Buckhorn Draw Dispersed Camping

We have a 38’ ft class A so it isn’t good east to find good spots to boondock. We exited i70 and went right and there was a gravel spot that was prett level. There was a lot of others spots but further down which smaller rigs could access.

Good cell phone and starlink worked well here. Make sure to have supplies and plenty of gas. No services around. Weather was great while we were here. Great place for sure.

38.892138, -110.648517 This is a huge area for dispersed camping. It is close to the highway, however, that means easy access and somewhat decent cell signal where there isn't much of any cell service otherwise. When you get off the highway, head to the north side and follow Buckhorn Draw Rd which is dirt then turns back into paved. The washboard is a little much, but, just go slow until you get back to the pavement. Once you hit pavement again, there are huge areas on both sides of the road and a ton of places to camp. It doesn't look like there are many places until you drive back off the road for a bit to explore. There are a lot of OHV people camping here on the weekend, but, they are completely gone during the weekdays and the noise on the weekend from the off road vehicles is tolerable as they don't ride around here other than to get in and out of camp. FYI - there is also plenty of camping if you head south on Temple Mountain Road, however, it is a drive to get to it and there is very limited to no cell service. If you like to be out by yourself though and don't care about cell service, this may be for you. We had 1-2 bars of Verizon LTE camped on the north side of Buckhorn Draw Rd. In this location, you are close to The San Rafael Swell, Goblin Valley, The Wedge and more.

Stayed 5 nights lots of room. Stayed in the first area to the left as you pull of the road about a 1/4 mile. Experienced some wind. Area is full of Joshua trees and wandering trails. through them. you could get lost inin them, but the make great wind breaks. Some fabulous views Summer time would be very hot. Great exploring opportunities for OTR's Not a lot to do if you dont hike or have a vehicle to drive around with. I Nomad year round so I I do some hiking and have a trail bike, but enjoy the space Cell coverge was Meh.

My fiancé and I were traveling West touring national parks. On our way out west we found this place and loved it! Right off the highway, plenty of places to park, and many trees offering privacy. It’s also fairly cool at night (we are car tent campers, so that’s a huge plus!). On our way back East we stayed here again because it was so convenient! Beginning part of the road is crappy, but go slow and it'll eventually smooth out. Such a great place, good view, super accessible, no noise from the interstate, and free!!