, or trash services. Access requires traversing a long dirt road that becomes impassable when wet, and the sites themselves are tight, making turnaround maneuvers highly difficult for larger rigs.
Cedar Wash Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along Cedar Wash Road near scenic landmarks like the Cedar Wash Arch. The road features a mix of dirt and gravel surfaces winding through remote BLM lands, offering rustic pullouts with basic fire rings.
Cemetery Lane BLM Dispersed
A quiet dirt road tracking through Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, offering undeveloped camping opportunities in a desert-shrub landscape.
Chokecherry Point Dispersed Corridor
A scenic forest corridor leading to Chokecherry Point within Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive roadside dispersed camping options.
Cockscomb Black Table Road
A rugged dirt corridor traversing remote BLM land near Black Table and Hogback Point, providing highly private dispersed camping opportunities for self-contained rigs.
Coleman Reservoir Dispersed Camping
An expansive dispersed camping area located in Fishlake National Forest, featuring dirt spurs surrounding the reservoir. Ideal for travelers seeking tranquil forest settings with easy access to high-country vistas.
County Road 3671 Dispersed
This corridor provides access to dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land along a dirt road north of Loa, Utah.
County Road 4087 Dispersed
A quiet network of primitive dirt roads situated on BLM-managed land just outside Loa, Utah. The terrain is flat, arid prairie with easy access to undeveloped dispersed camping spots off the main track.
County Road 4350 BLM Dispersed
A dirt access road traversing Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah, providing opportunities for dispersed camping in a typical open shrubland environment.
County Road 4398 / BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Camping
A network of dirt and primitive roads passing through BLM managed land, offering rustic dispersed camping options. Lower county sections are graded but turn into rougher, sandy dirt tracks as you venture onto the primitive spurs.
County Road 5041 BLM Corridor
A rugged unpaved road corridor passing through BLM managed land near Loa, Utah, offering opportunities for remote dispersed camping.
County Road 5436 / BLM Dispersed Area
This remote desert corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Deer Peak. The surrounding spurs require high-clearance capability and careful navigation through rugged terrain.
Cowpuncher Guard Station
A historic forest guard station cabin located in the Dixie National Forest off Hells Backbone Road. The site features a furnished cabin, wood cook stove, seasonal running water, vault toilet, and direct access to Pine Creek.
Coyote Creek - North Wash BLM Road 5036
An expansive network of dirt roads winding through undeveloped BLM lands east of Loa, offering numerous pull-offs for remote, self-contained desert camping.
Coyote Hollow Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Coyote Hollow Road in the Dixie National Forest. The route offers peaceful, wooded surroundings suitable for motorized dispersed camping.
Coyote Hollow Road Dispersed
A scenic network of dirt and gravel spurs branch off Coyote Hollow Road within the Dixie National Forest. This area provides quiet, rustic camping opportunities surrounded by pine forests.
Crater Lake Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through the high-elevation pine country of Fishlake National Forest.
Crescent Creek Road Dispersed Camping
An adventurous dispersed camping corridor following Crescent Creek Road and surrounding primitive BLM spurs. Lower sections near the creek offer flatter meadow settings, while steep, rocky tracks lead to high ridges with dramatic panoramas of the surrounding mountain ranges. Route finding can be challenging, and upper tracks require high clearance and 4WD.
Crescent Creek Road Dispersed
A rugged, remote dirt corridor branching deep into undeveloped Bureau of Land Management territory. This area is highly exposed to the desert elements but offers extreme isolation near scenic geographic features like Mud Spring and Bartons Peak.
Deep Creek Lake Dispersed Area
Scenic dispersed camping along the dirt road leading to Deep Creek Lake in Fishlake National Forest.
Deer Creek Campground
A small, cozy campground nestled in Deer Creek Canyon along the scenic Burr Trail Road. With only seven sites, it provides a tranquil base next to a creek, though sites are very tight and limited to small setups.
Dixie Forest Spur (Wayne County)
A quiet National Forest spur road branching into the scenic woodlands of the Dixie National Forest, providing standard dispersed camping opportunities near Ormand Point.
Dixie National Forest - Forest Spur Corridor
A short, quiet forest spur road located within the Dixie National Forest offering scenic pull-offs for dispersed camping.
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A scenic dirt corridor located within the Dixie National Forest, providing open access for dispersed camping.
