Best Dispersed Camping near Quartzsite, AZ
Dome Rock Road BLM lands near Quartzsite give dispersed campers plenty of space to find their own spot away from neighbors. You'll need to bring everything with you since these primitive sites have no water or facilities. A few miles north of town, the Hi Jolly BLM area works similarly - no services and completely self-sufficient camping. Remember to pack out all trash and follow Leave No Trace practices in these areas. When setting up camp, stay at least 100 feet from water sources and roads as required by public land rules. You can stay up to 14 days before you need to move at least 25 miles away to a different location. Some of the better spots require high-clearance vehicles to access, especially after rain. Fire restrictions change throughout the year in this part of Arizona, so check current rules before planning to have a campfire. These remote desert camping spots put you in true backcountry. Many people come to this part of the Sonoran Desert for winter boondocking when temperatures are reasonable. The Colorado River and Grand Canyon aren't too far for day trips. Weather varies dramatically by season - winters can be pleasant while summer brings dangerous heat that makes camping difficult. Pack for the conditions and always bring more water than you think you'll need. The quiet and open desert landscape draws people looking for basic camping without crowds.
