Bureau of Land Management
Learn about camping and boondocking on BLM land
Pilot Knob LTVA, Felicity, CA
Camping at Pilot Knob LTVA Pilot Knob LTVA is one of eight (8) Long Term Visitor Areas managed by the Bureau of Land Management frequented by snow birds and full time RVers during a seven month period from September 15 to April 15 of each year. For more information, see Related Articles linked below. Video Reviews Cheap Winter Camping in California- Pilot Knob Long Term Visitor Area (LTVA) Review
Cowboy Camp, Clearlake, CA
Cowboy Camp is a free, developed campground offered by Ukiah Field Office of California, Bureau of Land Management. It was originally intended as an equestrian camp with 27 total sites, but is frequently-used by fulltime RVers and road nomads. The campground comes with fire pits and vault toilets.
Trachyte Point, Hanksville, UT
Trachyte Point is a free, dispersed camping area located within Utah BLM and managed by Henry Mountains Field Station. It's located at the end of Trachyte Point Road, and overlooks Hog Springs Canyon.
Little Egypt, Hanksville, UT
Little Egypt is a popular dispersed camping area on BLM land along Utah State Route 95 and Lone Cedar Road. It's often used as a basecamp for exploring the many slot canyons, trails, and arches in the area. This boondocking site is large enough to accommodate 10 to 15 full-sized RVs. The BLM officially names this area "Bull Creek Pass Backcountry Byway".