Doctor Creek Campground
A newly reconstructed developed campground nestled inside the famous Aspen Pando Clone at the south end of Fish Lake. This heavily wooded campground offers paved roads, level parking pads, and a clean layout highly suitable for small to mid-sized rigs. It serves as an excellent base for boating, fishing for massive lake trout, or hiking the Lakeshore National Recreation Trail.
Dog Flat Road Dispersed Camping
An unpaved Bureau of Land Management road corridor in Wayne County near Loa, Utah, providing opportunities for dispersed camping.
Dugout Bench Road (BLM-5020)
A rugged dirt corridor traversing BLM land in Wayne County, offering remote dispersed camping opportunities. The road requires careful driving and yields wide-open desert scenery.
Durfey Road BLM Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, offering opportunities for primitive dispersed camping.
Durfey Road BLM Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor on BLM land near the Capitol Reef area. The main road is relatively easy to navigate, though spur trails quickly turn into rough dirt paths.
Eagle Crest Lane Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor along Eagle Crest Lane offering dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Torrey and Capital Reef National Park. The area provides access to wide-open desert vistas with nearby geological attractions.
East Grover Road Dispersed
A rugged corridor of BLM lands off East Grover Road with sweeping high-desert panoramas. Remote dirt tracks branch off into primitive sites suitable for self-contained rigs.
East Miners Road BLM Corridor
A system of rugged desert dirt tracks on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah. The corridor offers remote, primitive dispersed camping opportunities with expansive desert vistas.
Edmonds Hole
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Edmonds Hole route within Fishlake National Forest.
Eggnog Cow Flat (BLM 5052)
A remote Bureau of Land Management dirt road corridor located in Wayne County, Utah. The route offers access to dispersed camping opportunities in a vast, arid desert landscape near seasonal water sources.
Eggnog-Ades Camp Road (BLM-5053)
A quiet and remote dirt road corridor located near Ant Knoll and Clay Point, offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land.
Eggnog-Star Springs Road BLM Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along the dirt track of Eggnog-Star Springs Road within southern Utah BLM lands. This rugged route offers primitive dry camping options surrounded by desert terrain near Dials Knob.
Eggnog-Star Springs Road BLM
A remote network of primitive desert roads winding through BLM managed lands in Wayne County. Ideal for self-contained, adventurous campers seeking vast desert vistas and solitude.
Elkhorn Campground
Elkhorn Campground is situated high on Thousand Lake Mountain, surrounded by a thick stand of aspen, pine, and spruce trees that offer pleasant shade. The campground features eight individual campsites and one large group pavilion that can accommodate up to 75 people. Excellent hiking, biking, and off-roading trails, including the Great Western Trail, are accessible directly from the area.
Escalante Cabins & RV Park
An accommodating and clean private RV park offering full hookups, back-in and pull-through sites, cozy cabins, and vacation home rentals. Notable features include exceptionally clean bathrooms, updated laundry, a coffee shop, and public-use amenities like a dump station and water fill.
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Escalante Heritage Center Campground
A charming and quiet developed nonprofit campground located behind the Escalante Heritage Center. It offers stunning morning views of the surrounding vistas and features historic exhibits including pioneer-era wagons and implements.
Escalante Outfitters Campground
A charming, multi-use outdoor gear shop, restaurant, and campground in the heart of town. It offers a gravel parking area suitable for low-profile vehicles and vans, alongside traditional tent sites, cozy cabins, clean hot showers, laundry facilities, and delicious on-site dining options.
Escalante Petrified Forest State Park
A well-maintained and beautifully situated state park campground sitting adjacent to Wide Hollow Reservoir. The facility offers developed campsites with options for hookups, alongside a designated overflow area for self-contained rigs. Guests can enjoy immediate access to reservoir recreation and hiking trails showcasing ancient fossilized wood.
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Factory Butte Road Dispersed
Wide-open dispersed camping along a graded dirt road north of Highway 24, offering dramatic views of Factory Butte and the surrounding badlands. The lower portion includes a large gravel parking area with basic vault toilets, while several pullouts are scattered further along the route.
Fish Lake Road BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Fish Lake Road as it traverses open Bureau of Land Management territory. This remote dirt route offers direct pull-outs for self-contained rigs looking for quiet desert and scrub scenery near Loa.
Fishlake Dugway Hogsback Road Dispersed Camping
An expansive area of undeveloped public land accessed via rugged dirt roads off Fishlake Dugway. Ideal for self-contained, low-profile rigs seeking a quiet location.
