Scouting for a stealth camp location

It can be difficult, even impossible to find accurate information about camping on state land, even on the websites of the government entities responsible for those lands. Fines for violations can be as high as $500 despite your good intentions and honest efforts to comply with laws and regulations.
Therefore, why not just assume that you will inadvertantly camp illegally and strive to avoid detection. That's what I'm doing.
To the best of my ability to determine, camping in this park is legal but...I'm not taking any chances. If the rangers can't find me, they can't fine me. Today, I'm checking out a promising location found on the map, for future use.
My criteria are that the site be away from other camp sites, screened by terrain and vegetation and not visible from trails, that in as much as possible, incidental light and noise (civvy friends don't observe noise and light discipline) will not give the site away, that it be acceptable for hammocking or ground camping. Ideally it will be in the col between higher pieces of ground and camouflage will not be required...yeah, my civvy friends don't do camo or even earth neutral colors. What can I do? Just try and find a spot where the circus will go unnoticed, I guess. I'll add that access to water is also a consideration, though this area has an abundance.
Hiking - especially in winter - provides a good opportunity to have a look see.

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I’m going to research this more completely. I’m pretty sure I can get you a good answer. You’d be surprised how much more efficient and practical local and state control is compared to the long arm of the federal government.