BLM camping, by the office that manages it

BLM holds more land than any other agency and most of it has no name a person would search for. What it does have is field offices — the office that writes the rules for a stretch of ground and answers the phone about it. Every camp below was placed inside one by testing its coordinate against BLM’s own boundary, so the page tells you who to ring.

An office appears here only if we hold 3 or more camps in it. Offices are grouped by BLM’s district, not by state, because several cross a state line — every Washington camp is administered out of Oregon. No boundaries are drawn: a field office is an administrative area covering a lot of land you cannot camp on. Looking for national forests? They are on the forests page; state lands are on the public lands page.

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