Best Dispersed Camping near Clint, TX
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Best Dispersed Sites Near Clint, TX (2)
1. Fort Bliss Army Range dispersed camping
Chaparral, New Mexico1 Review•1 Photo•12 Saves- Pets
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2. BLM Dispersed camping along B059 New Mexico
Mesilla, New Mexico4 Reviews•9 Photos•79 SavesWelcome to southwestern New Mexico, where public lands offer an amazing diversity of outdoor recreation opportunities. The BLM's Las Cruces District Office manages 5.4 million acres of public land and over 10 million acres of Federal mineral estate from the western side of the Guadalupe Mountains to the Arizona border, and from Sierra County and the southern edge of the Gila National Forest to the Mexican border. These public lands include majestic, scenic mountain ranges jutting from the desert floor, and towering over the surrounding desert. The confluence of the Chihuahuan desert, Rocky Mountains, great plains, Sonoran desert, and Sierra Madre make the area the most biologically and recreationally diverse region of New Mexico.
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Recent Dispersed Reviews in Clint
5 Reviews of 2 Clint Campgrounds
Ben S.
Traveler
BLM Dispersed camping along B059 New Mexico
Overnighter
Pretty good about 4 spots to pull off maybe more if you have a higher clearance vehicle and can make it back in farther my Camry couldn’t lol but still a nice place to stay a couple days good view of the mountains and the sunsets!
Lots of side by sides rip ridin around
Dan M.
GuideBLM Dispersed camping along B059 New Mexico
4 Days of Dispersed Enjoyment
So the road in is at the 151 Mesquite Exit off IH 10. First 2 miles were blacktop, then 2 miles of 2.5 vehicle wide gravel road then 2 miles of single vehicle gravel road. Several turnouts for camp sites with many having rock fire rings.
Lots of dove and some quail.
A few cows in the area.
Lots to see if you get out and walk the area. Several hiking trails into the Mountain range.
Light noise to the south from El Paso/IH 10 to the West but not much to the East looking into the canyon or North. Saw many stars and satellites.
Would stay again.
Light traffic during sunlight by hikers.
Quite otherwise.
Sites are not level so be prepared
greg M.TravelerBLM Dispersed camping along B059 New Mexico
Very pleasant evening
Drove in at 8pm in dark. First couple miles paved then ~3 miles to camping top. Many places to camp along way up. One other pop up VE camper near top, but I stayed far away. Saw a vehicle with 4-wheel ATV trailer on way out at 7am.
No traffic all night in camping area. Could hear the dull roar of freeway to the west. (White noise).
Good T-mobile reception. Watched end of Chiefs-Rams football game on iPhone. Go Chiefs! Won in overtime.
47 degrees dropped to 39 by morning.
Nice that this spot is not far off the I-10. Can work in Las Cruces Starbucks today and then move on to the Gila NF tonight.
Jacob W.
Ranger
Fort Bliss Army Range dispersed camping
Army range camping
My son and I tent camped on the Ft. Bliss range’s south training zones circa 2014 at a place called Kerby Tank (see google maps) on the east edge of the range. It was a great adventure. Very empty and quiet with a great view of distant, northeast El Paso and the Franklin Mountains at sunset. It was free but we needed two sets of permissions. First you need an annual range permit at the Buffalo Soldiers Gate. Then you need to call Range Control and ask to camp. Watch out for UXO (unexploded ordnance)!
Laura M.
LegendBLM Dispersed camping along B059 New Mexico
Odd sounds from Doña Ana Range Complex / Fort Bliss
There are many places along this road (road B059 per Google maps) to pull over and stay the night. Road in is rocky and rutted in places; we made it in our 26ft Class C but a higher clearance vehicle would have made for a much less stressful drive in. It was extremely windy when we stayed here, and boom / explosion sounds all night made for an uneasy night, especially for our dogs. We are assuming the sounds came from testing and / or training at the nearby Doña Ana range, but they sounded like chemical plant explosions. Boom sounds started the evening we stayed there and are still going on as I write this review the next day. Good verizon and ATT reception. Spring time in this area should be beautiful with wildflowers. I don't think we'll come back to see them though.
Guide to Clint
Discover the beauty of dispersed camping near Clint, Texas, where you can immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the tranquility of the great outdoors. With stunning landscapes and a variety of activities, this area is perfect for those seeking adventure and relaxation.
Dispersed campers should check out Fort Bliss Army Range dispersed camping
- This location offers a unique experience with its vast, open spaces and breathtaking views of the Franklin Mountains, making it a great spot for sunset watching. You can find more details about this area at Fort Bliss Army Range dispersed camping.
Enjoy hiking and wildlife watching while free camping near Clint
- The BLM Dispersed camping along B059 New Mexico provides access to several hiking trails and opportunities to observe local wildlife, including doves and quail, enhancing your outdoor experience. For more information, visit BLM Dispersed camping along B059 New Mexico.
Tips for free and dispersed camping near Clint, Texas
- When camping at the Fort Bliss Army Range dispersed camping, remember to obtain the necessary permits and check in with Range Control to ensure a safe and enjoyable stay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the most popular dispersed campsite near Clint, TX?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular dispersed campground near Clint, TX is Fort Bliss Army Range dispersed camping with a 5-star rating from 1 review.