Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Kofa NWR Boondocking
Camping, up to 14 days a year, is permitted as long as you stay within 100’ of a designated road. There are many large flat areas but we had a little trouble finding a good entry point because the road grader had made a pretty high berm along the sides of the road.
Look for the sign at mile marker 55 - Kofa NWR Castle Dome. The road is paved for a couple of miles then becomes washboarded dirt through the Yuma Proving Ground and into the refuge. You must travel on the dirt road about four miles before coming to the refuge. This is a two lane road with only a few spots where a large RV can turn around. Because of the condition of the road surface you may not want to subject your RV to the abuse that driving on it entails. Refuge
33.02302, -114.22242
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