As you can see from the map below, it's NOT on BLM land as so much of the area is, but State Trust land. so make sure you have your permit before you head out unless your willing to claim you thought you were on BLM land if you should happen to be asked to proved your right to access.
As you can see from the map, it's not far off of the Highway, the road there is pretty easy to follow and smooth when I was there.
It DOES follow the bottom of a wash for a short distance, so you have to keep that in mind during storm season.
You can see from these photos that the "Parking Area" is actually pretty good sized, the road passes through it cutting it in half, on the days I was out there I never had any issues with traffic or had to worry about keeping Tori on lead to keep her safe.
Downsides about the camp.. well.. a road runs through it :) but as I said, no traffic to speak of, I think I saw 2 jeeps.. the larger issue if you have dogs or kids is that there are Cholla Cactus in the area, and if your not careful you may end up having needles to pull! it wasn't bad and Tori and I would take our walks with no issue, but she's learned how to avoid them.
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