NO SPEED LIMITS! Camping in Alvord Desert, Oregon

We traveled to Alvord desert in south east Oregon in September. If you are looking for a remote destination for camping, look no further.
Things to consider for Alvord desert:
- Have ample lighting for your night in the desert. Headlamps and tent lamps were very useful.
- Fires are not allowed as of 2021.
- Bring plenty of water.
- Bring tripod for night photography.
- Leave no trace
- Fill up your gas tank at Burns or Fields.
- The hot springs area have campgrounds and restrooms.
- Camp at the boundary at night.
- Alvord is remote. Don't rely on cell reception. Download maps and any content you need.
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Thanks for the video. We recently drove our imported Toyota Hiace camper to the playa at the first of June for a night and it was quite the adventure. No donuts, no 140 mph, and surprisingly little wind. Frog Springs entrance is the free access to the lakebed, and there are restrooms there. For the rough road a that access, we watched a Corolla, a Charger, and a Mustang make it with minimal delays. Stay safe.