Dispersed Camping in Wayne County, Utah
Showing 435 locations in Wayne County (Page 2 of 2).
Lost Spring Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping options located along Lost Spring Road on BLM-managed land near Willow Spring and Lost Spring.
Lower Bowns Campground
A quiet, developed forest service campground situated on the eastern slopes of Boulder Mountain along the shore of Lower Bowns Reservoir. Sparsely forested with pinyon pine and juniper, this site provides basic facilities, gravel parking spurs, and immediate access to reservoir boating and trout fishing.
Lower Bowns Reservoir / Forest Road 168 Dispersed
A scenic mountain corridor within Fishlake National Forest, featuring numerous dispersed camping options along Forest Road 168 (Lower Bowns Reservoir Road) and its connecting spurs. Located just off Utah State Route 12 near Pleasant Creek, this area ranges from open high-elevation meadows and pine forests to shaded creek crossings. Most sites are flat, spacious, and easily accessed via graded dirt tracks, though high-clearance vehicles are recommended for the steeper mountain tracks climbing the ridge lines.
Lower Bowns Reservoir Dispersed
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping sites tucked among the pinyon pines and junipers along the approach road to the reservoir. These sites offer a free, sheltered alternative to the adjacent developed campground and provide excellent access for hiking, walking, and fishing near the water.
Lower Cathedral Valley Primitive Road
Primitive dispersed camping sites nested along the BLM road corridor right outside the boundary of Capitol Reef National Park. This zone offers unparalleled access to the majestic Temple of the Sun and Temple of the Moon formations, making it perfect for sunrise viewing.
Lyman Water Tank Road Dispersed
An expansive network of dirt roads offering quiet dispersed camping on public land north of Loa and Lyman. The landscape consists of rolling high-desert terrain with expansive views of the surrounding valleys and plateau ridges.
Mackinaw Campground
A scenic developed campground situated on the shores of Fish Lake, offering beautiful views of the water. Visitors can enjoy paved access, lake views, and a nearby hiking trail system.
Main Street BLM Dispersed Corridor
This dispersed camping corridor along Main Street extends into Bureau of Land Management territory outside of Loa, Utah. Side spurs provide access to rustic, high-desert primitive sites nestled in the sagebrush plains near Dab Keele Spring.
McMillan Spring Campground
A developed BLM campground nestled in a high-elevation ponderosa pine forest, offering spacious sites and sweeping vistas. This first-come, first-served facility is uniquely equipped with horse corrals, a livestock water trough, and picnic amenities.
Middle Desert Corral Road Dispersed Camping
Remote and isolated dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM lands along Middle Desert Corral Road near the rugged Black Mountain landform. This high-desert setting offers primitive, quiet camping with expansive desert horizons. There are no developed facilities, so campers must pack in all resources and pack out all waste. Ideal for self-contained, high-clearance rigs looking for quiet solitude.
Mill Meadow Oil Road
A scenic dirt corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah.
Miners Mountain Road Dispersed
A scenic, rugged corridor crossing BLM and Fishlake National Forest boundaries. Dispersed camping opportunities are abundant along the dirt routes, transitioning from open sagebrush to higher pine zones.
Moroni Peak BLM Road 5004
This remote Bureau of Land Management dirt road winds through rugged desert terrain near Moroni Peak and Cyclone Knoll.
Morrell Pond Forest Road
A scenic forest service road corridor passing near Morrell Pond in Fishlake National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities along the route.
Mount Ellen BLM Primitive Roads
A network of remote BLM roads located near Mount Ellen and Corral Point. These high-clearance routes provide access to dispersed camping opportunities on open public lands in Wayne County.
Mytoge Mountain Road & Sewer Lagoon (FS 046)
An expansive network of dispersed camping sites located south of Highway 25 on Forest Service Road 046, just south of Fish Lake. The corridor starts with flat, accessible meadows suitable for larger rigs before transitioning into more rugged, forested tracks with scenic aspen groves and overlooks. A short section of the public road passes through private land before re-entering national forest property, and campers must ensure they are parked within legal Forest Service boundaries.
Nasty Flat Road Dispersed Camping
This remote corridor along Nasty Flat Road and adjacent primitive routes offers rugged, high-desert dispersed camping in the Henry Mountains region near Durfey Butte. It provides sweeping wilderness vistas with close access to local trailheads.
