Anza-Borrego Camping Guide - Campgrounds and backcountry camping

[@jjsmama401]

Heading there soon! I can’t wait!

[@ianpatrick23]

This looks like a great location for camping with so many great options. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@ProModzCustomz]

GREAT video!! So much info. Thank you for making this.

[@tonytaylor8217]

Good video straight to the point no stupid music an very informational

[@Outdoorsocal]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful. I strive for low BS 😆

[@DangerousRodney978]

Thanks for making this!!

[@chanchuckwow]

Appreciate this

[@ScottyADV]

Thank you! Great information.

[@Outdoorsocal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@parkininparadise]

Great information! Thanks!

[@Outdoorsocal]

Thanks!

[@thewanderingpinto5979]

Thanks, we plan to visit the area this coming winter. What is the weather like the end of January?

[@Outdoorsocal]

January is a great time to visit. The nights can be chilly - 45 degrees is the average low. But as long as you have decent camping gear - if you are camping - you'll be fine. Day time average temps are 70 degrees.

[@thewanderingpinto5979]

@@Outdoorsocal sounds like perfect camping and wheeling weather to me!

[@Outdoorsocal]

@@thewanderingpinto5979 Indeed!

[@NotSure876]

The best camping site in AB is closed off now, behind the landfill on a ledge just west of Fonts. I used to camp there all the time until they closed it off 😖

[@echols2010]

What camp site would you recommend, if i want to hit Fonts Point, the slot hiking trail, but also want to hit sandstone canyon, and maybe mud caves. I perfer established campgrounds of possible in the middle of all these sites

[@Outdoorsocal]

Tamarisk Grove Campground or Borrego Palm Canyon Campground are good options. Tamarisk Grove is the most central, but you have to drive over Yaqui Pass, which is slower driving. Borrego Palm Canyon puts you closer to restaurants and stores, if that's a preference.