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After a mile or so on Crucero Road, I notice a turn-out and decide to check it out

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6335-campsite.jpg I pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavementThumbnailsAfter two miles on the unpaved Crucero Road, I arrive at a billboard advertising the Kelso Dunes Wilderness AreaI pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavementThumbnailsAfter two miles on the unpaved Crucero Road, I arrive at a billboard advertising the Kelso Dunes Wilderness AreaI pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavementThumbnailsAfter two miles on the unpaved Crucero Road, I arrive at a billboard advertising the Kelso Dunes Wilderness AreaI pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavementThumbnailsAfter two miles on the unpaved Crucero Road, I arrive at a billboard advertising the Kelso Dunes Wilderness AreaI pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavementThumbnailsAfter two miles on the unpaved Crucero Road, I arrive at a billboard advertising the Kelso Dunes Wilderness Area

There's a campsite here with a fire ring. Nice Bristol Mountains backdrop, but far too close to the freeway for me. I continue onward. At any rate, I'm not carrying any wood to burn.