Fishlake Dugway Hogsback Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Fishlake Dugway Hogsback Road on BLM managed public land near Loa.
Fishlake Forest Road 41780A Corridor
Quiet dispersed camping options nested within Fishlake National Forest along native material spur roads near Mount Marvine.
Fishlake Forest Spur Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Spur within Wayne County, offering easy access to the wooded landscapes of Fishlake National Forest.
Fishlake Forest Spur Dispersed
A short dirt spur road offering dispersed camping access within the scenic Fishlake National Forest.
Fishlake Forest Spur
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on a native-material dirt spur road within Fishlake National Forest.
Fishlake Forest Spur
A quiet Forest Service spur road branching into the scenic Fishlake National Forest, surrounded by beautiful natural vistas and pine woodlands.
Fishlake National Forest - Bluebell Knoll Spur
A quiet dirt spur road situated in the scenic Fishlake National Forest, positioned near the scenic high point of Bluebell Knoll. This high-altitude alpine area is characterized by pine groves and native dirt surfaces.
Fishlake National Forest - Local Road Corridor
A scenic high-elevation road corridor in Fishlake National Forest, located just off Highway 12. Lower spots near the entrance feature spectacular expansive views looking down toward Capitol Reef and the valley reservoir, while deeper spurs climbing into the trees offer secluded clearings tucked against the aspen groves.
Flat Top Road BLM Dispersed
A quiet and expansive network of primitive desert dirt roads navigating Bureau of Land Management territory. Perfect for self-contained, adventurous campers looking to escape the crowds, this area offers wide-open landscapes with vast views of the surrounding desert plateaus and rolling hills.
Forest Boundary Road Dispersed Area
This zone offers dispersed camping opportunities along the dirt corridor of Forest Boundary Road on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah.
Forest Road 1483 Dispersed (Fishlake South)
An adventurous and highly scenic dispersed camping corridor tracking Forest Road 1483 along the southern shore of Fish Lake. This route winds through beautiful aspen groves and offers a handful of quiet clearings near the water. The lower, northern entrance starts relatively flat but the road quickly deteriorates into a rough, rutted, and rocky track. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are strongly recommended to reach the final lakefront sites near Mallard Bay, where tight turns and steep, loose rock hills present significant driving challenges.
Forest Road 40015D
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Fishlake National Forest, located near Kinneys Peak and Middle Mountain. This remote road provides access to primitive dispersed camping opportunities.
Forest Road 40017A Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located within Fishlake National Forest, accessible via a native-surface dirt road.
Forest Road 40036B Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along the eastern shore of Mill Meadow Reservoir, set within Fishlake National Forest. Standard dirt paths branch off the paved access road to reach several quiet, flat sites close to the boat ramp.
Forest Road 40036D Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the beautiful pine forests of Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities near local spring attractions.
Forest Road 40036F Dispersed
A quiet National Forest corridor near Loa, offering access to the scenic Fishlake area. Native material roads wind through the wooded environment.
Forest Road 40036H Dispersed
Quiet and secluded dispersed camping corridor nested along Forest Road 40036H within the scenic Fishlake National Forest.
Forest Road 40042A Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor within Fishlake National Forest that provides options for dispersed camping.
Forest Road 40042C Dispersed
A dirt access road located in the Fishlake National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities on native material surfaces close to Mount Marvine.
Forest Road 40042E
A scenic dirt corridor winding through Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive roadside dispersed camping options near Mount Marvine and Mount Terrill.
Forest Road 40640A Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Road 40640A within the scenic Fishlake National Forest, offering quiet forested camping opportunities in close proximity to local trailheads. The area is accessed via a dirt road with native material surfaces suitable for a variety of rig types.
Forest Road 40640B Dispersed
A quiet National Forest Service road located in the Fishlake National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities near Mount Marvine. The route is a native dirt road suitable for various vehicle configurations seeking a wilderness camping setting.
Forest Road 41497 Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor weaving through Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options along the roadside with beautiful woodland settings.
Forest Road 41508 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Road 41508 within the Fishlake National Forest, offering quiet forested camping settings.
