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Klondike Bluff Road Dispersed Camping
State Trust Land
Write a Review Klondike Bluffs Rd. Moab, UT 84532 801-538-5100 Official WebsiteGPS: 38.7536, -109.7296
Overview of Klondike Bluff Road Dispersed Camping
Please note that the Klondike Bluff Road Dispersed Camping area is the location of the new UtahRaptor State Park. This area is undergoing changes and construction of the new park may begin in summer of 2022. Once construction begins the area will no longer be available for camping, but prior to this there will be a $20 nightly fee for its use. Please respect all signed area closures and camp only at existing fire rings.
Accessibility is not guaranteed, always scout ahead before driving down dirt roads. Learn more: Boondocking 101
Last Price Paid: $0
Reported by I+E on 1/10/2024
Longest RV Reported: 43 feet (Class A)
Reported by JonesN2Travel on 8/2/2017
Pad Type dirt
Elevation 4,560 ft / 1,389 m
Max Stay 15
Tent Camping Yes
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To ask questions of the owner or manager please contact the campground directly. 801-538-5100
Kaitlyn asked on 3/16/2021
Do the campsites along Klondike Bluff Road require reservations?
Reviews of Klondike Bluff Road Dispersed Camping 48 people have reviewed this location.
“Lots Of Spots”
Reviewed 1/10/2024
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 0 |
RV Length: | 34' (Travel Trailer) |
These are still open. No need to pay for dry camping further up the road closer to Arches/Canyonlands. This is our 3rd time staying at this boondocking spot. We stayed 1/8/2024 so with it being snowy and cold we had the place to ourselves. Lots of open spots every time we have come. The road it is a bit bumpy but very doable. We have... more
These are still open. No need to pay for dry camping further up the road closer to Arches/Canyonlands.
This is our 3rd time staying at this boondocking spot.
We stayed 1/8/2024 so with it being snowy and cold we had the place to ourselves.
Lots of open spots every time we have come. The road it is a bit bumpy but very doable.
We have a 35’ travel trailer and found sites available.
Some train noise but it’s not loud.
You can see the airport lights at night.
I+E would stay here again
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“Great View”
Reviewed 7/5/2023
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Was easy to get to with the area to ourselves. A little highway noise, but I’m a light sleeper.
camper-808323 would stay here again
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“Nice Easy Spot ”
Reviewed 6/1/2023
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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We needed a spot late after 10 pm. This was easy to get to, but didn’t have a lot of privacy as closer to others. But if you just need a spot to sleep, it’s perfect. We pulled over shortly after the signs. Didn’t follow the GPS all the way.
Jen would stay here again
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“Still free, still beautiful ”
Reviewed 5/17/2023
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 13 |
RV Length: | 36' (Class A) |
This area remains free camping but is apparently often confused with it's Northern neighbor that is now inside a paid system for UtahRaptor State Park (North Klondike) Excellent Verizon on b66 and T-Mobile 5g on n71 standalone 5g. 120mbps average for us. Starlink congested to an average of 12mbps here. Low latency and jitter across bo... more
This area remains free camping but is apparently often confused with it's Northern neighbor that is now inside a paid system for UtahRaptor State Park (North Klondike)
Excellent Verizon on b66 and T-Mobile 5g on n71 standalone 5g. 120mbps average for us. Starlink congested to an average of 12mbps here. Low latency and jitter across both cell carriers except for peak commuting hours around 5pm.
Boondachshunds would stay here again
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“Good Location for Moab & Natl. Parks Exploration!”
Reviewed 10/27/2022
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 7 |
RV Length: | 30' (Travel Trailer) |
First off, this location (across from the airport) is Free! It is the other (south) bluffs area that has a few. We were looking for a centrally located area near Moab & the parks that would also give us great AT&T service for remote working. This location fit the bill. Neighbors included other boondockers, OHV/motorcycle/mtn bike... more
First off, this location (across from the airport) is Free! It is the other (south) bluffs area that has a few.
We were looking for a centrally located area near Moab & the parks that would also give us great AT&T service for remote working. This location fit the bill.
Neighbors included other boondockers, OHV/motorcycle/mtn bike folks and assorted full-timers. Everyone was friendly & respectful. Felt safe. Only downside was that you’re sitting in powdery dirt, but that is the case everywhere here 🤪.
