Badger Creek Dispersed Campsite
BLM
Write a Review US Hwy 89A Marble Canyon, AZ 86036 435-688-3200 602-417-9200 Official WebsiteGPS: 36.7764, -111.6592
Overview of Badger Creek Dispersed Campsite
Accessibility is not guaranteed, always scout ahead before driving down dirt roads. Learn more: Boondocking 101
Last Price Paid: $0
Reported by x on 5/5/2024
Longest RV Reported: 31 feet
Reported by TurnKey&Smile on 5/12/2017
Pad Type dirt
Elevation 3,871 ft / 1,179 m
Max Stay 14
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Badger Creek Dispersed Campsite 19 people have reviewed this location.
“Check it Out”
Reviewed 5/5/2024
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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The worst part driving is the first 20 or so yard rocky entrance. After that, travel slow, but gravel and dirt. About 9 large pullout sites. Very spacious between sites - over 100 yards between campsites. At the end (approximately 2-3 miles) a round lot that easily fits about 4 campsites with views of the Colorado River. Of course, fit... more
The worst part driving is the first 20 or so yard rocky entrance. After that, travel slow, but gravel and dirt. About 9 large pullout sites. Very spacious between sites - over 100 yards between campsites. At the end (approximately 2-3 miles) a round lot that easily fits about 4 campsites with views of the Colorado River. Of course, fits more if you pack it in closer.
x would stay here again
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“Great view, quiet & sharp rocks 🪨”
Reviewed 11/29/2023
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
Some of the rocks out there like lining the dirt/sand road are razor sharp like coral reef.
It can slice a tire so drive slowly and watch out in case one rolled out into the road or you veer a bit off.
I got a flat tire out here that wasn't fixable.
That said, I'm not bitter, the canyon and river are gorgeous.
camper-865768 would stay here again
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“Roads Not For Class C”
Reviewed 11/17/2023
We tried to drive down the road and almost got stuck!
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“Incredible views ”
Reviewed 11/16/2022
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Look no further, stay here!!! Incredible views right along the high cliffs of the Colorado River! Sites are all well maintained with small rocks and larger rocks protecting the cactus. The road leading into is mostly decent. One area is pretty thick with sand so be prepared. We had a camper van with only front wheel drive. Pulling a ca... more
Look no further, stay here!!! Incredible views right along the high cliffs of the Colorado River! Sites are all well maintained with small rocks and larger rocks protecting the cactus. The road leading into is mostly decent. One area is pretty thick with sand so be prepared. We had a camper van with only front wheel drive. Pulling a camper behind a truck would have been a little frightening going through that area as da as getting stuck. The views of the canyon and surrounding red rock in the sunrise was magnificent!!!
camper-656123 would stay here again
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“Would have enjoyed if I had made it past the sandpit”
Reviewed 9/30/2022
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 0 |
That's right, I didn't make it past the deep sandpit in my passenger vehicle, about half a mile into the area. You need at least a high clearance vehicle and possibly even real 4WD depending on the actual condition of the sandy road. I did pull out my mountain bike and rode to the end to check out the campsites and the river. Those ... more
That's right, I didn't make it past the deep sandpit in my passenger vehicle, about half a mile into the area. You need at least a high clearance vehicle and possibly even real 4WD depending on the actual condition of the sandy road. I did pull out my mountain bike and rode to the end to check out the campsites and the river. Those were ok, and will definitely return in my truck.
azrocks would stay here again
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“Amazing view with a unique experience”
Reviewed 7/28/2019
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
RV Length: | 12' (Teardrop Trailer) |
BLM land for free camping on the rim of Badger Canyon over looking the Colorado River. We stayed for 2 nights, arrived late afternoon and had an amazing experience viewing condors flying over the area. We were the only campers there for the stay. The road off Hwy 89A has a gate that remains closed at all times and there was one sand... more
BLM land for free camping on the rim of Badger Canyon over looking the Colorado River. We stayed for 2 nights, arrived late afternoon and had an amazing experience viewing condors flying over the area. We were the only campers there for the stay. The road off Hwy 89A has a gate that remains closed at all times and there was one sandy area where we had to place the jeep in 4WD to get through. We towed an off road teardrop camper with no issues to the end of the road for an amazing boondocking campsite. Camping on the edge of a cliff with the Colorado River rushing below made for a spectacular view.
