Basecamp Opportunity Bordering BLM On SR 30 Near Utah / Nevada Border

Create your own recreational escape on this expansive Grouse Creek property bordering BLM and have plenty of elbow room to roam and relax. Grouse Creek is a small ranching community situated in the northwestern corner of Box Elder County, Utah, approximately 170 miles from Brigham City. It borders Nevada on the west and Idaho on the north. The property is located 4 miles east of the Nevada border, with access off SR 30 at its northwest corner. The land is primarily flat ground at an elevation of approximately 4600 feet and is zoned agricultural. Bring your RV / trailer to camp and enjoy the peace and solitude of the wide-open spaces, stargaze with little to no light pollution, and let your adventures begin. The adjacent BLM ground offers endless opportunities for cruising in ATVs, camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing and hunting. Wendover, Nevada, is just 68 miles away and famous for gambling casinos and the nearby Bonneville Salt Flats, the 26,000 acres of salt flats where land speed records have been made. Experience unique attractions in the surrounding area, such as the ghost town of Lucin, Utah, Castle of Rocks State Park, City of Rocks National Reserve and the SunTunnels outdoor artwork of Nancy Holt, to name a few.