Forest Road 41548 & BLM Roads Corridor
This remote high-desert corridor starts on Forest Road 41548 within Fishlake National Forest and transitions directly into primitive BLM-managed routes heading north. The lower forest portion features unpaved native dirt roads suitable for most standard vehicles under dry conditions, while the northern sections transitioning onto BLM territory quickly become rougher, requiring high-clearance or 4WD. Dispersed camping opportunities exist along both segments under their respective federal land management rules.
Forest Road 41556B Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 41556B within Fishlake National Forest, offering standard primitive forest settings near Limestone Cliffs.
Forest Road 41563 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Road 41563 within the scenic Fishlake National Forest, providing convenient access to nearby Pine Spring. The area offers quiet, forested settings suitable for a range of self-contained rigs.
Forest Road 41574A Dispersed
A quiet National Forest road within the Fishlake National Forest, offering roadside dispersed camping along native dirt tracks.
Forest Road 41586 Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping areas located along Forest Road 41586 within the Fishlake National Forest.
Forest Road 41611A Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor within Fishlake National Forest that provides access to dispersed camping sites near Fish Lake High Top.
Forest Road 41734 Dispersed
A quiet forest corridor located on Forest Road 41734 within the scenic Fishlake National Forest.
Forest Road 41736 Dispersed Camping
An unpaved forest road winding through the scenic Fishlake National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping pullouts nestled near Zedds Mountain.
Forest Road 42569A
A scenic corridor in the Fishlake National Forest that provides dispersed camping options along a dirt road.
Forest Road 42586 Dispersed
A scenic corridor along Forest Road 42586 within the Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options.
Forest Road 42587A Dispersed
Quiet and secluded dispersed camping along Forest Road 42587A in the Fishlake National Forest, offering direct access to native pine settings and nearby natural springs.
Forest Road 554 & Edmonds Hole Road Dispersed
An expansive network of high-elevation dispersed camping sites situated along Forest Road 554 and Edmonds Hole Road within Fishlake National Forest. Campers will find beautiful aspen groves, dramatic vistas overlooking Capitol Reef in the distance, and established rock fire rings. Access trails can be narrow and rutted; larger rigs should exercise caution.
Forest Road 576 Shelf Site
Located just below the highway down Forest Service Road 576, this hidden grassy shelf opens up to sweeping views of the valleys below. The upper portion offers quiet, wooded pullouts near the road, while the lower segment winds down to a grassy meadow. It provides excellent privacy.
Forest Road Spur (Fish Creek Area)
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along a native dirt spur road off North Slope Road. The area winds through the Dixie National Forest, providing numerous pleasant scattered campsites equipped with fire rings and tables.
Forest Spur Dispersed Area
This scenic dispersed camping area is situated off Highway 12 along a dirt forest spur within Dixie National Forest. It features small clearings near the river suitable for tents and low-profile campervans.
Forest Spur Dispersed Area
A quiet Forest Service corridor located within the Fishlake National Forest, offering dispersed camping options alongside a dirt access spur.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A scenic forest road spur situated in the Fishlake National Forest, offering quiet and spacious dispersed camping options.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located on a native material Forest Service spur road in Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities near Lower Bowns Dam. The area provides a rustic forest setting suitable for self-contained campers seeking a natural environment.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options located along a Forest Service spur road in the Dixie National Forest. The area is surrounded by serene pinon-juniper woodlands and offers peaceful, self-contained camping close to scenic desert landforms.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Quiet and scenic dispersed camping areas nested along a spur road within the Fishlake National Forest.
Forest Spur FR 180 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed forest service camping located along Forest Spur Road just off Route 12. Positioned near the Deer Creek Lake Trailhead, this area features scenic high-altitude wooded spots with existing rock fire rings. Pit toilets are available a short drive away at the nearby Homestead Overlook.
Forsyth Reservoir Forest Road
A scenic forest road corridor winding past the scenic Forsyth Reservoir, offering dispersed camping opportunities on public lands.
Forsyth-Elkhorn Road Dispersed (FR 206)
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Forsyth-Elkhorn Road (FR 206) in Fishlake National Forest, climbing steadily from Utah State Route 72 towards the border of Capitol Reef National Park. The lower section includes spots near Riley Springs Trailhead, which features a pit toilet and picnic table, while the upper sections wind through pristine aspen groves with sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Dispersed camping is allowed along the forest road but becomes strictly prohibited once the route crosses into the National Park boundary.
Forsyth-Elkhorn Road Dispersed
A scenic corridor traveling through Fishlake National Forest, featuring dispersed camping opportunities along the native dirt and gravel road.
