ARIZONA STATE TRUST LAND CAMPING - Quartzsite AZ
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- Arizona State Trust Land Camping In Quartzsite AZ...14 Days for $15 Check out the State Trust Land available for camping within Quartzsite Town Limits.. right off Tyson Drive and Kofa Ave...Full Time RV Living In a Class A Motorhome. Come along on my travels exploring the RV Lifestyle and Living a RV Life.
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Nice video I love it fun to watching you showing the Rv camping land thank you sire
Great video! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Russ you make the best videos. Full of information...thank you sir.
YOU DO A HELL OF A JOB WITH YOUR VIDEOS AND DRON 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thanks, gonna go check it out next week!
Very good video Russ. I was just camping out there great place nice people.
I too was surprised to see that mansion, wow!
Thanks for the video !
Hi Russ.... It's nice to see someone like you doing videos that aren't just about you. You share so much and I'm sure everyone appreciates it as much as I do.
thanks Roscoe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They should elect you Mayor of Quartzsite or at least the head of the tourism bureau. I’ve gotten more local information about camping areas, restaurants and shopping from you than anyone else. Kudos
I bet most of us never heard about the state land until your video.
its 15.00 for a whole year not two weeks. just looked it up. 15.00 for individual permit. 20.00 for a family permit. but it does limit recreational camping to two weeks per year. but if you have a permit you can hike or atv ride where permitted to. for the rest of the year.
Been to Q several times did not know about the state land, although you can't use the BLM dump/water stations, thanks.
Hello Russ, I enjoy your drom footage. Are they expensive?
You do such a good job with your videos showing Quartszite. You are just awesome. I am seriously thinking about moving there permanently. The warmer weather is just what I need and from what I see people are friendly, kind to others, etc and you literally have or can get reasonably whatever you need. I just discovered your channel and I am most impressed. Thank you for all the work and effort you put into your videos.
I love your videos! It's so nice to get straightforward information about places that you're interested in, just down to earth! at 2 minutes and 49 seconds you can see a very clear example of the lines that the Jets are spraying turning into clouds.just had to point that out while I stay home in bed sick watching everything I can to keep my mind off of it.
Russ, you are very good with directions, and local areas to camp. Thanks.
Hey Russ! Watch your videos every day, awesome content and a great series on BLM. I'm hoping to be there mid January. I just watched an old video of the old car lot there and can't wait to see it! Thanks for all you do for the RV community!! Have a great day!!
I'm enjoying these camping spots videos, Russ! Thanks!
Great video of Q and it's beautiful surroundings...thank you!
Thanks Russ, again lots of great information here. 👍🏻😎
Thanks for another great video Russ, you never disappoint, very informative....
Thanks for the tour Russell! :-)
Well done, love your drone views! Thank You! :)
thank you
Looks like a nice area to camp, but I bet it gets pretty crowed over the winter with snow birds. Happy trails.
While you're there folks, Watch Your Speed, etc.....0:58 !!
I love how you call Carl's Jr. Hardies. You must be from the midwest.
Thanks enjoy your videos ..just subscribed… out of curiosity why are people out in open rather than up by the bushes.? Are there pack rats?
Thank you for sharing this info. Much appreciated
You mentioned the gold club... Are you also GPAA/LDMA? I saw gpaa had a few claims in the area I might have to do some digging around when I get out there. I found one RV park with cheap Dry camping sites is that common ?
Can you stay there long term, as long as you pay?
Can you stay, say, 8 14-sessions in a row?
PS: love your videos -- a style all its own.
You mentioned that there are a lot of churches. Are there many RVs that are converted churches?
Great video! I really enjoyed your choice of music too.
I am coming to your video in 2021. The two links for AZ Land Trust Permit and AZ Land Trust Map are dead. Have things changed there?
There is no way that I would ever pay for any type of camping out in the desolate desert of Arizona because there is plenty & I mean Plenty of Wide Open Spaces that are campable for free & besides the desert scenery all looks the same why would I pay for that!