Niels Cabin Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located within Fishlake National Forest, centered around the Niels Cabin area. This quiet forest corridor provides an escape with opportunities to explore nearby hiking trails and mountain features.
No Overlook Road (Fishlake National Forest)
A scenic dirt corridor traversing Wayne County near the Mytoge Mountains, offering dispersed camping access within the Fishlake National Forest.
North Big Lake Road Dispersed Area
A scenic dirt road corridor within Fishlake National Forest that provides opportunities for dispersed camping.
North Flat Top Dispersed Area (FR 5069)
This remote dispersed camping zone is situated on Bureau of Land Management land near the prominent geological formations of Little Flat Top and Big Flat Top. The area offers rugged, primitive camping opportunities with expansive desert and mesa views, accessed via unmaintained dirt tracks.
North Mountain Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along North Mountain Road and adjacent primitive BLM spur trails, winding north of Loa and near Little Mountain.
North Slope Road BLM Dispersed
A quiet dirt road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management territory north of Loa, offering expansive views and open terrain suitable for self-contained rigs.
North Slope Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the North Slope Road within Fishlake National Forest, providing standard backcountry access in a beautiful woodland setting.
Notom Bench East Road Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor along Notom Bench East Road on open Bureau of Land Management land. The area features remote desert scenery with easy access to rugged backcountry exploration.
Notom to Oak Creek Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management lands along Notom to Oak Creek Road. This remote area offers immediate access to rugged desert canyons and nearby hiking trails. The terrain features open, sweeping views of the surrounding geological formations but is highly exposed to the elements.
Oak Creek Campground
Oak Creek Campground is a quiet Fishlake National Forest developed area located near Oak Creek. It provides a peaceful setting with mature shade trees and convenient access to local trails and scenic viewpoints.
Oak Creek Campground
Charming developed USFS campground situated in a scenic ponderosa pine forest next to Oak Creek on the east side of Boulder Mountain. It features paved access and well-spaced, shady sites.
Oak Creek Reservoir Dispersed Camping
A scenic mountain reservoir corridor within the Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities near quiet waters.
Old Bobs Lane BLM Dispersed Area
A quiet network of unpaved desert tracks situated on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah. The area consists of open high-desert flats with scattered vegetation, offering expansive horizons and easy access to nearby services in town.
Old Notom Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along Old Notom Road, offering stunning elevated vistas towards the western reef structures of Capitol Reef. The area features a handful of primitive dirt pull-offs nestled in a quiet desert setting with minimal traffic noise.
Paiute Campground
Secluded and spacious developed campground adjacent to Johnson Valley Reservoir within the Fishlake National Forest. With 48 pull-through sites, it is highly accommodating for larger rigs and groups looking for access to boating, canoeing, and trails like the Pelican Canyon Trail.
Park Ridge Road Dispersed Corridor
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Park Ridge Road on the east side of Boulder Mountain. Sites are nestled in pine glades near small mountain brooks and active grazing land, providing a rustic and quiet forest setting close to Highway 12.
Parker Antimony Road BLM Dispersed
This remote road corridor winds through expansive high-desert BLM land southwest of Loa, offering primitive, dispersed camping opportunities along its spurs. The terrain is arid and open, providing sweeping vistas with minimal shade. Numerous primitive dirt spurs branch off the main route, offering secluded pullouts.
Pelham Lake Forest Road Corridor
This scenic forest road corridor offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt spurs winding through the Fishlake National Forest.
Pelican Overlook
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located within Fishlake National Forest overlooking the reservoir, offering access to beautiful lakeside views and wooded surrounds. This zone represents the road corridor and spurs extending from Pelican Overlook.
Pet Hollow Road Dispersed
A rugged BLM road corridor offering rustic, self-reliant dispersed camping options in a scenic desert environment.
Peterson Road BLM Dispersed
A quiet dirt corridor on public land near Loa, offering rustic dispersed camping options with views of the surrounding desert hills.
Pine Creek Road Dispersed Area
This zone spans a network of BLM dirt roads off Pine Creek Road near Loa. It offers quiet dispersed camping in a semi-arid, high-desert landscape near local springs and the KE Bullock Waterfowl Management Area.
