Bureau of Land Management
Learn about camping and boondocking on BLM land
Hurricane Cliffs Camping Map, Hurricane, UT
Hurricane Cliffs Recreation Area includes a series of fifty-six (56) primitive campsites scattered across a mesa east of La Verkin, UT and south of Virgin, UT. Camping at Hurricane Cliffs is restricted to just these 56 sites.
North Creek Dispersed Camping Map, Virgin, UT
North Creek starts inside the Town of Virgin, UT, running alongside Kolob Terrace Rd, until it leaves town and continues north. Dispersed camping here lies about 20 minutes to the west of Zion National Park's west entrance.
Smithsonian Butte Road Dispersed Camping Map, Rockville, UT
Smithsonian Butte Road runs south from Rockville, UT, which lies about 15 minutes away from Zion National Park. Camping is not allowed along Smithsonian Butte Road, but it is permitted along a couple of spur roads that stretch across Wire Mesa and Grafton Mesa.
Gooseberry Mesa Camping Map, Apple Valley, UT
Gooseberry Mesa camping is available in two options, dispersed camping, and yurt rentals. Dispersed camping, managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), is the favored option for most because it offers numerous sites for free.
Zion Scenic Byway Dispersed Camping, Mt. Carmel, UT
Dispersed camping is popular along State Highway 9 east of Zion National Park. Zion Scenic Byway Dispersed Camping is not an officially recognized BLM campground, but just a place where people where people often boondock as a free camping area when visiting Zion National Park.
Poverty Kiosk OHV Staging Area, Mt. Carmel, UT
Free camping is available at Poverty Kiosk OHV Area, located just east of Zion National Park along State Highway 9. Managed by Kanab Field Office of Utah Bureau of Land Management (BLM), this is a staging area for network of OHV trails. It's also an entry point for Parunuweap Canyon WSA.
