King Road Dispersed Camping

Loved it. Super remote. Lots of RVs in other areas but was pretty empty at this site

Easy access off highway
Clean
Could be dusty if more traffic
Level area for sites
Would come again

The road had some rough spots but was better than I expected. I lost T-Mobile service when I got a few miles down the road.

Currently overnighting as a quick escape from city life. Decided on a spot on the south side, a little over 1.5 miles off 95. King Road was a fairly easy drive. The berm into the camping area was nice & low. Went in another 1/4 mile off King Rd. Mix of A’s, B’s, C’s, trailers & fifth wheels. Nice & quiet with pretty great surrounding... more

Beautiful views, clear night skies, wide open area for plenty of campers to have the privacy of their own space. Park Rangers and Border Patrol drive through regularly which I love.

It’s beautiful here, and there’s lots of space, but, at least until you reach the Kofa sign (2 miles in), it’s somewhat crowded headed into the new year. And the internet, both Verizon and TMobile, is frustratingly on/off start/stop both day and night. But, yeah, it’s otherwise pretty picture perfect.

I stayed about 3/4 of a mile back from the main road and it was very quiet. Closest camper was about 250 feet or more away from me. Most of the sites I saw driving in look like they were flat so minimal leveling needed. AT&T cell reception was great. If you have a directional antenna the cell tower is about 2 miles to your south... more

I parked my motor home north/south to take full advantage of solar heat. Nice spots available a half mile in, I didn’t hear any road noise. Beautiful area, lots of space. I took my dogs for a long walk and they walked thru a patch of cactus needles that stuck in there feet. Easily pulled them out. Lesson learned.

This free BLM camping zone is amazing! We stayed for two nights on King Road about a quarter mile off Hwy 95, which subdued much of the highway noise but still allowed 3-4 bars on AT&T. We loved exploring the Horse Tanks trail and the drive up to Crystal Hill where harvesting rocks and minerals is allowed. My kids gathered a bunch of q... more

This is a really beautiful and secluded area. Loved all the stars and the sunset and sunrise. The dirt road is in really great shape, at least the few miles in that I drove, and there were abundant places to pull over and find a campsite. None of the areas seemed overly sandy and I could get around easily in 2wd.