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Dispersed Camping North of Logandale

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Off-road enthusiasts and target shooters use this Bureau of Land Management dispersed camping area just off Highway 169 north of Logandale. Campers access the sites by turning right onto Waterline Road and following dirt tracks that branch into multiple camping spots beneath small bluffs and rocky outcroppings.

The sandy access roads require attention, particularly in deeper rutted sections where high clearance vehicles perform better. Will P. notes the terrain can challenge standard vehicles: "Very sandy in several spots coming out. I was glad I had 4 wheel drive." Most campers can reach suitable spots within a few hundred yards of the main dirt road. Cell service reaches 1-2 bars on AT&T networks.

The area accommodates recreational shooting and ATV riding, though the expansive layout spreads activities across different zones. Highway noise from Interstate 15 carries to some sites, while the glow from Las Vegas appears on the southwestern horizon at night. Views encompass desert terrain with rock and sand formations rather than dramatic vistas.

This location works well for overnight stops between destinations rather than extended stays. Campers should bring their own fire rings and prepare for occasional late-night ATV traffic checking on fellow campers.

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Dispersed Camping North of Logandale is located in Nevada

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36.65532 N
114.49552118 W

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    Last on 4/25/26
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    Last on 3/10/26
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    T-Mobile5G
    Excellent Coverage
    Verified by 6 users
    Last on 4/25/26
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    Verizon5G
    Excellent Coverage
    Verified by 2 users
    Last on 3/10/26
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    AT&T5G
    Excellent Coverage
    Verified by 13 users
    Last on 4/25/26

Access

  • Drive-In
    Park next to your site

Site Types

  • Dispersed

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  • Phone Service
  • Alcohol
  • Pets
  • Fires

DISPERSED CAMPING

Enjoy dispersed camping on government land and leave no trace. Pack in and pack out. No (or limited) services at this camping area. Permit may be required.

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Campers regularly cited the convenient highway access and abundant camping spots. Several guests observed peaceful conditions despite road proximity, though occasional road noise was noted by some visitors.

Will P.The Dyrt PRO User
Reviewed Feb. 12, 2026

Okay spot for a night, sandy road in, not for big rigs

Okay spot. Missed two turns on way in. When you see the metal fence post/5 foot stake at the split, go right. Very sandy in several spots coming out. I was glad I had 4 wheel drive as the All Terrain tires I had were definitely slipping, digging for a bite. There were two deep rut sections where a high clearance vehicle is ideal. Camping spot is adjacent to the dirt road coming in. No fire ring. No one else has come out this way, until near midnight. I expect on the weekend to see off roaders out here. Att 5G 1-2 bars. Views are of mounds of rock and sand. You wouldn't stay here for the Views from the campsite. I can hear, every few minutes, a loud semi truck from the interstate. There was someone shooting out here as I could hear them. Worth it as a one night stop over if you're traveling in the area and need a place to sleep. You can see the glow of lights from Las Vegas, to the south west. I will note that at 11:25pm, a UTV came through, shined their lights into my truck, left, then came back and did it again. I went out to see what their deal was and they said, "just checking to see if you're okay." At 12:49am, I heard a sonic boom. I assume from an aircraft out of Nellis AFB.

Month of VisitFebruary
  • Review photo of Dispersed Camping North of Logandale by Will P., February 12, 2026
  • Review photo of Dispersed Camping North of Logandale by Will P., February 12, 2026
Kevin E.The Dyrt PRO User
Reviewed Feb. 16, 2023

Cement factory is not it

I turned off the main road and followed what I thought was going to lead me to the site but it led me up a slight hill to the left where there is an abandoned cement factory. I stayed there anyway but If you make my same mistake go back down the hill a little bit, turn left and continue up the hill the other way.

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Reviewed May. 8, 2022

Logandale Trails

Was looking to boondock Tacoma for the night - followed the Dyrt instruction and boom, amazing!!! Great views and great secluded spots

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  • Review photo of Dispersed Camping North of Logandale by Michael G., May 8, 2022
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Mike C.
Reviewed Oct. 12, 2021

Quick stop

We stopped here for a quick night. We didn't even pull in as far as it's marked. We turned onto waterline made an immediate right onto dirt road. Drove 100 yards and pull off on the right. Nothing to see from the pic except the hard dirt road for most vehicles.

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Reviewed Mar. 6, 2021

Simple and easy

Quick stop off the side of the road. Perfect for overnight stop, not much more. Road noise can be an issue

Brennan T.
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2021

Peaceful Desert Oasis!!

This is a really awesome place right off the freeway! Plenty of places to drive right in and enjoy the quiet. I didn't hear any shooting or even see that many people. We made a fire and had a great time with our motorhome!

Sarah S.The Dyrt ADMIN User
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2021

A great stop when you are on the road

We were looking for a dispersed area to camp after going to Valley of Fire State Park and finding it full. This area was just off to the right on highway 169 a mile or two north of Logandale. We turned right onto Waterline Road and then right again- drove for about 30 second and then set up right underneath a small bluff. There were plenty of areas that would have been fine to set up camp. The stars at night were beautiful and even though this area is just minutes from a highway it felt very peaceful and private. 

One thing to be aware of is that this is an area where people come to shoot guns and ride 4-wheelers. That doesn't make it sound super peaceful and private but it was such a large area, everything was spread out. This was a great spot for us as we were on the road, needing to get from point A to point B. Maybe not destination type camping but convenient when you are on the road.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What outdoor activities can you do while camping at Logandale Trails?

While camping at Logandale Trails, you can enjoy hiking in the surrounding desert landscape with scenic views. The area is popular for off-road activities including ATV and dirt biking on designated trails. Stargazing is excellent due to minimal light pollution. The nearby Valley of Fire State Park offers additional hiking and photography opportunities with its dramatic red rock formations. Rock climbing, wildlife viewing, and desert exploration are also popular activities in the region. The location makes a good base camp for day trips to Lake Mead National Recreation Area as well.

Where are the best camping spots at Logandale Trails?

The best camping spots at Logandale Trails can be found by turning right onto Waterline Road off Highway 169 (north of Logandale) and then making another right onto the dirt road. Many campers prefer spots about 100 yards in from this turn, where you'll find hard-packed dirt suitable for most vehicles. For more seclusion, continue further into the area where there are quieter spots with great views. Some campers also find good sites by heading up the slight hill, though be aware there's an abandoned cement factory in that direction.

Is dispersed camping allowed at Logandale Trails?

Yes, dispersed camping is allowed at Logandale Trails. This is a designated dispersed camping area just north of Logandale off Highway 169. There are no formal campsite boundaries or reservations needed - you can simply drive in and choose your spot. It's particularly popular as an overflow option when Valley of Fire State Park campgrounds are full.

What amenities are available for campers at Logandale Trails?

Logandale Trails offers very minimal amenities as it's a true dispersed camping area. There are no bathrooms, water sources, trash services, or electrical hookups. Campers need to be fully self-contained and practice Leave No Trace principles. The area features hard-packed dirt roads accessible to most vehicles including motorhomes. Be prepared to bring everything you need and pack out all waste. Fire rings may be present at some established spots, but you should bring your own firewood.

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