Fremont River & Granary BLM Road
A scenic network of dispersed sites along a primitive BLM corridor. Lower areas sit adjacent to the rushing Fremont River with some rugged access, while upper areas and parking lots near the historic Fremont Granary provide flat, easily accessible spots suitable for larger vehicles. This corridor is extremely close to the western boundary of Capitol Reef National Park.
Fremont River District, Fishlake National Forest
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Fremont-Last Chance Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through the Fishlake National Forest.
Fremont-Last Chance Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through the Fishlake National Forest, perfect for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful mountain setting.
Fremont-Last Chance Road Dispersed
A scenic mountain forest road located within Fishlake National Forest, positioned near several prominent peaks including Hilgard Mountain and Middle Mountain. Dispersed camping options are spread along the dirt corridor, providing quiet settings surrounded by pine and aspen groves.
Fruita Campground
A beautiful, park-like oasis nested within Capitol Reef National Park, featuring lush grassy loops shaded by historic fruit orchards. This highly sought-after campground provides easy access to spectacular hiking trails, historic pioneer buildings, and seasonal fruit picking.
Frying Pan Campground
Frying Pan Campground is located on the Fishlake Scenic Byway in central Utah, just 3 miles north of Fish Lake. This scenic mountain getaway features paved parking loops and is nestled within beautiful pine forests, offering convenient access to boating, trout fishing, and hiking on the Lakeshore National Recreation Trail.
Garden Basin - BLM Road 5032
A rugged BLM road network climbing into the scenic Garden Basin area, surrounded by remote desert geology and views of Ragged Mountain. Dispersed camping is permitted along the route.
Granite Ridges BLM Dispersed Corridor
A rugged network of primitive backcountry tracks offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management territory. Nestled near Barton's Peak and the Mount Ellen Trailhead, this area features remote, dry, desert mountain ridges with expansive views.
Greenwich East Bench Road Dispersed Camping
This remote corridor along Greenwich East Bench Road offers standard dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land near the edge of the Fishlake National Forest.
Grimes Creek Dispersed Camping Corridor
Dispersed forest camping located along Grimes Creek Route H1 and connecting spurs. Set in the high pines of the Dixie National Forest, this scenic corridor offers remote, quiet spots with immediate access to hiking near Hell's Backbone Bridge and Rogers Peak. Standard forest service rules apply, with seasonal access subject to high-country weather.
Hale Summer Theatre Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along Hale Summer Theatre Road and connecting primitive BLM tracks. The area features typical high-desert terrain with open, sparse vegetation and rugged dirt spurs suitable for self-contained rigs seeking quiet spots. Excellent stargazing opportunities are available due to minimal surrounding development. Access is straightforward but the dirt tracks can deteriorate when wet.
Halfway Wash
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM managed lands in the Wayne County desert. The road offers open dispersed camping options in a scenic, rugged desert environment.
Hancock Spring Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping possibilities along a dirt road corridor on BLM-managed land near Loa.
Happy Valley Road Dispersed Corridor
This designated forest corridor on the east slopes of Boulder Mountain wind through meadows and ponderosa pines, offering several large meadows and nested pockets for high-quality dispersed camping. Perfect for escaping summer valley heat, the corridor sits adjacent to scenic red rock vistas and offers quiet surroundings under deep shade. High clearance is recommended for some offshoot spurs, but the main route is easily traversed.
Hartnet Road Dispersed Camping
A rugged dirt and gravel corridor serving as the gateway to the Cathedral Valley Loop Tour, positioned on public lands. Dispersed camping is accessible along various tracks and pulloffs flanking this scenic route.
Hartnet Valley Road
Dispersed camping corridor located outside Capitol Reef National Park near the iconic Bentonite Hills. This route travels through rugged badlands and offers open views of desert formations. Campers should utilize existing fire rings and prepare for challenging road conditions during wet weather. Portion of this route may require high-clearance vehicles to navigate deeper into the valley.
Hatchery Road BLM Dispersed Area
A rugged high-desert dispersed camping corridor along Hatchery Road and adjacent primitive BLM tracks. This remote area offers sweeping views of the surrounding desert plateaus and provides quick access to primitive public lands.
Hatchery Road
A scenic paved corridor passing through Bureau of Land Management territory near Loa. This road offers easy roadside pull-offs with quick access to nearby springs and waterfowl areas.