Pine Spring Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping along the Pine Spring forest road corridor within the Fishlake National Forest.
Pistol Creek Spur Dispersed
A quiet dirt corridor on BLM land near McMillan Spring. It provides basic dispersed camping options in a rustic wilderness setting.
Piute Parking
A rustic National Forest Service parking pull-off located within Fishlake National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities close to outdoor recreation.
Pleasant Creek BLM Dispersed (Notom Road)
This highly scenic dispersed camping corridor is located on Bureau of Land Management land just outside the eastern boundary of Capitol Reef National Park. Centered near Pleasant Creek and the paved Notom-Bullfrog Road, the area offers multiple sandy and gravel turnouts. Some sections feature a deep gully washout and soft, sandy tracks that require high clearance and four-wheel drive, though the main staging areas are accessible to most rigs.
Pleasant Creek Diversion & Notom Bench BLM Corridor
An expansive dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management territory just outside the eastern boundary of Capitol Reef National Park. Accessible via Notom-Bullfrog Road, the various primitive tracks leading along the Notom Bench provide stunning 360-degree views of the park's geological formations and the Henry Mountains. Campsites are primitive pull-offs on dirt tracks that wind across the high bench. Roads are prone to severe washouts and require careful driving; some sections are completely impassable to low-clearance vehicles or large rigs when wet.
Poison Spring Benches Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor winding along the Poison Spring Benches on BLM land near the Henry Mountains. The area offers dramatic canyon country views and deep desert isolation.
Poison Spring to Lone Cedar Road
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM territory near Loa, Utah, offering primitive dispersed camping options. This desert route requires self-sufficiency and caution during inclement weather.
Pollywog-Doglake Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Fishlake National Forest, offering dispersed camping pullouts.
Posey Lake Campground
Posey Lake Campground is situated next to a beautiful high-elevation lake on the Colorado Plateau, surrounded by a scenic forest of towering ponderosa pines and stands of aspen. It offers excellent trout fishing, canoeing, and access to local hiking trails, including the Posey Overlook Trail and the Great Western Trail. The campground features single-family sites, a group site, gravel parking spurs, and seasonal drinking water. A calm escape from the desert heat, it serves as an excellent mountain base camp. Off-season stays are sometimes permitted when water is shut off, with fees reduced or waived depending on seasonal access.
Radio Tower Road Dispersed
A quiet network of dirt BLM roads extending north of Loa, offering dispersed camping on public lands.
Red Creek Hole Dispersed Camping Area
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the Red Creek Hole road within the Fishlake National Forest, surrounded by beautiful pine forests and rolling mountain terrain.
Red Desert Road Dispersed (West Factory Road)
A scenic corridor on public land near the gateway to Cathedral Valley. Sites range from simple gravel turnouts close to the highway to secluded pull-offs tucked behind red and grey shale formations. Access difficulty increases deeper along the road as it crosses washes and turns to soft sand.
Red Schoolhouse Road BLM Dispersed
A quiet and remote network of unpaved desert tracks situated on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah. The main route of Red Schoolhouse Road offers undeveloped roadside spots with wide views of the surrounding hills and desert shrublands.
River View Drive BLM Dispersed
Quiet and scenic dispersed camping areas positioned along River View Drive, located just outside of Torrey. The area sits on BLM managed lands, providing great open spaces and surrounding desert views.
Road 2785 E Dispersed
A quiet dirt road corridor navigating Bureau of Land Management territory east of Loa, offering access to wide-open desert landscapes and nearby geological attractions like the Cocks Comb.
Road to Don Edwards Dispersed Area
This zone features undeveloped BLM land along the Road to Don Edwards, a dirt route outside of Loa, Utah. It serves as an accessible option for self-contained rigs seeking dispersed camping in the southern Utah desert.
Rock Hollow BLM Road Corridor
This remote desert corridor wind along BLM Road 5073 (Rock Hollow) offering opportunities for rustic, dispersed camping on public lands.
Rock Hollow BLM Roads
A network of primitive desert tracks threading through open BLM-managed land near Rock Hollow. The area features remote, undeveloped terrain suited for self-contained rigs seeking solitude. Roads are generally dirt tracks that can become impassable when wet, requiring high-clearance vehicles to access the best dispersed clearings.