Jeep1204 would stay here again
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“Pretty, access is tight, got stuck once, unwanted. ”
Reviewed 5/24/2019
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | NA |
Very pretty view once you make it to Badger Point. Unfortunately, that is a bit difficult. The turn from 89A is quite tight, and I ended up scraping my trailer up pretty badly on the gate. The sand is deep and loose during the summer, and I had to dig myself out once. This spot is becoming quite crowded, and the locals weren’t shy ... more
Very pretty view once you make it to Badger Point. Unfortunately, that is a bit difficult. The turn from 89A is quite tight, and I ended up scraping my trailer up pretty badly on the gate. The sand is deep and loose during the summer, and I had to dig myself out once.
This spot is becoming quite crowded, and the locals weren’t shy about letting us know they’re tired of people camping down here. They were a bit aggressive and it wasn’t a pleasant experience. The Condor biologist was nice and informative, though.
A pretty spot, but I won’t be returning.
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“Easy camping with fantastic views”
Reviewed 4/30/2019
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | none |
rustic camping along a dirt road with views of both the Kaibab Plateau and the Vermillion Cliffs...basically the best views anywhere! Close to Marble Canyon, Navajo Bridge, the Colorado River and Lee's Ferry. Two or three close restaurants too! let's just say it's very rustic, and the road can be rough. But if you like free camping... more
rustic camping along a dirt road with views of both the Kaibab Plateau and the Vermillion Cliffs...basically the best views anywhere! Close to Marble Canyon, Navajo Bridge, the Colorado River and Lee's Ferry. Two or three close restaurants too!
let's just say it's very rustic, and the road can be rough. But if you like free camping and don't mind rustic it's fantastic.
Pixie would stay here again
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“Great free camping, accessible by 2wd”
Reviewed 11/10/2018
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Really great free camping in an area that seems to be pretty limited in choices. I was a little unsure about access given previous reviews but found the road to be fine with 2wd. Our small trailer (with decent clearance) made it back there just fine. The worst of the road conditions are the first half mile and get better after that. Su... more
Really great free camping in an area that seems to be pretty limited in choices. I was a little unsure about access given previous reviews but found the road to be fine with 2wd. Our small trailer (with decent clearance) made it back there just fine. The worst of the road conditions are the first half mile and get better after that. Super beautiful location with spread-out spots, and we enjoyed exploring the desert around our camp. Definitely check out the Lees Ferry area while you’re here!
Sarah Golden would stay here again
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“Breathtaking ”
Reviewed 9/23/2018
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 2nd from last |
We decided to last minute take a family camping trip. We decided to come here as we had searched and found everyone to enjoy this spot. It looked really beautiful but sounded like it may be difficult to get back to camping spots with out 4x4/AWD/4wd.. Without camper I’d say most 2wd vehicles are capable to get back there but the hi... more
We decided to last minute take a family camping trip. We decided to come here as we had searched and found everyone to enjoy this spot. It looked really beautiful but sounded like it may be difficult to get back to camping spots with out 4x4/AWD/4wd..
Without camper I’d say most 2wd vehicles are capable to get back there but the higher the ground clearance the better as there is spots where you would need ground clearance. Then again there was a civic back in there.
The entrance is tight left turn in so opening gate towards road would help with getting travel trailer/motorhome around bend.
This a perfect tent or smaller trailer/motorhome spot.
I do believe a good experienced driver could get back there with medium/larger motorhome/trailer.
There is a spot with quite soft sand that turns sharp left that I’d be careful with. Other then this very easy to get back there in my 2500 Ram diesel.
Campsites all looked quite clean especially for BLM land.
Most sites have rock formed fire pits
It is super quiet out here and ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!
The moon is super bright back there and the stars can all be seen very clearly.
The Colorado river can be heard ever so softly in the background which is also very cool.
Beautiful sunsets and sunrises!
We will be back to camp here so we can snag the last campsite at end of road which looked like the absolute best spot!
Daydream Journeys would stay here again
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