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aphilippe Posts: 1
9/15/2009
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I am planning on heading out to Anza with friends for the first time next month. We were hoping for some recommendations for camping spots. We are coming from San Diego and plan on staying near central/north Borrego. We would like to stay in one of the "primitive" camping areas but I'm not sure if it is true that you can camp anywhere off the main roads or if there are more rules to it. Any help or recommendations would be great!
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surfponto Administrator Posts: 1364
9/16/2009
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Hi welcome to the forum,
It is a good time of year to head out there. Fall is one of my favorite times. Temperatures are finally starting to cool down. 
It is true you can camp pretty much anywhere in the park.
Main rules to be aware of are fires have to be in a metal container, dogs need to be on a 6' leash and keep your vehicle on the established jeep roads.
If you are going to be near the north end of the park I suggest the Clark Dry Lake bed area which has a lot of room to camp and also some interesting hikes.You can access Butler Canyon, Hidden Spring, and Rockhouse Valley from this area.
Bob
aphilippe wrote:
I am planning on heading out to Anza with friends for the first time next month. We were hoping for some recommendations for camping spots. We are coming from San Diego and plan on staying near central/north Borrego. We would like to stay in one of the "primitive" camping areas but I'm not sure if it is true that you can camp anywhere off the main roads or if there are more rules to it. Any help or recommendations would be great!
<em>edited by surfponto on 9/16/2009</em>
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