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Dispersed campsite on BLM land in California that is way off grid, south of the ghost town of Ballarat. Rough washboard road. High clearance four wheel drive recommended. There is a stone fire ring here and it is not very flat. Leveling will be required. Enough room for a few vehicles. No cell service. Mountain range to the east, valley to the west, and a lot of primitive tracks to explore in a barren desert setting. Some rocks, desert scrub, and a little trash.

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A primitive dispersed campsite in the picturesque Alabama Hills at the foot of the eastern Sierras. This is an otherworldly landscape filled with bulbous rock formations, and frequently appearing in popular movies such as Tremors. Good cell service at this spot. Room enough for two vehicle, but might be hard to level. Stone fire ring. Only a short drive to town. Recommended, but this area is extremely popular for its beauty. It will likely be busy, so set your expectations accordingly. Nimble four wheel drive recommended.

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A spacious, designated dispersed campsite with a primitive stone fire ring in Death Valley National Park at the northern foot of the massive Eureka Sand Dunes. There is a small pit toilet a short walk away. Enough room for several vehicles. No cell service. Great view of the dunes! Be prepared for neighbors as this is a popular destination in the park. At the end of long washboard roads suitable for all vehicles but bone jarring. Must visit.

An official fee campground inside Death Valley National Park. Paved loop with gravel spurs. No hookups, no cell service, enough room for two vehicles per site. Picnic tables and metal fire rings. There is a restroom with running water. In a barren valley with sand and some desert scrub. A wash to the west offers some wind protection. This is a pretty mainstream campground and very busy, but it is nice. A good place to spend the night with facilities.

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