OHV pass required for this area- visit recreation.gov to purchase a pass ($6 for a six-month pass). Gorgeous area for camping. Pros: beautiful scenery, wild horses passing through, fire rings, fairly quiet and private, decent cell signal (Verizon), and can accommodate multiple vehicles at this site if you're traveling with friends. Cons: soooo many flies (bring fly catches/deterrents), very fine dust makes it hard to stay clean, no shade, rough road (passable but rough) minimal firewood available.

No longer allowed to camp within 2 miles of the gate because people were living there and trashing the place. Not sure why the FS couldn’t enforce the 14 day limit, but regardless a ranger told us to leave or park deeper. Unfortunately that meant driving far down a very rough dirt road. Permit needed for this area, lots of bugs and offroading, but other than that it’s a nice place to sleep