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This is a designated BLM camping area just off of the paved road between Lake Havasu and Bullhead City. It's accessible by any vehicle, including big rigs, and this barren desert landscape also doubles as an OHV area. It is handy for decent night of sleep and convenient to I-40, but it is not a charming location. It is only recommended if you're passing through the area and need a safe place for some shut eye. There will be other boondockers and full-timers in this area so you won't have much privacy. Good cell service. Enough room for several vehicles.

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This is a small clearing with remnants of a stone fire ring in the desert overlooking the highway and a casino. It is down a rough, but not technical, primitive BLM road. A four-wheel drive vehicle is required, but stock ground clearance is fine. There is a standalone Starbucks near the entrance to the BLM road. The campsite is unspoiled with good privacy, and is on a very slight grade so some leveling might be required. Desert landscape with very sparse vegetation. Enough room for one or two vehicles and good cell service. Not far from Pioneer Saloon with vast BLM backcountry to explore. Despite proximity to a busy area, this is a very nice and private place to spend a night or two.

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Wow! On a shelf in the desert mountains of southern Nevada overlooking lovely rock formations. This is a picturesque, primitive place to spend a few nights not far from the Arizona border. It is accessible by stock four-wheel drive vehicle, but large vehicles can expect a few scratches from desert brush. There are ancient mines nearby. A rocky hill to the south provides some shelter from the elements, but it is otherwise a barren desert landscape with some interesting vegetation. There is no fire ring here, and cell service is passable. It was very windy during my visit, but I would love to go back to climb on the rocks.

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Not a proper campsite. This is a wide spot of a long, rugged BLM two-track into the southern Nevada mountains to the west. The surrounding landscape is jagged and lovely with interesting features. The track terminates about a mile away at a water catchment. It is accessible in a stock four-wheel drive vehicle, but it is rough and narrow so you should drive with care. Enough room for a single vehicle. There is no fire ring. This spot is not recommended, but the scenery is nice and you might enjoy it if you are looking for a hike. Very quiet and private at night. Tall mountains to the west, valley with distant highway to the east.

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South of St. George, Utah, just outside of town and across the state line is an Arizona boondocking area. It is just off the highway and very close to town, so this area is very popular for overnights, and semi-permanent dwellers. This spot is a secret spot along a dirt two-track up on a plateau that requires stock four-wheel drive and a smaller rig, so it is out of the way from everyone else. It is my go-to spot whenever I am in St. George, and it is quiet and safe. Enough room for two vehicles. Small stone fire ring. Desert scrub. Great cell service and view of highway, residential areas, and mountains to the north. Recommended for boondocking.

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