Top Dispersed Camping near Montezuma Creek, UT
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Best Dispersed Camping Sites Near Montezuma Creek, UT (41)
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Valley of the Gods Dispersed Camping
Mexican Hat, Utah35 Reviews400 Photos908 Saves- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
- Dispersed
- Market
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Dispersed Mexican Hat Camping
Mexican Hat, Utah30 Reviews76 Photos635 SavesLots of sites, all free, primitive. GREAT views of the Mexican Hat geological features. Good for 2wd cars.
- Dispersed
- Drinking Water
- Toilets
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Comb Wash Dispersed Camping Area
Blanding, Utah10 Reviews30 Photos117 SavesLooking for a retreat from the hustle of daily life - where the stars are bright, the air is clear, and the only noise is a nearby owl hooting into the night? BLM Utah provides outstanding camping opportunities for every comfort-level. From remote, backcountry camping to front-country developed sites, you will find the perfect campsite on BLM Utah-managed lands. BLM camping areas provide differing levels of services - plan ahead and be prepared, bring water, and the appropriate means to deal with your trash and human/dog waste.
- Pets
- Fires
- Dispersed
- Alcohol
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Butler Wash Dispersed - Bears Ears
Bluff, Utah2 Reviews8 Photos47 SavesFree 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.
- Pets
- Fires
- RVs
- Tents
- Equestrian
- Standard (Tent/RV)
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Valley of the Gods Road Dispersed
Mexican Hat, Utah3 Reviews9 Photos80 SavesThe beautiful Cedar Mesa sandstone monoliths, pinnacles and other geological features of this enchanting area are known as a Miniature Monument Valley. These sandstone sentinels were eroded by wind and water over eons of time. The 17 mile loop through the Valley of the Gods is a graded gravel and clay surface road (San Juan County Road #242), that has a few sharp turns, and crosses several washes. Driving time is approximately one to two hours. It is suitable for passenger cars when the road conditions are dry. However, road conditions vary throughout the year with regional weather conditions. Local inquiry should be made during and after periods of inclement weather. There are several car camps along this route. However, no campfires are allowed.
- RVs
- Tents
- Standard (Tent/RV)
- Dispersed
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Butler Wash Pay Station Dispersed Camping
Bluff, Utah1 Review17 PhotosFully primitive off grid camping - no amenities. Please remember to Leave No Trace.
- Pets
- Fires
- Dispersed
- Alcohol
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Muley Point — Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Mexican Hat, Utah7 Reviews35 Photos275 Saves- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
- Dispersed
- Alcohol
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Mesa Verde National Park Boundary (BLM Land)
Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado17 Reviews35 Photos533 Saves- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- RVs
- Tents
- Standard (Tent/RV)
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Comb Wash Dispersed Camping Area
117 Saves
Looking for a retreat from the hustle of daily life - where the stars are bright, the air is clear, and the only noise is a nearby owl hooting into the night? BLM Utah provides outstanding camping opportunities for every comfort-level. From remote, backcountry camping to front-country developed sites, you will find the perfect campsite on BLM Utah-managed lands. BLM camping areas provide differing levels of services - plan ahead and be prepared, bring water, and the appropriate means to deal with your trash and human/dog waste.
- Pets
- Fires
- Dispersed
- Alcohol
Butler Wash Dispersed - Bears Ears
47 Saves
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.
- Pets
- Fires
- RVs
- Tents
Butler Wash Pay Station Dispersed Camping
Fully primitive off grid camping - no amenities. Please remember to Leave No Trace.
- Pets
- Fires
- Dispersed
- Alcohol