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your campsite! Key: FDR = Forest Development Road; C = County Road

When Nature Calls . . . •Find a discreet place! This will help avoid other •Carry and use a hand trowel.

people coming into contact with human waste.•Dig a hole 6 to 8 inches deep and

•Pack out toilet paper and wipes to prevent animals bury your waste at least 200 feetfrom digging them back up. Do not burn toilet paper. from water sources and campsites.

A vertical steel post with a “Dispersed Campsite” decal, marks where you are permitted to camp.

Each designated dispersed campsite has a place to park, a fire ring, and an area for a tent.

Thank you . . . for cleaning up

Dispersed CampingLocations

No. of Sites

Directions (from downtown Prescott)

Trailer or RV Suitability (No. of Campsites)

Yes No

FDR 23 Enchanted Forest Trail

11 Go east on Hwy. 69 for 4.3 miles, then go south on Walker Road for 4 miles. Active range allotment

9 2

FDR 30 Bannie Mine Road

14 Go east on Hwy. 69 for 4.3 miles, then go south on Walker Road for 4.9 miles.

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C 56 Senator Hwy./Mt. Vernon Street

7 Go east on Gurley Street to Mt. Vernon Street (Senator Hwy.), then head south for 8.35 miles to the first site (the last part of the road turns to dirt).

6 1

FDR 79 Tritle Mountain Road

16 Go east on Gurley Street to Mt. Vernon Street (Senator Hwy.), then go south for 7.4 miles.

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FDR 80 Sundance Road

6 Go east on Gurley Street to Mt. Vernon Street (Senator Hwy.), then go south 8 miles.

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FDR 707 Pipeline Road

5 Go east on Gurley Street to Mt. Vernon Street (Senator Hwy.), then go south 7.1 miles to County 101.Turn right on C 101 and go 0.3 mile to FDR 707.

4 1

C 101 Wolf Creek Road

12 Go east on Gurley Street to Mt. Vernon Street (Senator Hwy.), then go south 7.1 miles.

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FDR 64 Maripai Road

7 Go south on Montezuma Street (White Spar Hwy. 89) for 3.6 miles. Turn left on Ponderosa Park Road and travel 0.7 mile; turn left on FDR 64.

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C 64 Copper Basin Road

7 Go south on Montezuma Street (White Spar Hwy. 89)for 1 mile. Turn right on Copper Basin Road andtravel 3.1 miles.

6 1

FDR 373 Thumb Butte Loop

22 Go west on Thumb Butte Road (Gurley Street) for 5.2 miles and it turns into FDR 373.

17 5

FDR 51 Potts Creek Road

8 Go west on Gurley Street for 5.2 miles, then head south on FDR 373 for 1.6 miles to FDR 51.

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Remember . . .

•Camping is ONLY permitted in developed ordesignated dispersed campsites throughout thePrescott Basin.

•Residing on national forest land is not allowed.

•Camping in designated dispersed campsites isallowed for 7 days within a 30-day period.

•Campfires are allowed only in fire rings provided.

There is no garbage service-Pack It In/Pack it Out!

•Protect Wildlife! Store food in vehicle or bear proofcontainers! We have bears, javelina and skunk.

Make Sure Your Fire Is Cold Before You Leave!

•Treat living plants with respect; carving, hackingde-barking trees and plants may kill them.

•Stay on designated trails and roads. No motorizedcross-country travel is allowed.

•Keep pets on a 6 foot leash.

•To report a WILDFIRES, Call 911.

Welcome . . . to the Prescott Basin

The Prescott Basin area is immediately south, east, and west of Prescott, Arizona. The area is approximately 59,000 acres (about 4 percent of the Prescott National Forest).

The Prescott Basin is located within a zone, called Wildland Urban Interface Zone (WUI). This is an interface area between the wildlands and human development. The Greater Prescott Community is adjacent to the Public Lands of the Prescott National Forest.

WUIs typically experience greater human impacts due to increased visitor use and demand for recreation such as increased fire risk, soil erosion and displaced wildlfire. This is why dispersed camping is only permitted in designated dispersed camping areas for 7 days in the Prescott Basin and up to 7 additional days in a Prescott National Forest developed campground within a 30 day period.

Leave your site

clean so others may enjoy it!

To extinguish your fire. Pour water•and stir with a shovel until cold. Feelfor heat.

Dispersed Camping is . . .

. . . camping outside of developed campgrounds. Incontrast to camping in developed campsites, dispersedcamping is more primitive, and no facilities or services —such as trash collection, water, and toilets—areprovided.

Be Careful With Fire!

• Use only dead and down wood thatfits in the fire ring.

• Do not burn trash or pallets. Burn allfires down to ash.

United States Department of Agriculture

Forest Service

Southwestern Region

RG-R3-09-8

DesignatedDispersed Campingin the Prescott Basin Bradshaw Ranger District Prescott National Forest• If the extinguished campfire is too

hot to touch, IT is too hot to leave!Trash

• You must dispose of your trash.

• Pack it in, pack it out!Do not put cans, glass, aluminum foil•or non-paper trash into a fire ring.

For More Information, Contact . . . Prescott National Forest 344 S. Cortez Street Prescott, AZ 86303 Phone: (928) 443-8000 Fax: (928) 443-8008

Or visit . . . www.fs.fed.us/r3/prescott/

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color,national origin, age, disability, and where applicable, sex, marital status, familial status,parental status, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, political beliefs, reprisal, or because all or part of an individual’s income is derived from any public assistance program. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information (Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY). To ���a complaint of discrimination, write to USDA, Director, ����of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272 (voice) or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDAis an equal opportunity provider and employer.

February 2020