FS #049 Road Dispersed Camping Area

This is a free dispersed camping area with no fees required. As with most Forest Service dispersed camping, there are no reservation systems or payment requirements in place.

FS #049 Road Dispersed Camping Area is true boondocking with no amenities. There are no toilets, picnic tables, metal fire rings, water sources, or trash receptacles. Campers must be entirely self-sufficient, bringing all necessary supplies including water. This is primitive camping that requires proper preparation and adherence to Leave No Trace principles.

FS #049 Road Dispersed Camping Area has a strong AT&T cell signal, making it suitable for remote workers or those needing to stay connected. However, Verizon and T-Mobile service is not available at this location. Plan accordingly based on your carrier.

This dispersed camping area is located along Forest Service road #049 in the Greens Draw area. The location is conveniently situated near Highway 191 but positioned in a way that shields campers from highway noise.

Campfires are typically permitted when there are no fire restrictions in place, but no metal fire rings are provided. Bring your own portable fire container, maintain a safe distance from vegetation, never leave fires unattended, and fully extinguish before leaving. Always check current fire restrictions with the Forest Service before your trip, as conditions can change rapidly.

Pack everything you'll need for your stay: all water (for drinking, cooking, and washing), food, toilet supplies, portable toilet if needed, garbage bags (pack out all trash), camping gear, and emergency supplies. Bring a portable fire container if you plan to have a campfire, as there are no metal fire rings provided. Firewood should be purchased locally to prevent spreading invasive species.

While specific information about RV accessibility isn't detailed, FS #049 Road is a Forest Service road that likely accommodates smaller to medium-sized rigs. As with most dispersed camping areas, larger RVs may find the terrain challenging. Scout the area first if possible and be prepared for primitive conditions with no hookups, dump stations, or amenities.