Summary
No reservations or permits are typically required, and camping is generally free. There are minimal amenities—no toilets (bring a portable or dig a cat hole), no potable water, and no hookups. Some spots may have primitive fire rings; bring your own grill or stove. The area is remote, desert-like, and scenic, with wide-open spaces and mountain views—ideal for solitude and stargazing. High-clearance vehicles are recommended. Nearby attractions include old mining towns and off-roading trails. Best visited in spring or fall to avoid extreme summer heat. Rugged and peaceful experience for self-sufficient campers.