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Old 10-04-2011, 05:50 PM   #1
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This questtion may show my lack of knowledge when it comes to RVing but I’m still in the process of learning so here we go.
I was planning on going to Quartzsite this winter and I’ve been reading about where to camp there. Now after reading my question is. The way I understand it it is allowed to camp on BLM land for up to 14 days. If so, why would anyone use any of the short term camping areas like Hi Jolly?

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Old 10-07-2011, 07:53 AM   #2
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The short term camping areas have power, water and dump. On the BLM you are on your own.

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Non of the BLM's at Quartzsite have power that I know of. The areas that have water and dump are not hookup but stations. The cost is $40 for 14 days and somewhere over a hundred for the season.

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The BLM free camping areas are what they call "Dispersed Camping", they have no services or service stations, pick a hunk of terrain and set up house keeping. You can only camp for 14 days, then are required to move on, you can move to another BLM dispersed camping area that is at least 25 miles away an stay for another 14 days free. The BLM "Long Term Visitor (LTV)" areas are located all around "Q" also, some have water, dump, and garbage stations, or some combination thereof, some have no services at all but you can drive to an area that has services and utilize them free of charge. These LTV areas all charge a fee, you can either buy a 14 day permit (which is renewable) or a seasonal permit which is good for the entire winter season, both allow you to access any LTV area.

I have stayed at several of the dispersed areas in the recent years, prefer Road Runner area which is 5 miles south of "Q" off of HWY 95. Not as rocky as the dispersed areas to the North of "Q" a bit further out of town, therefore not as crowded as areas closer to town, especially during the RV, Craft and Car shows. Have never stay in any of the dispersed areas to the east or west of town. Have also stayed in the dispersed areas north of Lake Havasu.

Here is a LINK to the AZ BLM camping web page! Hope this helps.

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