I guess in the case of Quartzsite you have the convenience of being in town with cell & Tv service etc. I stay on BLM land during "Big Rv Tent Show" in January, but sometimes it's packed and your very close to each other, not to mention lots of camp traffic. Will consider ATL if Blm gets over crowded at peak Show times.
Do any of the RV parks have swimming pools..????
Very informative video!! pete.
I forgot all about that map. Thanks for reminding me. That was a great, helpful video. If you are going to the RTR I hope to meet you. Please bring your gold equipment as that would be really interesting to look at. Just a suggestion of course.
Thank you once again. I did not know about this. I have plans on getting the permit mainly for the state land southwest of Wickenburg. You might want to video the area soon as there are plans on closing the access to the Vulture Peak Trailhead due to plans in the works to change the area to a fee based recreational area much like Lake Pleasant. The current day use only is being used for overnight camping. The landscape will change dramatically once this start to unfold. I am already starting to look for other State land where camping is allowed.
Thànks
Thank you for sharing your videos I think they're really great lots of good information .. especially with all the links and locations in Google Maps excetera excetera
Sure have enjoyed these videos!
Perfect! Thank you very much, thumbs up! Very informative and a true pleasure!
... I am writing at present from Playa Serena, Spain. Maybe you're interested wherever you are watched all over the world already!
I do not have a drone, but i found actual pictures on TH-cam. If you like to, the beginning of second 27 you may see how it looks like here. There are two parking lots, one on each side of the obelisque shown in the film. And there are 12 places free for mobile homes, you can stay there as long as you like - if you just park and do not camp. I.e. no chairs and table outside and of course no grill. And the beach is wonderful as well, and we have the Sierra Nevada mountains just right behind us - and man, they look great, it's a little just like around Quartzsite!
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Russ - when you are out of time on the BLM - can you stay in the AZ Trust Land for 14 days and then go back to BLM? Or do you still need to go 25 miles away? Great video - Thank you.
you can change areas locally
As of a couple of years ago, the AZ State Land Trust had two full time law enforcement officers that patrol all of the state trust land. One big concern is dumping of trash but they also enforce the permit requirements. The one I spoke with was well aware of the parcels around Quartzsite and Lake Havasu and he said they do check campers for permits and will issue citations for no permit. He said most do have the permit. I believe the permit is also needed for just day recreation use.
The rules allow only 14 days of camping per year on the Trust lands. That has to be a tough one to enforce if the camper is not checked when first camping.
"11. Recreational camping is limited to no more than 14 days per year."
Interestingly, the online map shows all of the land west of Kofa Ave as BLM land, both to the north and south.
Love your videos! Could you do one on the shooting range? That would be great!
Thanks again Russ for a great video. The other day on one of your videos you were way out maybe 14-15 miles on the other side of some mountains. And you mentioned that in December and January that the cell service in Quartzsite would be all plugged up and nearly useless. But you said over where you were at on the other side of those mountains, there were some other cell towers and they work great over there. I think you were showing some BLM camping maybe out toward the Colorado River. Do you remember where that is at?
Tom Wells Road and Ehrenberg
Hi Russ! Well, you taught me something today. I was under the impression that ALL BLM land was available for camping but not quite so eh?
Me too.
How do lowly land managers, tell Americans how to utilize our own collective lands? Whatever!
Hi Russ, Thank you very much for your reviews of the Quartzsite camping areas. In your travels around town, can you review and drone fly the area known as "Rainbow Acres Subdivision", just south of Quartzsite. We have heard it could make a nice winter home-base. Your thoughts on that area? Thanks.
its on the list soon
How much does it cost to stay there? I am looking for something longterm for a camper van.
After the 14 days are up, can I continue to pay $15 for another 2 weeks, or pay $30 for 28 days, or would I need to move even after paying for 14 days?
Thanks for all the great video and info. . Unfortunately the skies have been sprayed heavily by the criminal geoengineers! Is there anywhere left where we can breathe clean air?
