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This is an excellent little primitive spur just off of a moderately traveled dirt road in the mountains above Bisbee, Arizona. It is very quiet at night with some traffic during the day. Other campers likely nearby year-round, as there are several neighboring spots. This particular location is nestled among the high-desert vegetation and is suitable for one or two vehicles. Accessible by any vehicle. No fire ring. Excellent cell service and only 10 minutes to drive into lovely Bisbee. Great connected spot for digital nomads. Sweeping views of mountains. Other neighboring sites might be more desirable, so be sure to look around once you get here!

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This is a remote, dispersed campsite in Coronado National Forest near Tucson, Arizona. It is a spacious clearing, large enough to accommodate a few vehicles and tents. It is located on a spur off of a long, primitive forest road that requires four-wheel drive. Cell service is moderate here, and privacy is good with the very occasional hiker or ATV. There is room for a small tent beneath the junipers. Some cattle wandering around the area. Surrounded by high-desert vegetation and mountainous valleys in every direction.

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This is a clear spot atop a desert mountain saddle on Arizona State Trust Land with great views to the east and west. Enough room for one or two vehicles. Good cell service. An inexpensive annual permit is required to use State Trust Land for recreation. This is a primitive spot with no fire ring, just great views! Requires high-clearance four wheel drive to access.

In the shadow of the Tortolita Mountains north of Tucson, Arizona. This is State Trust land so an inexpensive permit is required. Available online. Located five miles down a long dirt road past solar farm construction. Dirt road is passable in stock AWD and 4x4 vehicles. Sprawling undeveloped desert landscape with decent cell service, small primitive fire ring, enough room for two or three vehicles. Other camping opportunities, 4x4, and mountain biking trails in the area. Low desert vegetation. Some recreational traffic during the day. View of mountains to the east.

On Arizona State Trust Land, overlooking Oro Valley, an inexpensive permit is required to camp here, available online. This is a small dirt clearing overlooking the valley to the west. It is accessible by any vehicle, and it is completely primitive. No fires, no amenities, and it's not a good place for camping due to traffic and nearby residences. Very poor privacy. It is suitable for overnighting in a single self-contained vehicle. Excellent cell service and a short drive down the mountain for grocery. Towering mountains to the east. A lot of mountain biking, hiking, and horseback activity nearby. There are other nearby sites that are more private, but are popular with boondockers. Very exposed. Low desert vegetation.

Along a winding primitive track on BLM land, just wide enough for our van, we found this lovely dispersed campsite with a view of Ragged Top, and surrounded by verdant desert flora and towering saguaros. It is very quiet, with the occasional hiker or ATV. There is enough room for two or three vehicles, and there is weak cell service. Wonderful weather, especially in winter!

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