Butler Wash Dispersed - Bears Ears is located in a region characterized by rocky terrain and sparse vegetation. Temperatures can range from highs in the 90s Fahrenheit during summer to lows in the 20s during winter. Nearby attractions include the Bears Ears National Monument and the Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum, offering opportunities for exploration and learning.

Free dispersed, also known as primitive, camping is allowed at the Monticello Field Office, Manti-La Sal
National Forest, and Bears Ears National Monument except where posted. Any in-canyon camping on
Cedar Mesa requires a permit, available at recreation.gov. For dispersed camping, remember the
following regulations:
• There is a 14-day camping limit while occupying any campsite on BLM-managed lands.
• Only travel on designated routes. Off-road driving is not permitted.
• The best campsites are found, not made. Do not create new campsites or alter existing ones.
• Use existing fire rings or use a fire pan. Collect only dead and down wood; do not cut limbs.
• Don’t leave fires unattended. Remember to drown and stir campfires before you go to bed or leave your site.
• Be aware of any current fire restrictions.
• No dispersed camping in the vicinity of developed recreation sites such as picnic areas, campgrounds, or trailheads.
• Find an even site to camp on without trenching, digging, leveling, or trimming tree limbs to fit your tent or trailer.
• Be courteous of other campers.
• Pack it in, pack it out, including human waste.

Butler Wash Dispersed - Bears Ears

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Bluff

The Best Camping Near Bluff, Utah

The ride on Lower Butler Wash Road to reach this site was no problem for our campervan. Crossed 2 dry washes; took it slow. One of several dispersed sites along road. The site is well off the road. Flat, level spot. It has a rock fire ring. Along side Butler Wash which was nearly dry at the time. Beautiful views all around. Very quiet &amp; peaceful. Only 2 other vehicles drove down Butler Wash Rd.  Ground cover &amp; juniper provided some privacy. No AT&amp;T nor T-Mobile service.

Peaceful, Scenic

buddy and I just pulled off the main road to sleep for the night, there was only one other car at the site and e didn’t get a chance to explore but it was beautiful 

Easy Stay 

Way up there where it's hard to breathe! Had to do things slowly and deliberately but a beautiful setting. No way to get to Bears Ears National Monument unless I had a 4x4 and I have a Subaru outback. Found a great spot that was completely quiet and perfect for stargazing. No bear issues but no facilities of any kind whatsoever. Go prepare!

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