Senator Hwy Dispersed Camp Site

I lucked out and got the last spot, unfortunately it was relatively close to the road and there was some traffic during the day. There are several roads to drive down and find a spot. You must camp at an existing spot. A fire ring was provided and it looks like the area was taken care of.. no trash, fire ring emptied, site was raked. The funny part was I could hear a group of people playing live Mexican music until after midnight but it wasn’t intrusive. The night sky was amazing, nearby hiking trails and plenty to explore. Aside from the traffic and noise into the night the area was beautiful. I’d recommend getting a spot earlier in the day though.

This wonderful spot gives amazing evening and sunset views. There are plenty of places to hike and it’s very quiet. I would point out that when I went the wind was pretty strong at night. This spot can get pretty gusty. FYI if you plan to tent camp.

The spots here are really nice but if you go camping in the winter season you definitely need four wheel drive. The last couple of miles to the camp sites are on dirt road and are not cleared from snow in the winter time. The spots are a nice distance away from each other. The signs for each location state a maximum of 7 days for camping.