Signal Road Dispersed Camping

I really enjoyed my stay here. Signal road is very easy to find of the 93. There is a closed road sign but keep going because it is not closed where the sites are. If it has rained recently the road might be a little tricky but I’m April it was fine.
One small site to the right about 1/2 mile in. Another half mile down there is space on the right for 4 or 5 rigs depending on size. I prefer to be alone so I continued just a little farther. There is a dip down in the road then a big hill upward. At the bottom of the dip, before mounting the hill there is a great spot on the right. I was able to tuck my 24ft in with no problem. I walked the road and would not advise taking a MH any further but if you have 4WD and want to pitch a tent you could keep going.

The area was very quiet, with the occasional ATV coming through. It would appear that this spot is in the flight path of an air base. One really loud low helicopter and another military plane were the only things I heard. Another fun thing about this area was the herd of wild burros (I think). Woke up to 16 of them around my rig and a very concerned dog. A Beautiful and serene sight to see. Watch out for droppings!

Great stopover between southern AZ and Las Vegas. Yes, it’s a mile down a graded dirt road, yes it’s a bit dusty, and yes there’s a sign that says the road is “closed”.

We ventured past the closed sign, assuming that maybe that meant further down.. and we needed to find a place to turn around regardless. We ended up locating the loops and staying there for the night. Very basic looped area, with some rock fire rings, as good BLM spots seem to have. No one else there for the night, just a dark starry, very quiet night.

The turn off was easy to find. The road was corduroyed so going in was slow. I found the site and I was the only one there all night except for a small band of six or seven wild burro’s. The grader operator parked his grader there so hopefully he’ll grade the road this morning before I leave.
There are several side roads for hiking so will throw on a raincoat. Yes, it rained throughout the night but it was a much needed rain.
The surrounding area has mountains, many desert plants and wild burro’s.
There was light traffic before dark but none that I heard throughout the night.

After a sleepless night at Desert Diamond RV, due to trucks running engine and/or generator, we did not want to drive in one day to Las Vegas and ended up at Signal Road.
Prefect place to boondock.
With our 40ft we camped about 1 mile from the 93.
Gravel road is good.
One other campers, in 1/2 mile.
No noise.
Beautiful scenery.
Verizon worked.

Yes the road in is dusty and yes it could be bad if it's been raining and the road is covered.
But otherwise it's better than a truck stop and there isn't much to choose from around here.

I didn't go beyond the first obvious loop but the place seems small. Not level. Kinda pokey.
Beggars can't be choosers. I will stay the night but never come back.

I awoke after spending the night in my car after finding this excellent free camp spot on my way back home, something I often do on road trips. But this was a rough road trip, one I dreaded when I was headed to my destination and one when I was emotionally drained coming back home. Awakening to the beauty of desert fauna, rock formations, the sounds of birds, the sight of scurrying creatures, all of what this quiet spot had around… That was the repose I needed that morning, a place for reflection and gathering myself and my thoughts over some pretty difficult stuff. I needed that camp spot.