Dome Rock Mountain Camping Area

Camped here 2 nights in February 2022. Pushed the limits of our long 5th wheel just a bit, but scouted our site by foot first, took it slow and did fine. Totally worth it. Beautiful area, gorgeous sunrises/sunsets, and very quiet when we were there mid-week and NOT during the RV show craziness.

Hiked Dome Rock Mountain for some exercise...abandoned mine on the way up and amazing views from the top.

Multiple options for propane/water & dump in town.

We stayed here in early February in the area off Cholla Road. The road in is smooth and wide. It’s not necessary to drop and scout since there is plenty of room for turning a trailer. There are a large number of spots to choose from, ours was fairly level and hard packed. Most spots appeared to be the same. We showed 4 bars of Verizon but service was pretty much non existent. We were able to get into a Starlink cell within 4 miles of the site and had great service. There were a couple dozen other campers but it was quiet both day and night. We stopped at Tumbleweed RV Park to fill our fresh water and stopped back to dump. They have 4 dump stations and numerous water spigots for easy access. Cost does vary with rig size. The best part - the area was very clean, we didn’t see trash anywhere. And this was not long after the Quartzsite rally so thank you to everyone for keeping our public lands clean so that we may all continue to enjoy them!!

We were making our way to Texas from California and this was a great stop-over. We arrived late but there was plenty of space, and we felt completely safe. We had a quite little spot away from others. Some folks were making fires and enjoying the evening, we just crashed as we had been driving over 10 hours. We woke up to a beautiful sunrise. Will definitely use as a stopping point again.

Road noise from the freeway doesn't bother me. The area is generally clean. The camp host was very informative and the scenery is beautiful. I am very happy with my solar installation at discount Sar down the block. There were a lot of help wanted signs like a person could come here, stay in the ltva and work for the season. The transfer station for garbage was 2 miles up 95 north, open maybe three early week days and free. All the people were friendly and non-intrusive. People that come to Quartzsite always come back.

Great views and lots of space. No wifi here but you have a strong cell service. I highly recommend trying to find a spot during daylight. We unfortunately came in at night so we could not see the location very well so we ended up just going in a spot right off the road. Lots of wide open space here to camp. All dry camping and we had several fire pits people had built up around us. Very quiet and barely could hear the highway. It was easy to get to and then we had ample fuel stations on our way back onto the highway. Stop at the camp host if you are staying more than 1 night. If you are coming in at night, just park it. The camp host is off duty. Talk with them in the morning. Since we came in late and left in the morning, we didn't even bother. If you are a huge rec vehicle user - dune buggy or ATV, you would love it here!

Enjoy this quiet and beautiful area but remember to pack up everything you bring in. Keep it clean and beautiful!

You have to check in with the camp host who will give you a permit (it’s free) for 14 days. We didn’t venture too far from the paved road but found a nice spot with an established fire pit (rocks) and could only very faintly hear the traffic. Dark skies were amazing. We dumped at RV Pit Stop in Quartzsite at the end of our weekend for $10. You can fill water and propane there too if needed. Great site - this was our first time boondocking so I was a little nervous but it was great. Your ‘neighbours’ aren’t at all close but still close enough to make you feel you’re not all alone out there if something goes wrong. Though I’m sure if you travel further back to the mountains you’d be even more secluded.