Fillmore WMA Dispersed Camping

Be sure to close gate after yourself. There are a few sites before the road gets bad, someone used road when really muddy and left huge ruts running in all directions, making it impossible for lower clearance vehicles to navigate. Beautiful views, road noise quiets at night. Sites relatively level, very little leveling required. Drove jeep back to other sites and found some nice ones, unfortunately not everyone is cleaning up after themselves. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE YOUR TRASH IN FIREPITS!

I’m glad i read the reviews saying to go through the gate. There were no cows but some beautiful views. Highway traffic doesn’t bother me, so no comment there. A couple of other campers were here too bit it’s very spread out. The road coming was rutted and bumpy enough that I scraped bottom once but not too bad. I would stop here again.

This is freeway exit 178 Frontage Rd. or from Tower Rd exit coming from the North, on the east side of the freeway. It was very convenient for me to overnight with my travel trailer. It was evening and had begun to snow so a good spot, free, and I was tired. It’s WMA land and you need to open and close the gate behind you. Dirt road was decent and I did have to do some leveling. Plenty of area to walk the dog. It is off a frontage road and not far off the freeway so some noise but quieted down in the night. No services here of course but the view was great. The snow continued during the night and it was cold and windy (early April) but it was a spot I would stay in again enroute.

This spot is great for a quick overnight stay. It's right off the I-15. You'll travel about 2 miles on a paved road until you see a gate after a big tree on your right.

When we arrived, the gate was closed. There isn't a lock but it's important to close the gate behind you. We pulled into the grassy area immediately to the right after the gate. Note that it's a little choppy when you turn into the grass area. Maybe about 3-4 rigs can fit comfortably without being on top of one another.

The area isn't really level but can be fixed with leveling blocks. The terrain is dirt and (dead) grass. The breeze is great in the evenings and early mornings. Also, since the highway was really close, you can definitely hear the traffic.

We were able to stream Netflix and access Zoom meetings with no issues as Verizon had 5 bars at 5G!

For more details about our experience, check out: https://walkerestate.co/boondocking/f/young-field-wma

We are travelling from AZ to Wy and we like to boon dock 2 nights and camp ground 1 while traveling.
This is an awesome spot. Quiet and not used much. I cleaned up a bag of cans but no one was here, not even the cows
The highway is close but you only hear the tires. Site 1 is the closest flat and mostly level. Site 2 is a few hundred yards in and site 3 and 4 are about a mile up.
Don't worry about the humps.any truck or van can make it. Longer motorhomes be varefull