Valley of Fire, NV
Valley of Fire state park. Looking at heading up there over the Thanksgiving holidays. I know there is Atlatyl Campground in the park, but anticipating that it could be filled, and even if not we migh...
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bpounds wrote:rocmoc wrote:
We have boondocked and played off-road at these coordinates, N 36deg35'10.72" , W 114degree31'54.21" . Blacktop road most of the way end and the dirt road was OK. We pulled in with a 37' Toyhauler LOADED. Stop when you see the soft sand. There was a boondock campground at the end of the blacktop. Area was GREAT & beautiful.
rocmoc n AZ/Mexico
Rocmoc, your suggestion won the lottery. We used those coordinates to explore using Google Earth, and were able to drive right to that canyon. It was absolutely gorgeous! It is obvious from the rock formations that this area is an extension of the geology in the Valley of Fire park. So the experience is similar to what dispersed camping in the VoF would be like.
The area is a popular ATV area called Logandale Trails, so you cannot expect solitude, and on a holiday weekend it was very busy. But most of the crowd were day riders and it was quiet in the mornings and at night. Most of the riders didn't get started until midday.
Sorry I'm late on the previous question, but our big Labrador was off leash the entire time at camp. There are plenty of places where you can pull your trailer away from the road a comfortable distance.
We had a great time. Highly recommended!
Lots more pics in this album.
Valley of Fire Album
Happy I could help, we sure enjoyed when we were there. In early May, our group was nearly the only ones there the entire week.
rocmoc n AZ/Mexico
