Actual date of stay November 2018- just saw the review below saying this may be day-use only now? This exact area is next to the Kofa NWR. You can camp in Kofa too, but we decided to stay on the BLM land closer to the main road. There are many... Read more

Dirt roads with some ruts, but not bad. It was dry when we were here in October 2018. We didn't have any problems getting in/out with our 35' fifth wheel. There were a few others here during our stay, but not too much traffic and it was mostly... Read more

Actual date of stay was Oct 2018. Stayed out by Lake Mead for a week, then wanted to be a little closer to the strip, so we booked 3 nights here. Booking was easy, the park is very clean and well-maintained, and the staff was friendly and helpful.... Read more

Actual date of stay October 2018. Well-maintained park with easy access, friendly staff and several fenced-in areas for dogs to be separated while playing (nice touch!). The sites are wide, and we had 3 bars Verizon LTE. Close to Kingman and... Read more

Actual date of stay was October 2018. These areas are free if you have a National Parks pass, otherwise you will have to pay the entrance fee, or drive in after hours. Crawdad cove is one of many areas you can drive down and find camping. We took... Read more

Actual stay was October 2018. This is a wide dirt road just off the main road. The road does become narrower, so be cautious not to travel past the coordinates with a Lg rig. No trees, open for solar, fairly level after the first small grade, and... Read more

This is the only PA park in the area and we wanted to see Reno on our way to Vegas. The park is very nice, and the sites are large. Close to Fernley and not too far from Reno. There was some road noise as well as park resident late night... Read more

Expensive, gravel lot with hookups that may require 30+ feet of sewer line and 50+ feet of water hose. No bathrooms or other amenities other than being in Bozeman. Easy to get to and navigate around. Never did see anyone in charge. Made... Read more

This area is located down a long rocky, dirt road, but it’s totally doable. When filling our water bladder at a local campground and chatting with the host he remarked, “You took a 5th wheel down there!?” So, it’s definitely at your own risk, but... Read more

After two other attempts at finding free camping in the area- Annie Creek sno-park (no cell) & Umpqua NF (gated/too narrow)- we fell back on this as a last resort. We wanted to see Crater Lake, so we stayed here 2 awful nights. The road noise is... Read more