Rock Quarry Road / Overlook Point
A popular ridge-line dispersed camping area on BLM land featuring panoramic vistas over Cook's Mesa. It contains multiple established spots along the canyon edge.
Rock Spring Draw Dispersed Camping (FR 173)
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Rock Spring Draw and adjacent forest roads in the high-country pines of Fishlake National Forest. This area offers numerous flat pull-outs with existing stone fire rings under a shade canopy of conifers and aspens, suitable for self-contained rigs looking for standard national forest peace and seclusion.
Rosebud ATV Campground
Developed group-oriented campsite on the east side of Boulder Mountain, situated adjacent to the Rosebud ATV Trail and Pleasant Creek. Designed particularly for off-road vehicle recreation.
Row-of-Pines Dispersed Area
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated on native dirt surfaces within Fishlake National Forest, accessible to a variety of vehicle types.
Row-of-pines Forest Road
This forest corridor provides dispersed camping options along the Row-of-pines road in the scenic Fishlake National Forest.
Saddle Pass Road Dispersed
An expansive area of BLM-managed land offering dispersed camping along Saddle Pass Road and connecting primitive tracks. The terrain features open, sweeping high-desert views near Loa.
Sage Draw Road BLM Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on Bureau of Land Management land off Sage Draw Road near Loa. This area provides vast, open high-desert scenery with excellent opportunities for remote primitive camping.
Sand Creek Campground
A cozy, well-maintained campground outside of Torrey. It offers clean restrooms, hot showers, wind guards for tent sites, and overflow areas with expansive views of the surrounding red rocks.
Sawmill Basin Road Dispersed (BLM)
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land along a primitive road near Loa. This desert-steppe location offers mountain views and numerous roadside pull-outs. It is ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a remote, peaceful stay.
Sawmill Bench Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along Sawmill Bench Road within the Fishlake National Forest, featuring mixed pine and aspen landscapes near Lower Bowns Dam.
Scenic Byway 12 - Calf Creek Corridor
A cluster of dispersed sites and trailhead staging areas located along Highway 12 and its abandoned old paved alignments near the Upper Calf Creek Falls Trailhead. This corridor sits within the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and features a mix of dirt roads, sandy spurs, and paved pull-offs. The lower sections along the old highway bed offer simple, highly accessible level ground suitable for larger rigs, while the higher dirt tracks wind through pinyon-juniper trees to provide intimate sites with exceptional canyon scenery. Free permits are required for overnight camping and can be obtained at nearby self-pay trailhead stations.
Scout Lake Dispersed Area
Scenic dispersed camping along the Forest Service road corridor leading to Scout Lake in Fishlake National Forest.
Side Hollow August Corr Road Corridor
A scenic dirt and gravel road corridor navigating through the Dixie National Forest, suitable for standard vehicle travel.
Singletree Campground
Singletree Campground is a beautifully maintained developed Forest Service facility set in a peaceful stand of mature ponderosa pine and aspen. Popular for its on-site hiking trail leading directly to Singletree Falls, the campground serves as an excellent, comfortable basecamp. Clean facilities, paved loops, and cool mountain breezes make this a premium mountain option.
Sink Hole Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic dirt corridor traversing high-desert Bureau of Land Management land near the western start of the Cathedral Valley Loop. This area provides vast open desert vistas with ample space for dispersed camping close to Capitol Reef National Park.
Sky Reservoir Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on public lands along Sky Reservoir Road, offering remote desert vistas near Bald Knoll.
Sky Ridge Drive / Beas Lewis Flat BLM
A vast dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land along Sky Ridge Drive near Torrey. The area offers numerous pull-offs suitable for rigs of all sizes, with scenic red rock backdrops.
Smoky Mountain/Alvey Wash
A rugged desert corridor winding through Bureau of Land Management territory. This road provides access to expansive, remote terrain and points of interest like Serenity Natural Bridge.
South Mytoge Overlook Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Fishlake National Forest, offering high-elevation forest views and remote pull-offs near the overlook.
Spectacle Lake Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Fishlake National Forest toward Spectacle Lake. The road offers various opportunities for self-contained dispersed camping in a classic alpine forest setting.