Do they have a 25 mile limit when you leave the first location that you camp on?
That is not a factor on the State Trust land because the permit allows for only 14 days of overnight camping a year. The permit does allow for daily recreation access for a whole year.
Looks like it's for only 14 days per year....
Hey Russ,
Would be interesting to see how full BLM land & state land are in January...
Also, can you stay in state land for 14 days & move to BLM land & not have to go 25 miles ?
Safe travels....
yes you can go from state to blm... quite a few do it here.. gives you a month in town
How is wifi coverage on the state trust land?
in town area you get 4-5 bars plus you can pick up tv stations with decent antenna
Is there an industrial park there? Where do people work?
most folks here work in local businesses and truckstops
Hi i a sub an every time i watch your vidos the screen go Black to or three each time i watch your vidos the
It seems strange to see BLM land that you cannot camp on. But I am usually up in central and eastern Oregon. Maybe its in the often flooded area? Thanks for the video Russ.
Does the ATL require you to travel a certain distance like the BLM does after the 2 weeks are up? OR can you pay another $15 and stay in the same spot again? In other words, can I pay $30 a month for a spot I like?
The rules say you can only camp for a total of 14 days a year.
"11. Recreational camping is limited to no more than 14 days per year."
Holly M. I was just camped at that very place behind the alliance church. I was there for about a month. Most of the people coming in we’re planning on staying the entire season. There are no enforcement officers and nobody even came out to check our passes.
Butterfly Express ..... As of a couple of years ago, the State Land Trust had two full time enforcement officers patrolling all the trust lands. They deal with illegal trash dumping, grazing issues, off roader damage, and many other issues besides checking for camp permits. If they are in the area for whatever reason and they see a camper, they will check for a permit. There is trust land over the whole state so it is not surprising no one checked you. It is a matter of timing. They are aware of the winter camping on state land around Quartzsite and Lake Havasu so the odds are good they will get out there sometime during the season. It is smart to have a permit to meet that requirement. Enforcing the day limits would be difficult for them not knowing when the camper arrived. I would not stay in the same spot over 14 days.
The Butterfly Express.....those who abuse the rules are making it difficult for all of us. There's plenty of space , just move after 14 days.
A friend of mine tried to obtain a permit for this area last year. I don’t know who he checked with, but after getting no clear answers and what he considered the runaround he gave up and went out to Dome Rock area. Where exactly do you go and who do you speak with about a permit? Great vids!👍
i was told getting one online is the best way
Thanks, one of the places he went to in town was a state office of some sort and they had no idea what he was talking about. I live in Az, I’ll do some checking also.
Is it cheap to live there year around russ
most parks offer anual rates 150 a month
@@rvertv thank you sir 😀
ANNUAL rates are great as long as you can survive the summer.
@@azmark1956 ty sir 😀
Is the permit $15 per year or $15 per site every two weeks? Is it easy to apply for?
per year but can only camp 14 days
@@rvertv the family pass is $20 per year with $1 convince fee for doing it online. 2 adults kids under 18 and 16 days camping. I just got mine couple days ago because we come across so many now and more and more in cochise county. Most the spots when I was a kid are now state trust land
Crazy all the restrictions for camping on what amounts to be the worlds biggest gravel parking lot. Publicly owned no less. Seems they would welcome the campers that come and spend the money in the area that contributes to their job. Oh, forgot the BLM is a Federal agency that show's disdain for the serf's that they shake down.
So I guess you could stay at one of the close in free BLM areas for two weeks and then go to the ATL areas for 14 days, and then go back to another BLM free area near QS?
There is an ATL area just south of St. George, Utah. You cross the border on River Rd and you are in ATL lands. There used to be a lot of signs, but now there are not very many. I don't know what the enforcement is.
There has to be a 28 day period before returning to a BLM spot within 25 miles. So you can leave the BLM spot to a close by State Land spot for 14 days, but then the next BLM spot must be at least 25 miles away, such as Shea Rd near Parker. Then you can return to the original BLM spot.
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