Camping and Riding Permits

OHV PERMITS REQUIRED:

CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS

Your OHV must be currently registered in California and have a current green or red sticker.

 NON-CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS

If you are an out-of-state resident planning on visiting Glamis, Buttercup, etc., or any other location in California to ride an OHV, you’ll need an out-of-state non-resident OHV permit. These permits are $30 and are valid until December 31, the year they are purchased.

You can find them at https://secure.cloudwisesolutions.com/app/products.html.

OTHER PERMITS REQUIRED

CALIFORNIA CAMPFIRE PERMITS

Without a campfire permit or debris burning permit, you risk violating regulations and facing fines and even criminal charges. This is a state-wide regulation.

You can get a permit at the link below. After a short video, there are a few easy questions, and you can print them or have them sent via email. Permits are valid until December 31, the year they are obtained.

http://permit.preventwildfiresca.org/

ISDRA RECREATION PERMIT

Permits are required from October 1 through April 15 each year for each primary vehicle*. The revenue from these permits funds BLM services that include road clearing, campground maintenance, trash collection, law enforcement, and emergency medical services, to name a few.

Permits are $55 per week in advance off-site and $70 per week if purchased on-site. Season permits are $185 on-site or off-site. More information on where to purchase off-site and online purchases is at http://isdpermits.net

*A “primary vehicle” is a street-legal vehicle that is not stickered as off-road, not an OHV, that is driven to the ISDRA under its own power.