Very informative. I was wondering if every State has this? And after paying for the permit you can just go camping there? And for how long? And is these places strictly boondocking? Or is there at least electricity provided? I was curious cause we are looking at different places to camp. But we have no Solar and aren't really planning on getting any at this time.
You can use the permit for 1 year from date of purchase. You can camp on trust land for 14 days at a time. We’ve camped gone at trust land and went to various BLM for a mont and then head back.
Excellent video. I am interested in a particular area to photograph Joshua Trees, and I am a bit confused about Land Trust signage. If an unlocked gate has a sign that says: Arizona State Trust Land, no trespassing, enter only with written permission with the State Land Commissioner, Hunting and Fishing allowed with a valid hunting license. Another area read, State Trust Land, no trespassing, enter only with a valid license or permit. I'm I allowed to proceed through the gate at both places with my permit?
There is usually sheriff's and police that check in every once in a while. if they haven't seen anyone there they will assume it's abandoned and probably tow it.
wow! this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks very helpful.
Enjoy your adventures!!!
Very informative. I was wondering if every State has this? And after paying for the permit you can just go camping there? And for how long? And is these places strictly boondocking? Or is there at least electricity provided? I was curious cause we are looking at different places to camp. But we have no Solar and aren't really planning on getting any at this time.
It’s 14 days just like BLM. you can camp with a tent or RV. This is undeveloped land. So there’s 0 amenities.
You don’t need solar to boondock. You just need a generator.
You can use the permit for 1 year from date of purchase. You can camp on trust land for 14 days at a time. We’ve camped gone at trust land and went to various BLM for a mont and then head back.
Excellent video. I am interested in a particular area to photograph Joshua Trees, and I am a bit confused about Land Trust signage. If an unlocked gate has a sign that says: Arizona State Trust Land, no trespassing, enter only with written permission with the State Land Commissioner, Hunting and Fishing allowed with a valid hunting license. Another area read, State Trust Land, no trespassing, enter only with a valid license or permit.
I'm I allowed to proceed through the gate at both places with my permit?
Yes, that is what the permit allows you to do.
yes
Is there a rule that you have to actually be at your RV or can you just park with the permit for up to 14 days?
There is usually sheriff's and police that check in every once in a while. if they haven't seen anyone there they will assume it's abandoned and probably tow it.