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BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping

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BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping, near Moab, Utah, offers a rugged escape for those looking to immerse themselves in nature. This area is popular for its stunning views and convenient location between Moab and Canyonlands, making it a prime spot for adventurers.

The camping experience here is all about simplicity and solitude. Visitors have noted the breathtaking scenery, especially if you venture further down the road where you'll find more open campsites with plenty of space between them. As one camper put it, “The views were just breathtaking!!!” Just remember, this is primitive camping, so be prepared to manage your waste responsibly and camp only in designated spots.

Accessing the area can be a bit of a challenge, with some rocky and sandy roads, but many find the journey worth it for the peace and quiet. Reviewers have mentioned that it’s a great place to disconnect, with no cell signal in sight, allowing you to truly unwind and enjoy the outdoors. If you’re up for it, the surrounding landscape is perfect for hiking and exploring the unique desert terrain.

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Location

BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping is located in Utah

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Coordinates

38.64364888499729 N
109.81930785410137 W

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Access

  • Drive-In
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Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)
  • Dispersed

Features

For Campers

  • Alcohol
  • Pets
  • Fires

For Vehicles

  • Big Rig Friendly

DISPERSED CAMPING

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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Reviewed Sep. 23, 2025

Good spot but LOUD

This was a great spot just outside both Arches (about 20 mins) and Canyonlands (about 25-30 mins). There are lots of spots for RV and tent. The end of the straight part of the road was full so we went left around the curve and then right on Dubinky road and there is maybe 7-8 more spots. The only issue was our neighbors were SO loud. Partying all night and running UTVs and a powered paragliding set just about 24/7. Not sure if we just got unlucky with neighbors or what. Great spot though and hopefully it’s not always that noisy. Worth the stay for us reguardless

Month of VisitSeptember
Reviewed Jul. 1, 2025

Busy, but great spot

Short dirt road in. Turn before Dubinky well road, and there are many spots up on the top of the hill. We were the first ones there, and by dark we had probably 8-10 neighbors. Quiet though,and close to the main road.

Month of VisitJune
  • Review photo of BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping by Benjamin G., July 1, 2025
  • Review photo of BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping by Benjamin G., July 1, 2025
  • Review photo of BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping by Benjamin G., July 1, 2025
Reviewed Jun. 7, 2025

Great spot but can get a little cramped

Beautiful spot on a ridge above an expensive valley with beautiful views. Room for several rigs, but it can get a little bit cramped on a busy weekend. Spotty cell coverage, but clear sky for Starlink. No trees or shade.

Month of VisitJune
  • Review photo of BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping by Allen P., June 7, 2025
  • Review photo of BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping by Allen P., June 7, 2025
  • Review photo of BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping by Allen P., June 7, 2025
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Reviewed Apr. 5, 2022

BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed

This is the first official dispersed camping pod cluster on the Dubinky Well Road. It is on a small hill and sites seem ok for TTs but recon first is advised. Access spur is a sandy two track road. Some access roads are very rocky and rough. No cell signal in these dispersed areas. BLM special camping rules in effect, camp only in areas with a camp ok post, and poop mgmt is required.

Month of VisitApril
  • Review photo of BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping by Greg L., April 5, 2022
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Reviewed May. 10, 2021

Solitude!

If you keep going down this road (road curves to the left just past lone mesa campground), and drive to the end of the road, there are a ton of open campsites. A lot are right on the edge of the canyon and a good amount of space between each site. 100% primitive so please be conscientious of your waste. Make sure to only camp in spots with designated rings as to preserve the biological soil crust!

Month of VisitMay
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Reviewed Jul. 29, 2020

Amazing views!

We stayed at the campground not the group sites (which is about a 3/4 mile further down the road). The views were just breathtaking!!! We stayed 3 nights and for 2 we were the only ones there. The road is rough getting back but it’s worth the drive. I would definitely come back and recommend this to others!!

  • Review photo of BLM Dubinky Road Dispersed Camping by Nancy B., July 29, 2020
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Frequently Asked Questions

What BLM rules apply to dispersed camping on Dubinky Well Road?

Dubinky Well Road dispersed camping follows standard BLM rules: camping is 100% primitive with no facilities, requiring visitors to practice Leave No Trace principles. The area has designated camping pod clusters to contain impact. Special BLM regulations apply, including limiting stays (typically 14 days), proper human waste disposal, and respecting existing fire rings or using fire pans. Pack out all trash and be conscientious of your environmental impact. Sites are first-come, first-served with no reservations. Always check with the Moab BLM office for any seasonal restrictions or fire bans before your trip.

Is there a map available for Dubinky Well Road dispersed camping areas?

Maps for Dubinky Well Road dispersed camping areas are available through the Moab BLM office and visitor centers. The road contains several distinct camping pods, with the first official dispersed camping pod cluster located on a small hill near the beginning of Dubinky Well Road. Additional camping areas continue down the road, particularly past Lone Mesa campground where the road curves left, leading to canyon-edge sites. While official BLM maps provide general navigation, exploring the area in person is recommended as some access roads are rocky and rough. For the most current information and detailed maps, contact the Moab BLM field office before your trip.

What BLM rules apply to dispersed camping on Dubinky Well Road?

Dubinky Well Road dispersed camping follows standard BLM rules: camping is 100% primitive with no facilities, requiring visitors to practice Leave No Trace principles. The area has designated camping pod clusters to contain impact. Special BLM regulations apply, including limiting stays (typically 14 days), proper human waste disposal, and respecting existing fire rings or using fire pans. Pack out all trash and be conscientious of your environmental impact. Sites are first-come, first-served with no reservations. Always check with the Moab BLM office for any seasonal restrictions or fire bans before your trip.

Where is Dubinky Well Road located for dispersed camping near Moab?

Dubinky Well Road is located near Moab, Utah, and serves as a popular dispersed camping area. The road features multiple camping pods and sites spread along its length. Some of the best camping spots are found by continuing down the road past Lone Mesa campground where the road curves to the left. For prime locations, drive to the end of the road where numerous campsites are situated right on the edge of the canyon, offering breathtaking views of the expansive valley below. The location provides a convenient base for exploring Moab's attractions while enjoying a more secluded camping experience.

Is there a map available for Dubinky Well Road dispersed camping areas?

Maps for Dubinky Well Road dispersed camping areas are available through the Moab BLM office and visitor centers. The road contains several distinct camping pods, with the first official dispersed camping pod cluster located on a small hill near the beginning of Dubinky Well Road. Additional camping areas continue down the road, particularly past Lone Mesa campground where the road curves left, leading to canyon-edge sites. While official BLM maps provide general navigation, exploring the area in person is recommended as some access roads are rocky and rough. For the most current information and detailed maps, contact the Moab BLM field office before your trip.