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We identified this campsite quickly using iOverlander while en route to the Moab area from Colorado. Daylight was waning as we traveled into town so we rolled the dice on this spot, and it was a win! It is south of downtown Moab by about twenty minutes, and three miles from pavement down a smooth gravel BLM road. There is a very short 4x4 section to get to camp which is traversable with two wheel drive vehicles with great care. Since it is on iOverlander, we saw other vans and minivans at neighboring campsites during our two week stay in our Winnebago Revel. There is a primitive fire ring here, and great views of the La Sal Mountains to the northeast. Enough room for one or two vehicles, and the rim has a few other campsites so there is enough room for multiple parties. Surprisingly poor cell service, but Starlink is great here. This spot is fairly exposed with moderate privacy, so expect wind or inclement conditions, but the views are great and it is a relatively convenient spot that is less crowded than a lot of the other Moab boondocking options.

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Porcupine Rim is an incredible forest service campground in La Sal National Forest, just outside of Moab. It's a first come, first serve, off the beaten path campground that does requires four-wheel drive to access. There are several sites, many of which are cliffside, featuring amazing views. Primitive stone fire rings, some picnic tables, and a single vault toilet. Cell service is decent here. During peak season, this is likely a very popular spot, so expect a social camping experience, and please be mindful of trash and human waste. Since this spot is so close to town and in a beautiful spot, that it should be considered sensitive. While there are junipers, rocks and vegetation offering some shelter, it is high-elevation and on a rim, so expect wind and inclement conditions.

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