Haylake Antelope Spring Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Haylake Antelope Spring Road within Fishlake National Forest, offering direct access to pine-dominated terrain.
Hells Backbone Loop Dispersed Camping
This highly scenic backcountry corridor traverses the rugged Dixie National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities off a native-material dirt road.
Hells Backbone Loop Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities nestled along the historic Hells Backbone Loop within Dixie National Forest. The route offers sweeping views of the surrounding canyon country and is surrounded by dense pine forests.
Henry Mountains Road BLM Dispersed
An expansive and remote dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land along Henry Mountains Road, offering expansive high-desert vistas and rugged mountain scenery. Travelers will find numerous primitive pull-offs and spur trails along this route suitable for self-contained, high-clearance rigs looking for deep wilderness isolation.
Henry Mountains Road Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridors situated on BLM lands throughout the rugged Henry Mountains range. Ideal for those seeking quiet isolation and beautiful vistas of high desert peaks.
Highway 12 Forest Pull-off
A quick and easy roadside pull-off situated just off the main asphalt. This site is ideal for an overnight stop, providing cooler high-country air and easy entry. A small stone fire ring is present, making it simple to pull in, sleep, and continue your journey.
Highway 24 BLM Dispersed Corridor
A network of primitive dirt roads branching off Highway 24 into open Bureau of Land Management territory. This area features remote desert environments and is ideal for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles looking for quiet boondocking.
Highway 276 BLM Dispersed Corridor
This remote desert corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities along Highway 276. Situated on expansive public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management, this area provides access to primitive dry camping near the scenic Ranch Point geographic feature.
Highway 62 BLM Corridor
A scenic corridor on public land near Highway 62 managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The area offers opportunities for dispersed camping in a typical high-desert rural setting.
Hole in the Rock Road Junction Dispersed
A prime dispersed camping area off a dead-end dirt spur near the junction of Cedar Wash Road and Hole in the Rock Road. Offers expansive plateau views and multiple level spaces suitable for self-contained rigs.
Homestead Overlook & Local Road Dispersed
A scenic camping corridor comprising the large paved Homestead Overlook parking area and adjacent dirt spurs branching into the Dixie National Forest. Offers expansive scenic vistas over the canyon landscape with convenient access to vault toilets located at the official overlook.
Horse Canyon Trailhead
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the road leading to Horse Canyon. The area features striking red cliffs, sandy washes, and scattered shade trees near dry creek beds, offering a quiet wilderness atmosphere.
Horse Valley Road BLM Dispersed
A scenic and remote network of dirt roads winding through undeveloped BLM land just east of Loa, Utah. Camping along these corridors offers rugged, quiet desert vistas with classic Bureau of Land Management dispersed opportunities.
Horseshoe (FR 137)
A scenic forest road corridor winding through Fishlake National Forest, offering opportunities for primitive dispersed camping.
Hoskinnini Road Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridors situated on undeveloped BLM land near Brush Point. The terrain is characterized by rugged desert plains, offering expansive vistas and total isolation for self-contained rigs.
Hunts Reservoir Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Hunts Reservoir Road, cutting through arid public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
Island In The Sky Road Dispersed
A scenic mountain road winding through the Dixie National Forest offering high-elevation camping settings with pine forests. Beautiful vistas of the surrounding canyon country are accessible via pullouts along this corridor.
Jackson Pond Road BLM Corridor
This remote Bureau of Land Management corridor sits along Jackson Pond Road, offering expansive high-desert surroundings and primitive dispersed camping opportunities on public land. It provides a stark, minimalist environment with quiet nights and minimal light pollution. Access roads are primitive dirt tracks that can become difficult to traverse during or after inclement weather.
Jackson Pond Road BLM Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along Jackson Pond Road on Bureau of Land Management territory. This high-desert setting offers primitive camping opportunities surrounded by wide-open sagebrush landscapes.
Jackson Waterline Road
Dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah. The terrain is arid and remote, offering wide-open desert vistas.
Jacksons Gravel Pit Rd Dispersed
A quiet BLM road corridor near Loa, Utah, providing rugged dispersed camping access and stunning desert views.
Jail House Road Dispersed
A quiet dirt road corridor on public land near the scenic geologic formations of the South Desert.
Jorgenson Creek Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor running alongside Jorgenson Creek in the beautiful Fishlake National Forest.