Spencer Flat Road Dispersed
An expansive network of dispersed camping areas nestled along Spencer Flat Road, also known as Old Sheffield Road, winding through breathtaking sandstone formations and juniper-covered mesas. The lower canyon areas near the highway are highly restricted with explicit campfire bans, while the upper BLM segments offer expansive, panoramic views of the Escalante Canyon, Kaiparowits Plateau, and the distant Henry Mountains.
Spring Canyon Spur Dispersed (BLM 5056)
Dispersed camping corridor located along Spring Canyon Spur (BLM 5056) in a remote Utah desert setting near Loa. This undeveloped dirt road offers primitive vehicle camping on Bureau of Land Management land. Visitors must be fully self-contained and carry out all waste. Standard BLM regulations apply. No services or developed facilities are available. The scenery consists of rugged canyonlands and low desert scrub typical of south-central Utah.
Spur 41713A
A scenic dispersed camping area tucked away in a grove of shady aspen trees along Forest Spur Road 41713A. Located just off Highway 72, this spot offers quick access, ample shade, and multiple existing rock fire rings.
Spur Road 42623 Dispersed
A dirt forest road spur located in the Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities.
SR 276 Offshoot Corridor
A quiet dirt offshoot road near SR 276 on Wayne County BLM land. This primitive track accesses open desert sites with long-distance views toward Farmers Knob. The terrain is flat, sandy, and exposed, with classic Utah desert flora. It offers high privacy and minimal ambient noise, but campers must be fully self-sufficient as there are no amenities. Safe during dry spells, but clay-heavy road surfaces can become treacherous in rain.
Starr Spring Campground
Starr Springs Campground sits on the southeast end of Mount Hillers, offering scenic views over the desert valley. The campground features individual campsites and a group site, equipped with picnic tables, benches, fire rings, grills, a nature trail, and vault toilets. While potable water is seasonally available, the supply can be inconsistent and may be turned off depending on the season.
State Route 24 BLM Corridor
Scenic dispersed camping spots located on BLM land adjacent to State Route 24. While close to the highway, the sites sit slightly below the road grade which helps reduce passing traffic noise.
State Route 24 BLM Dispersed Corridor
This active dispersed camping corridor lies on BLM lands flanking State Route 24, positioned directly outside the west entrance to Capitol Reef National Park. The corridor offers numerous dirt pull-offs and large, open gravel flats framed by striking canyon walls and mesas. While highly convenient for visiting the park, the area is popular and highly exposed to highway noise, requiring self-sufficiency due to a lack of services.
State Route 25 BLM Corridor
Dispersed camping corridor along State Route 25 on Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, Utah. The road is dirt and provides direct access to remote, high-desert terrain with expansive views.
State Route 276 BLM Dispersed Corridor
An expansive network of dirt tracks and primitive pull-offs winding through remote, arid Bureau of Land Management land near State Route 276. This dry, desert corridor provides multiple opportunities for isolated wilderness camping with open horizons.
State Route 62 BLM Primitive Network
A network of primitive dirt roads branching off State Route 62 on BLM land near Loa, offering rugged dispersed camping options.
State Route 95 BLM Corridor
A rustic dispersed camping corridor located along a dirt spur off State Route 95 within Bureau of Land Management territory. This dry, remote desert environment is best suited for self-contained rigs looking for quiet and basic, open-sky dry camping.
State Route 95 Dispersed Camping
This remote corridor along State Route 95 provides access to dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Butler Point. The unpaved access roads are generally accessible to most rigs in dry weather, offering quiet spots with expansive desert views.
Stevens Mesa Road Dispersed
A network of remote dirt roads traversing the desert landscape near Stevens Mesa, offering primitive dispersed camping options. This corridor provides access to secluded canyon views and typical Utah desert scenery.
Sulphur Basin Dispersed
A scenic mountain basin corridor located within the Fishlake National Forest, featuring accessible dispersed camping along a native dirt road.
Sulphur Creek Road BLM Dispersed
A highly popular dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land just outside the western boundary of Capitol Reef National Park. The main unpaved routes, including Sulphur Creek Road and East Sulphur Creek Road, wind through rugged desert canyons and red rock plateaus, offering direct creekside spots as well as expansive panoramic canyon overlooks. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for the inner canyon tracks, particularly when wet, while the upper flats accommodate larger rigs.
