Free Camping at King Road BLM, Kofa National Wildlife Refuge, AZ
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- The King Road BLM 14-day free dispersed camping area is located immediately prior to entering the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge and approximately 38 miles south of Quartzsite, Arizona. Free camping at the King Road BLM provides a scenic mountain views that make for a spectacular backdrop. Saguaro cacti and teddy bear cholla abound. AT&T cellular service was 5G and clocked in at 66.1 Mbps download speed and 14.4 Mbps upload speed. Verizon cellular service clocked in at .60 Mbps download speed and 9.53 Mbps upload speed and was barely usable. The campsite I selected is big rig friendly and is located at grid coordinates: 33.2585928, -114.2310256. Once on King Road take a right turn at grid coordinates 33.2590085, -114.2306706 to access the aforementioned campsite. There is plenty of space for multiple big rigs at this location. Took some time to do some daytime backpacking within the wild and scenic Kofa. Thoroughly enjoyed our boondocking stay at the King Road BLM.
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I'm at Kofa right now. MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎅. I went Nomad in October and between Ioverlander and your videos I have successfully made it from northeast Ohio to here.Thank you, made my travels much easier.
Happy holidays! Feedback like this is music to my ears and encourages us to keep making our videos. Thanks. Lou
Super helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Lou
love kofa, one of our very favorite places to boondock. nice video, thanks for sharing.
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching.
Love the kofa mountains. In 1906 the king mine was abandoned most of the miners moved to Phoenix.
Great Video. Thanks for sharing! Enjoy!
Was drawn to deer hunt in KofA in the late 80s, very beautiful but extremely rugged. Hiking up a canyon, I passed within 30 feet of a bighorn ram who just stood there and watched me pass by. Damn......no camera! He figured I wasn't a threat and just stood there the whole time and didn't move till I got past him.
Haven't been back since then, but the Forest Service watched everything closely and was extremely strict on the rules like no camping beyond 75 feet from the road. Got back to camp one afternoon and found a $100 ticket on my windshield for being 78 feet off the road. Talk about tough customers!
Excellent feedback. This is useful information for other viewers. Thanks for watching!
Really informative video. Thank you!
Beautiful spot.:) ... thanks for taking us along on your hike too. :)
I ❤️ free
We absolutely love finding cool free camping locations. Thanks for watching. Lou
We went there earlier today,we loved it.we are planning on going back this weekend.what kind of wildlife did you see and what kind is there to see and find
Lots of mule deer and bighorn sheep if you're lucky. The usual desert denizens like javelina, snakes, ground squirrels and roadrunners to name a few are in plentiful supply
Like!
So was 4x4 needed on the roads/trails? if yes, do you need AT tires?