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04-28-2014, 11:25 AM #1
Good group camping spot in Moab where we can be loud?
Headed to Moab later this spring and I'm looking for a good group (6-12 people) campsite where we won't necessarily have to be quiet after 10pm.
Anyone have any suggestions?
We don't plan on being super loud, just the usual beers around the campfire until 2am type stuff.
Last year we stayed at a congested campground in town and the place was quiet after 9pm. We got some dirty looks the next morning. I guess people didn't appreciate the late night drinking. Imagine that.
I was considering Sand Flats or somewhere along Kane Creek Rd. but I haven't explored those areas enough to know if the camping is any good.
Thanks.
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04-28-2014, 11:33 AM #2
what do you care who you offend...you're from Aspen
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04-28-2014, 11:49 AM #3Banned
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You're coming to Utah. Anywhere you camp will be chock full of both tee-totaling Momos who will judge you for your consumption of the devils brew and uber bros who will hate on your late night noise because they need to get up at 3:30am to get after some massive objective that will stroke their fragile egos.
Good luck.
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04-28-2014, 11:55 AM #4Registered User
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I have spent a few bachelor parties in Moab and we always camp on the BLM land south of town. No facilities and you have to drive a little deeper but never seemed to be a problem finding a place.
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04-28-2014, 12:44 PM #5
Nothing right near town but within 30 min drive you have Onion Creek Road near Fischer Towers, probably a dozen sites spread out along the first five miles of road.
Then north of town out 279 aka Wall Street which hugs the CO river there are about a dozen sites on the right but if its crowded either head out to Potash Road or keep going north to Gemini Bridges road where you will probably have the place to yourself. All of these sites are undeveloped except for firerings.
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04-28-2014, 02:44 PM #7
Willow Springs road.
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04-28-2014, 03:25 PM #8Hucked to flat once
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We've had good luck out Kane Creek but we are self sufficient and bring our own shitter so we didn't leave cat holes or surprise turds under rocks.
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04-28-2014, 04:03 PM #9
Bartlett's Wash. A bit out of town, but fun slick rock playground is immediately accessible and the "campsites" (using that term loosely) are pretty spread out.
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04-28-2014, 04:16 PM #10Registered User
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I heard a rumor that many of the spots in Kane Creek Canyon have been closed by the relevant management agency.
The road that leads to the Klonzo trail area is mostly through public land, and there is a lot of dispersed camping with no improvements out there. You won't bother anyone, but it's not all that scenic, totally flat, and not even shrubs to slow down the wind.
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04-28-2014, 05:16 PM #11
Not sure on the rumor mentioned above, but perhaps thinking of the private land stuff close to town?
The answer though is easy although probably not what most want to hear, drive any route out of town for 10-15 minutes, park, get rowdy.
There are closer options, but the free stuff and good stuff to party in and not get judged is going to be 10-15 miles outside of town. That being said, the options out that way in any direction are usually spectacular, as almost all of Southern Utah is.Live Free or Die
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04-28-2014, 05:31 PM #12Funhog
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Either Willow Springs Rd. or Onion Creek would be high on my list, if you want to go further south head in to towards The Needles and take Lockhart Rd. out into the middle of nowhere.
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04-28-2014, 10:44 PM #13
If I told you about the awesome quiet places with no people, it would be full of loud douchies.
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