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I found this campsite on my way to another BLM site and I'm so glad I did! Right off the road, plenty of spots for any rig size. There are tons of RVs right off the road, but you can drive in a bit and find a very secluded area for privacy if that's more your jam. We woke up every morning to hot air balloons. The sunsets were amazing. Depending on where you set up camp, there isn't much road noise. Great verizon and t-mobile cell service, the tower is visible from the road. This is AZ state trust so you do need a permit, which you can find online at azland.gov/rp.14 day limit. Local RV parks do not allow you to fill up water, but you can fill up jugs at the local gas stations.

I’d definitely camp here again, the views and sunsets were beautiful. Good cell service. But the icing on the cake was the cattle roaming around, gotta love some moo neighbors. It was super nice to take walks through the trails and the neighborhood, it felt very safe. Close to town, although there isn’t much to do. Propane fill at the Maverick a few miles away.

Can’t beat it, absolutely amazing to wake up to the view from this site every morning. It’s packed, with good reason, but everyone was really cool and willing to move or offer space to others. One of the best BLM sites I’ve been to and would definitely go back. Follow the directions on previous reviews, definitely came in clutch.

Stayed for a few nights in mid-April, weather and views were awesome. We’re in 34 foot travel trailer and it was definitely rough but manageable. The best bet may actually be right up front, there are a few really open spaces that were taken when we were there, but you can definitely venture up the road too... however dont recommend going past the main parking lot. We did and it was an effort to get turned around. I would scout first to avoid that entirely, speaking of, three different people offered to scout for us... the campers there were so friendly. Rangers patrol daily. You can dump and fill at the Arco, as mentioned. This place gets pretty crowded with climbers during the day and campers in and out, we were right off the road and there we’re about 8-10 cars an hour some days. Laundromat and groceries in Bishop. Overall really liked this spot.

Stayed here for a week for a nomad event, room for hundreds of rigs, any size. Just take the road in slow and you’re golden. Blythe is close by, about 20 minutes, laundry facilities there, albertsons, and a dispensary. Close enough to Quartszite to go check it out for the day. Decent cell signal, I bet it’s even better when it’s not congested like it was for the festival. Beautiful walks, sunsets, privacy, exactly what you want from a BLM site. Would stay again.

Stayed here Thanksgiving weekend and again for Christmas because it aligned with travel. This is a great spot! Best price around, 24 hour security is always on patrol, I boondock alot so that was a nice treat. Felt very safe. It’s a mile from a Target, the mall, Sprouts, everything you need really. Dump station on site. Didn’t even check out the casino, yelp reviews aren’t great to be honest lol but definitely recommend this for a stop over.

My husband and I stayed here one night during our travels from austin to tucson. Mike is a really kind and welcoming person, it’s obvious he cares about the park and people that come here. Super quiet with the exception of lots of dogs. Felt very safe. Not much going on in the town, but it’s an easy stop over for the night. Good service for remote work. It’s not glamorous, but it doesn’t have to be when there’s a great host.

I boondock mostly, so coming to a campsite on the same road as a residential neighborhood with sidewalks was a nice treat, but you can totally go up the road further if you want to be away from that too. There are plenty of spots to camp. The permit display is strictly enforced, we got a warning because I forgot to post it up. You can't park within 1/4 mile of the stock water, we made this mistake because there were no signs stating otherwise and had to move. Someone came in immediately behind us and did the same thing. I was able to get the officials to put up a little no parking sign though!! Pretty proud of that little win if I do say so myself. You can get water and propane at the Circle K down the road and dump at the Camping World in Mesa. Peralta Rd has steady traffic non-stop, it's super busy but there are always available spots.

Loved our stay in Tenopah, what a great little town, complete with the infamous clown motel. This was an awesome boondocking spot, as mentioned it was super clean with beautiful views. Close to town but also an easy stop over if you’re just passing through. There were a few other rigs parked for the night, but ample space to spread out and any size rig will fit. Great cell service. Gas and supplies a walk away.

This is a nice area and relatively close to things to do, but it gets very crowded. Doesn’t seem to matter what day you travel in, I first stayed at an rv park down the road and periodically checked to see availability at this site and the traffic was pretty consistent. Not your typical BLM in the sense of privacy, this is a hot spot and you will probably be close to neighbors. I like to explore BLM sites and hike local trails, I found this spot rather boring. Still a great option if you’re looking for a free place to post up.

Edit- see recent updated review!!