Sunglow Campground
Tucked away in a scenic red rock box canyon near Bicknell, this quiet campground serves as an excellent gateway to Capitol Reef National Park. The campground offers small, shaded sites nested among cottonwoods and junipers, providing surprising privacy despite their close proximity.
Sunglow Road Dispersed
A scenic access corridor located on Bureau of Land Management territory just outside of Loa, offering paved access and convenient proximity to nearby services.
Surveyor Lake Forest Road Corridor
A scenic dirt corridor traversing the beautiful highlands of the Fishlake National Forest, leading toward Surveyor Lake. This forest route provides direct access to quiet, dispersed camping opportunities tucked away among the pines.
Sweetwater Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along the Sweetwater Road within Dixie National Forest, featuring standard native-surface roads and forested surroundings.
Tantalus Flat Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along Tantalus Flat Road on Fishlake National Forest land near Loa, Utah. A dirt road corridor that accesses multiple level clearings suitable for various rig configurations.
Tarantula Mesa Road (BLM 5056)
A rugged desert driving corridor navigating across Tarantula Mesa on undeveloped public lands. Excellent opportunities for self-sufficient camping with vast views of the surrounding canyon country.
Tarantula Mesa Road BLM Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along Tarantula Mesa Road within the Bureau of Land Management territory. This dry dirt track offers vast desert views and stark desert landscapes for self-contained, adventurous travelers.
Tasha Creek Road Corridor
This forested corridor provides access to the Fishlake National Forest, featuring scenic spots near Tasha Creek and Fish Lake.
TASHA EQUESTRIAN
Tasha Equestrian Campground is a specialized equestrian facility located near Fish Lake, featuring horse corrals, hitching racks, and access to riding trails. Set in a scenic mountain area of aspen, spruce, and pine forest, the campground offers both single-family and group sites.
Teasdale North Road BLM Dispersed Corridor
An expansive network of unpaved desert roads winding through BLM-managed territory just north of Teasdale. This location provides scenic views of red rock country and quick access to nearby parks.
Teasdale Road BLM Dispersed
This corridor along Teasdale Road and connecting primitive BLM spurs offers access to dispersed camping options surrounded by rugged desert cliffs and red rock formations outside of Loa and Torrey. Portions of the main road are paved or graded gravel, while branching spurs deteriorate quickly into unpaved dirt. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for venturing onto the primitive side tracks. Camping is managed by the Bureau of Land Management and is subject to standard dispersed regulations.
Temple of the Moon Road Dispersed
An expansive dispersed camping corridor running north of Capitol Reef National Park on public BLM lands. This scenic dirt road offers dry camping options situated immediately outside the national park boundary, serving as a popular staging area for nearby landmarks.
The Frying Pan Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along The Frying Pan road within Fishlake National Forest. Offering easy access to wooded sites, the corridor provides a peaceful high-desert forest experience.
Thompson Mesa Dispersed Camping
An expansive dispersed camping corridor on public lands situated high above the desert floor. The access roads feature stunning panoramic views of the rugged Utah desert and sandstone mesas.
Thousand Lakes RV Park
A well-equipped private RV park located near the entrance of Capitol Reef. The property features a small swimming pool, playground, on-site market, and a restaurant, offering a comfortable staging point for visiting the national park.
Tidwell Study Plot Corridor
A scenic mountain corridor on native dirt roads winding through the Fishlake National Forest, perfect for scenic, quiet vehicle camping. Lower-clearance rigs can navigate the dry dirt tracks to reach peaceful spots set back from the main routes.
Trachyte Ranch Road Dispersed
A rugged BLM corridor winding through beautiful desert valleys and sandstone formations. This area offers dispersed camping opportunities along unmaintained dirt tracks near Farmers Knob, perfect for self-contained rigs looking for isolation.
Trachyte Ranch Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridors along Trachyte Ranch Road and intersecting BLM primitive tracks near Browns Knoll. The terrain features open desert landscapes with sweeping views of the rugged Henry Mountains region.
Trail Creek
Trail Creek Road runs through a scenic corridor within the Fishlake National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options.
