Dispersed Sites

 
It is the general policy of the BLM that undeveloped Federal lands under its administration are available to the public for camping and general recreation, with the following provisions:

• Camping at any one site is limited to 14 days per visit (can vary from region to region).
• Pack out what you pack in.
• Avoid camping within 200 ft. of any water source.
• Do not leave campfires unattended.

Whenever camping outside designated camp sites please practice minimum impact-style camping.

Designated Camp Sites

Big Dominguez - Located on the edge of the Dominguez Wilderness, family and group sites available.  Fishing, hiking, horseback riding.  Biking and off-highway vehicles on designated trails only and outside the Wilderness.  RVs, travel trailers and pop-up campers are not recommended.  No fee.

Mud Springs - Located within a small aspen grove, family and group sites available. Hiking, horseback riding.  Biking and off-highway vehicles on designated trails only and outside the camping area.  Fishing available in surrounding area.  Small RVs, travel trailers and pop-up campers are okay.  Fresh spring water available. Fee site.

North Fruita Desert - Located on 18 Road approximately 12 miles north of Fruita in the heart of the singletrack mountain bike trail system.   There are 35 sites with picnic tables and fire grates.  No firewood gathering is allowed – bring your own wood.  Campsites are within easy walking distance of the campground’s four vault toilets.  Several sites will accommodate larger groups as well as R.V.’s and trailers.  Mountain biking and OHV use is allowed on designated routes only.  No fee is currently charged at this campground.

All campgrounds operate on a "first come - first serve basis."