Ramsey Mine Rd BLM / Dispersed Camping

Really easy spot to get into beautiful and empty. I don’t see anyone or hear anyone at all where I’m at plenty of space for a lot of people.

The dirt road leading in is very easy to drive on. There are many stone campfire rings. Cactus and shrubs all around. In the 50s during the day high 30s at night.

We drove by Quartzsite and decided that was not for us. It looked like a commune in the desert.

We decided to camp here and liked it enough to stay 3 nights. There was some freeway noise but not that noticeable once you get 100 yards away from the freeway.

We found a very secluded spot and did not see a sole the entire time we were here. We felt safe and secluded.

There was a big beautiful fire ring. You are not allowed to gather firewood here so pick some up before leaving town. Also fires are only allowed from October to March.

If the weather is not too cold, its a great option for winter camping.

One thing to remember about this place. There is only one store nearby and it is has the highest prices I have ever seen. They have a good selection but you will not like paying that much.

Very easy area to get to. You get off the highway and are on a paved/well maintained gravel road until you get to a site. Once you get off the paved road, you can pretty much pull off wherever you want. There are a few turn offs into large gravel areas. There is not much privacy and noise from OHV and the highway, but not enough to keep me from sleeping. There is construction going on across the bridge from the camping area, so in the morning, there were a lot of construction vehicles.

There are fire rings scattered about and some Saguros here and there. It's not a bad stop to make for the night, considering it's free.

No services, pack in, pack out. Verizon service was ok, but slow.