Trail Hollow Road Dispersed
Trail Hollow Road winds through Bureau of Land Management land near Loa, offering primitive dispersed camping options along the dirt corridor.
Twin Creeks Picnic Area
A scenic developed recreation site positioned right beside Fish Lake, offering a convenient boardwalk along Twin Creeks. While primarily a day-use area, the surrounding Fishlake National Forest facilities serve as a major hub for lake recreation and trail access.
Um Pass Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Um Pass Road within the Fishlake National Forest.
Um-ivy Canyon Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping opportunities along the Um-ivy Canyon Forest Road corridors in the Fishlake National Forest, offering standard dirt track pull-offs nestled among the pines and native mountain brush. The lower portions are accessible by most vehicles during dry conditions, but higher sections can become muddy and slick when wet. This corridor offers a quiet wilderness experience in a remote canyon setting.
Um-ivy Canyon Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Um-ivy Canyon Road in Fishlake National Forest.
Upper Calf Creek Falls Overlook Pullout
A large, cleared gravel staging pad and secondary ridgetop pull-offs situated just off Scenic Byway 12. Larger rigs can comfortably park on the main gravel lot, while smaller vans can crawl up the brief, bumpy dirt spurs to reach stunning clifftop overlook views. This spot is highly exposed to wind but convenient.
Upper Cathedral Valley Road Dispersed
A rugged desert road corridor winding through spectacular canyon country near Cathedral Valley. This corridor sits primarily on BLM land offering exceptional desert vistas and access to unique geological formations.
Upper Fish Creek (FR 114)
This scenic dispersed camping corridor winds through the Fishlake National Forest near Fish Creek. The native dirt road offers multiple pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs looking to explore the surrounding highlands and nearby reservoirs.
Upper Pleasant Creek Campground
A small rustic National Forest campground nestled in a scenic pine forest with 12 basic sites, vault toilets, and picnic tables next to a creek.
Upper U M Road Corridor
This scenic mountain corridor along Upper U M Road winds through the Fishlake National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities. Tall pine forests surround the area, offering a quiet, rustic retreat with basic amenities like a vault restroom located near the Black Flat trailhead.
Wayne County Forest Road
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located on a native material forest road near Loa within the Fishlake National Forest.
Wayne County Rest Stop
A well-maintained highway rest stop offering a clean, heated room, running warm water, toilets, and shaded picnic tables.
Wendells Mine Road Dispersed
This remote desert corridor offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near the start of the Cathedral Valley Loop Tour.
West Hollow Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located on BLM-managed land along West Hollow Road near Loa. This remote canyon landscape offers quiet desert settings with several primitive spurs suitable for dry camping.
West of TV Tower Road
A rugged dirt road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management territory west of Loa. This remote high-desert plateau offers wide-open landscapes with views toward Moroni Peak.
West of TV Tower Road
An expansive corridor of BLM-managed land located west of Loa, Utah. The area is accessed via unmaintained dirt tracks branching off the main road, offering primitive camping opportunities near Black Point.
West Tidwell Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along West Tidwell Road within Fishlake National Forest.
Wild Cat Road BLM Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor on BLM-managed land along Wild Cat Road, just south of Loa, Utah. The route winds through high-desert terrain with open space for vehicle camping.
Wild Cat South Road BLM Dispersed
A system of rugged BLM primitive roads branching south of Loa near Burnt Knoll, providing primitive, dispersed camping opportunities across public lands.
Willow Spring Spur Dispersed (BLM)
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along the dirt tracks of Willow Spring Spur in Wayne County. This dry desert landscape offers expansive views near Mount Pennell and excellent opportunities for primitive wilderness camping on public lands.
Wolverine Loop Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor winding through scenic canyon country and past geologic wonders. High clearance is recommended for navigating the rougher dirt sections of this backcountry road.
Wolverine Loop Road
Scenic dispersed camping corridor running through public lands along Wolverine Loop Road. This graded gravel route offers access to remote, quiet sites nestled in a striking desert canyon and sandstone environment. Standard BLM dispersed camping regulations apply, providing a rugged boondocking experience far from services. Ensure you carry sufficient water and pack out all waste.
Wonderland RV Park
A highly rated, well-maintained commercial RV park near the junction of Highway 24 and Highway 12. It offers clean, modern amenities and level hookup sites.