We filled Water jugs at the Lions Park area (corner of 191 & 128)
Plenty of hot-air balloons and sky divers to watch from this location! Pretty cool!
barnz333 would stay here again
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“Paid Dispersed not applicable for first section ”
Reviewed 5/18/2022
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 10 |
Site Number: | 1 |
We snagged the first spot past the BLM sign on the right hand side. That way we didn’t have to drive down the BUMPY road every day going in and out. While the views were a little less spectacular, the road noise was almost non existent, the area was cleaner and quieter than Willow Springs, and cell service was great. A 15 minute drive... more
We snagged the first spot past the BLM sign on the right hand side. That way we didn’t have to drive down the BUMPY road every day going in and out. While the views were a little less spectacular, the road noise was almost non existent, the area was cleaner and quieter than Willow Springs, and cell service was great. A 15 minute drive to Arches, 22 into downtown and closer to 30 to dump and get water (free) at the south side of town. 40 minutes or so to canyonlands and dead horse. Considering the campground prices in this area and the competition for river spots…. This spot was stellar.
Derek & Kristen would stay here again
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“Spacious boondocking”
Reviewed 11/29/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
RV Length: | 25' (Travel Trailer) |
We stayed here for five nights the week before Thanksgiving as a landing spot to explore Arches National Park and surrounding sights. We had been warned the first mile of the road in was pretty bad, but that it got better after that. This turned out to be accurate. It was good for the second mile, but we would not take our Flying Cloud... more
We stayed here for five nights the week before Thanksgiving as a landing spot to explore Arches National Park and surrounding sights. We had been warned the first mile of the road in was pretty bad, but that it got better after that. This turned out to be accurate. It was good for the second mile, but we would not take our Flying Cloud 25 any further due to road conditions. We had a lovely large campsite in the first two mile stretch with beautiful views of the La Sal mountains, Arches Tower Arch area, Klondike Bluff, and the occasional balloon taking off across the road near the airport. The sites are really spaced out. We had minor adjustments to level though some sites we saw looked more challenging. While we could see Rt 191 and the airport, we heard nothing from either. We were able to drive in a bit in our pickup and then hike up to Tower Arch from the Klondike Bluff recreation area. The nights were very quiet and the sky was brilliant with stars. The only downside was just beyond the two mile mark was the trailhead for the Klondike Bluff biking area so we had quite a bit of dusty traffic going by our site during the day. If we could have got in just a bit further, this wouldn't have been an issue. There were other bigger rigs in further--we just didn't want to risk it.
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“Nearby Arches & Canyonlands”
Reviewed 7/10/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
RV Length: | 30' (Class C) |
Stayed here for 1 night luckily before the heat kicked in the next afternoon. Nice boondocking spot but with the heatwave over 110 degrees it wouldn’t be bearable out here. The sunset colors were beautiful, and the noise was minimal considering it’s pretty close to the highway. We didn’t make it all the way in because of the bumpy and ... more
Stayed here for 1 night luckily before the heat kicked in the next afternoon. Nice boondocking spot but with the heatwave over 110 degrees it wouldn’t be bearable out here. The sunset colors were beautiful, and the noise was minimal considering it’s pretty close to the highway. We didn’t make it all the way in because of the bumpy and rocky entrance, so we settled for the 3rd or 4th spot that we saw coming in.
cteeners would stay here again
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“15-20 Minutes from Arches”
Reviewed 7/9/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Easy enough stop to sleep before Arches National Park. Think I was the only person there in early July, except for the noisy ATV riders. Pretty sunset. Could see/hear the highway slightly, but wasn't too off putting.
Courtlyn would stay here again
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“Great spot”
Reviewed 6/15/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 9 |
Site Number: | xx |
Visited 6/1-6/11. Easy to find. First mile of road is rocky & very bumpy, then goes to just bumpy washboard. Numerous pull offs for any size rig, mostly level. Very windy and dusty and HOT. The regional airport is nearby and provides entertainment with parachuters, hot air balloons, etc. Moab is about 20 minutes away, Arches is only ab... more
Visited 6/1-6/11. Easy to find. First mile of road is rocky & very bumpy, then goes to just bumpy washboard. Numerous pull offs for any size rig, mostly level. Very windy and dusty and HOT. The regional airport is nearby and provides entertainment with parachuters, hot air balloons, etc. Moab is about 20 minutes away, Arches is only about 15. This camping area is a bit further away than a couple of the others but is far nicer, more secluded, with good hiking/biking. Go eat at the food truck area and go rafting!!
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- recreation trail
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