Boondocking near Four Corners
Looking for a place to boondock near the four corners area. Doesnt matter which state, but we are coming from Colorado.Thanks in advanced.
Forum Discussion
- Love the Images - You guys set the bar!
profdant139 wrote:
Yep, lots of room. This is near Goosenecks, about an hour away from the Four Corners Monument, and that's my trailer. Nobody else within a mile of us:
Great photo! And right near Goosenecks is free BLM boondocking in Valley of the Gods:
- Yep, lots of room. This is near Goosenecks, about an hour away from the Four Corners Monument, and that's my trailer. Nobody else within a mile of us:
Click For Full-Size Image. ppine wrote:
If you have a great spot some where, do yourself a favor and don't tell everyone about it.
Is that really what the RV community is about? I'd hope not.
Let's face it, there's plenty out there. In just the Four Corners states, Utah is 75% public land, Colorado 43%, New Mexico 47% and Arizona 57%. There's more than enough to go around.- If you have a great spot some where, do yourself a favor and don't tell everyone about it.
chinook507 wrote:
GARYHAUPT, thanks for the pin drop. That is kinda what I was looking for. That's what I like about this forum, you can get some good places that others have experienced and are willing to share!
Just be aware..I haven't been to that spot. I simply did a Google sat search and there it was.
Gary- We found a great spot near Mesa Verde in Mancos, CO that's profiled in this video:
https://youtu.be/BN1vFQ234iI
Here's the road's Campendium listing:
https://www.campendium.com/madden-peak-road - GARYHAUPT, thanks for the pin drop. That is kinda what I was looking for. That's what I like about this forum, you can get some good places that others have experienced and are willing to share!
- Just get a map of the public lands.
- Check out this website:
https://www.campendium.com/free-camping
Click on the different states you are interested in and zoom to the areas you might want to camp. Once you click on a specific location, there's a GPS listing that will take you to a Google Map of the area where you can change to satellite view to see what things really look like.
