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Exit 131 Dispersed Camping

5 Reviews

Exit 131 Dispersed Camping, near Green River, Utah, is a straightforward spot for those needing a quick stop while traveling along I-70. It’s a no-frills area with plenty of space for RVs and tents, making it a convenient choice for road trippers looking to catch some rest without the hassle of reservations.

This location offers a unique experience with stunning starry skies, perfect for stargazing enthusiasts. While there are no bathrooms or water facilities, visitors appreciate the quiet atmosphere and the chance to enjoy the natural surroundings. One camper noted, “Amazing star gazing... we ran out of options,” highlighting the area’s charm despite its simplicity.

For those wanting to stretch their legs, the nearby Buckhorn Draw petroglyphs are a cool destination worth checking out. The landscape is rugged and beautiful, with opportunities to spot wildlife like pronghorns, adding a bit of adventure to your stay.

While some campers mentioned the highway noise, many found it a minor trade-off for the convenience of being so close to the road. If you’re looking for a quick and easy place to park for the night, Exit 131 Dispersed Camping is a solid option that gets the job done.

Description

Bureau of Land Management

BLM Land — Price Field Office

Backcountry dirt roads intersect Interstate highway system here. From the exit 131 camping area go north for Buckhorn Draw, Swasey’s Leap, or the Wedge and go south for Temple Mountain, Sid’s Cabin, Head of Sinbad, Hondu Arch, and Hidden Splendor. Bring water and be prepared.

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Location

Exit 131 Dispersed Camping is located in Utah

Directions

Exit 131 on Interstate 70

Coordinates

38.87930068 N
110.65755 W

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Access

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Site Types

Dispersed

Features

For Campers

ADA Access
Picnic Table
Phone Service
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets

For Vehicles

Big Rig Friendly

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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General Info

Drive Time

1 hr 47 min from Grand Junction
2 hrs 34 min from Provo
3 hrs 5 min from Salt Lake City
3 hrs 32 min from Ogden

Andrew S.

Guide

Reviewed May. 30, 2024

Convenient highway stop

An easy pull off from I-70. Plenty of space. A group of RVers were there when I showed up. There was a small elevated plateau to the left that I went up (4x4) to set up camp. No bathrooms or water but an easy stop off the highway for the night. Nice views. Stars.

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Month of VisitMay

Blair S.

Guide

Reviewed Jan. 22, 2022

Easy Camping Close to i70

The whole area is gorgeous, but finding an actual camping requires a little more driving. But if you’re fine with a gravel lot, it’s a super easy rest area for road trippers. Saw a Pronghorn this morning! There are cool destinations—like Buckhorn Draw petroglyphs—accessible via this exit.

Month of VisitJanuary

Sage Q.

Guide

Reviewed Jul. 5, 2021

Easy stopping point

Feels like the middle of no where, it’s just a flat space right off the highway. View is alright, there’s much better in utah, but it’s an easy place to pull off and sleep for the night if you don’t have good camp plans or just want something quick and close to the highway. You can hear the highway traffic but other than that it’s a quiet spot.

Month of VisitJuly

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Ariel F.

Traveler

Reviewed Sep. 23, 2020

Basically an exit

Amazing star gazing. Right by the highway. We arrived late but it was unclear if there was any designated area. Basically lots of dirt on the side of the road, but we ran out of options. Didn’t feel particularly safe, but giving it 2 stars for the actual stars we could see, and the lack of people

Dan S.

Guide

Reviewed Jan. 4, 2020

Great area

There are lots of areas for dispersed camping for any size rig and almost any size group. I plan on making this a regular area to go camping at every year.