Plomosa Road BLM Camping Area Campground Quartzsite

Yes lots of atvs

Yes. Or go camp and stop by later... no pressure here. No stress... Bring your sandals and straw hat ....

The only cost area are the 4 long term stay areas, just south of the big tent and overpass into town. Those run 140+? For 6 mos. La Posa... east, west, North and South, with Free dump and water. All others are free 14 day limit. But after 14 days, you must move 25 miles away. A lot of people go toward Yuma, Ehrenberg or Bouse... You

No restrooms

There are several LTVA ( Long Term Visitors Area ) around Quartzsite Thete are 2 on Hwy. 95 S.They're across the road from one another. Go to the visitors office and get your permit. $180.00 for the season. You can use your permit at any of the LTVA. I'm not sure of all the locations because I boondock. There's one in Yuma, I believe. You do know you can camp on any BLM land for free, right? With easy access to water and trash drop off.

So I was told that if you need a cpap and if you have a quiet one you can run it during the night

No!

If you find a nice isolated location; then have at.

There's no charge; you may camp at will for 14 days or less. However if there is a camp host on duty (near hwy 95) you should check in.

There is camping. But before coming check things out with the rangers due to the government shut down.

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Pit Stop is a privately owned. Propane, water and dump station is available. A few miles toward Quarzsite. The Government shutdown will not affect camping on BLM land. Enjoy your trip

Plenty of room! Open for anyone who wants to camp!