King Ranch Road Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridors situated on Bureau of Land Management public lands along King Ranch Road near Loa, Utah.
Kings Pasture Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping pullouts situated along Kings Pasture Road near Boulder Mountain. This area serves as a lower-elevation option that clears of snow early in the season, surrounded by quiet woodlands.
Kings Pasture Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Kings Pasture Road within the Dixie National Forest. Quiet, primitive dirt tracks wind through the pines, providing excellent seclusion and natural beauty.
Kinneys Meadow
A scenic mountain meadow corridor within the Fishlake National Forest offering peaceful surroundings near scenic peaks.
Knight Mine Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located off Knight Mine Road within Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive roadside pullouts with a forest backdrop.
LaCueva Restaurant & Petro Overnight Parking
A convenient paved commercial lot located behind LaCueva Restaurant and the Petro gas station. Perfect for a quick, safe, and quiet overnight stay just minutes from Capitol Reef National Park.
Lake Creek Trailhead
A quiet mountain trailhead adjacent to Lake Creek within Fishlake National Forest, serving as a gateway to local trails and scenic exploration.
Lakeside Parking Area
A lakeside parking area near Fish Lake in Wayne County, offering convenient parking with easy access to water recreation.
Lampstand Road Dispersed
A quiet dirt road corridor stretching through remote desert terrain under Bureau of Land Management oversight. Ideal for self-contained, low-profile rigs looking for isolated, rustic camping with natural desert vistas.
Larb Hollow Overlook
This scenic overlook and rest area provides a large, level, fully paved parking lot right along the highway. Known for its incredible views, it serves as a highly convenient overnight stop. Clean, year-round vault toilets and basic trash containers are maintained on site, making it a reliable refuge when forest roads are snowed in.
Last Chance Cutoff Dispersed Camping
Remote and rugged dispersed camping options situated along the Last Chance Cutoff road on BLM-managed land near Loa.
Last Chance Cutoff Dispersed
A rugged desert road traversing Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah. Remote dispersed camping opportunities exist along the corridor for properly equipped vehicles.
Last Chance Road Dispersed
A rugged BLM road corridor offering remote dispersed camping along Last Chance Road in the Utah desert near Loa.
Lion Mountain Lane Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along the dirt corridor of Lion Mountain Lane on Bureau of Land Management territory outside of Loa. This high-desert setting offers remote camping opportunities with minimal facilities. Camping is allowed on the BLM-managed sections of this route.
Local Forest Road Dispersed
This zone spans a quiet system of dirt forest service roads winding through Fishlake National Forest, offering dispersed camping in a serene woodland setting.
Lone Cedar Road - Little Egypt
This remote desert corridor runs past the Little Egypt Geologic Site, known for its unique red rock hoodoos and scenic formations. Dispersed camping is found along the dirt road, though dry washes and steep banks can become impassable for standard vehicles after rain.
Lone Cedar Road BLM Dispersed
Lone Cedar Road offers remote dispersed camping corridors on Bureau of Land Management land in Wayne County. The surrounding terrain is typical Utah desert shrubland, offering peace and quiet with standard BLM dispersed camping opportunities along existing spurs. High-clearance vehicles are recommended as conditions vary on these unpaved surfaces.
Lonesome Beaver Campground
Secluded BLM campground nestled in the mountain. This small campground features five tightly grouped sites well-shaded by trees. Facilities include picnic tables, fire rings, grills, potable water spigots, and a clean vault toilet.
Lonesome Beaver Road Dispersed Camping
This remote corridor along Lonesome Beaver Road runs through expansive Bureau of Land Management territory, offering undeveloped primitive camping options with rugged desert and badland backdrops. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to sandy, rocky, and potentially washed-out dirt road conditions.
Long Hollow Road Dispersed BLM
A network of dirt and primitive roads providing dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Loa. The area features expansive views of the surrounding red rock and desert landscape, situated near natural landmarks like Moroni Peak. High clearance is recommended for navigating the rough, unpaved tracks, especially after wet weather.
Lookout Peak Road
This scenic dirt corridor snakes through the Fishlake National Forest, climbing towards Lookout Peak and offering numerous remote pullouts for dispersed camping. The high-altitude pine forests provide ample shade, natural buffers, and an incredibly peaceful wilderness atmosphere.
Loop Road 40057M Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor offering quiet dispersed camping sites within the majestic Fishlake National Forest.