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There is a verdant section of the Sonoran Desert, west and southwest of Ajo, Arizona. BLM land with a maze of primitive roads, offering phenomenal desert camping experiences. A lot of lush, desert vegetation, including saguaros and organ pipe cacti. This particular site requires a compact four-wheel drive to access, but is only a quarter of a mile from a main, dirt-road artery, about 15 minutes from town. Jagged desert mountains and spectacular flora and fauna all around. This particular spot is small and primitive, with a stone fire ring, and it is well-hidden from traffic. Good privacy. Enough room for one or two SUVs. Poor cell service.

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Upon arrival, it looks like a crowded section of desert where random RVers and mobile-dwellers are all settled in for a spell. While there are clusters of campers, there are plenty of lovely, flat spaces with fire rings, tucked among the saguaros. A short drive from Organ Pike National Monument, and picturesque Ajo, Arizona. A nice gas station is also right here where you can get supplies, refuel, and enjoy a proper restroom if need be. Sites are primitive and accessible by stock AWD or 4WD vehicles. The best cell service in the area if you’re looking for a suitable boondocking spot to do work.

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