This is dry camping in the desert on BLM land located near Imperial Dam and the Yuma Proving Ground. There are no designated sites, and while a short section of the entrance road is paved, and several other "roads" are gravel, most of the roads or tracks are native material which is mixture of rack and dirt. You can get there either by taking S-24 north from Yuma, or US-95 north from Yuma to Imperial Dam Road. This is a fee area, 14 days are $40.00 (2009-10 season), which can be renewed. There is also a 7 month rate which is $140 (2009-10 season). There is a dump station, fresh water and dumpsters. There are also restrooms near the entrance and consequently this area can get fairly crowded. If you like solitude, you have plenty of opportunities for that. One small problem is the wind, which never seems to stop blowing. You may also hear the explosions from testing at the Proving Ground on occasion. This is a great place to get away from it all without the masses of people that are typical of the Quartzsite LTVA's, but yet you are in close proximity to Yuma for shopping. We try to stay here for at least a couple of weeks each year prior to going to Quartzsite for the Big RV Show week. We camped here in a Motorhome.