Upper Wolf Creek Group

Dead Horse Ranch

Dead Horse Ranch

Dead Horse Ranch

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRICT, 344 S CORTEZ ST, PRESCOTT, AZ, USA, 86301

Escape to Turney Gulch Group Campground, where towering ponderosa pines create a natural cathedral at 6,000 feet in the heart of Prescott National Forest. This secluded mountain retreat offers groups an authentic wilderness experience with rustic charm and modern conveniences. Days here unfold with endless possibilities: trek through pine-scented trails, cast a line at nearby Horsethief Lake, or simply gather around the fire as wildlife rustles in the surrounding forest. The campground features a spacious picnic shelter perfect for group gatherings, 15 well-placed picnic tables, fire grills for evening cookouts, and an accessible vault toilet. While the campground embraces its rustic character without on-site water, fresh drinking water awaits just one mile away at Horsethief Cabin, making it easy to stock up for your stay.

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRCIT, 344 S. CORTEZ ST., Prescott, AZ, 86303-4398, USA

Nestled deep within the Prescott National Forest, Eagle Ridge Group Campground offers an escape into nature's embrace with two spacious group sites—Osprey and Peregrine—perfect for gatherings under towering ponderosa pines. Here, the scent of pine needles mingles with campfire smoke as your group settles into sites equipped with modern conveniences like electricity, alongside traditional camping essentials including fire rings and picnic tables. This secluded haven provides the ideal backdrop for creating lasting memories with friends and family.

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, 344 S. CORTEZ STREET, PRESCOTT, AZ, 86303, USA

Perched high in the Bradshaw Mountains at 6,000 feet, Horsethief Cabin offers a rare glimpse into Arizona's wild past. This lovingly restored 1930s Forest Service cabin combines rustic charm with modern comforts, creating an unforgettable mountain retreat in the heart of Prescott National Forest where adventure and history converge.

Prescott National Forest, Bradshaw Ranger District, 344 S. Cortez Street, Prescott, AZ, USA, 86303-4398

Saddle up for an unforgettable adventure at Groom Creek Horse Camp, where equestrian dreams come alive in the heart of ponderosa pine country. This thoughtfully designed campground welcomes riders and their horses with sturdy steel corrals and convenient high lines, creating the perfect basecamp for exploring miles of scenic trails that begin right at your campsite. Whether you're planning a solo journey or organizing a memorable group ride, the spacious picnic areas provide ideal gathering spots to share stories of the day's adventures under towering pines.

344 S. Cortez Street, Prescott, AZ 86303, USA

Nestled among towering ponderosa pines and fragrant junipers, Lynx Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts to discover its tranquil forest setting along the shores of pristine Lynx Lake. Here, where native grasses sway in the mountain breeze, each thoughtfully designed campsite comes complete with sturdy picnic tables, steel fire rings perfect for evening gatherings, and level tent pads that promise a comfortable night's rest. Known throughout the region for its spotless facilities and meticulous upkeep, this beloved campground serves as your gateway to endless trail adventures and lakeside serenity.

Prescott National Forest

Discover a hidden gem where history meets nature at Lower Wolf Creek Campground. Twenty thoughtfully placed campsites nestle along the melodious banks of Wolf Creek, where towering ponderosa pines mingle with the broad canopies of Arizona walnuts and sturdy live oaks. The landscape tells a story of resilience and craftsmanship, with massive boulders and meticulously constructed stone features built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. These enduring monuments to American ingenuity blend seamlessly with the natural terrain, creating an atmosphere that feels both timeless and welcoming.

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, 344 S. CORTEZ STREET, Prescott, AZ, 86303, USA

Nestled within the stunning Granite Basin Recreation Area, Yavapai Campground beckons adventurers seeking an intimate escape into Arizona's high country. This hidden gem combines the convenience of modern amenities—including composting toilets, fresh drinking water, and sturdy picnic tables—with the raw beauty of towering granite formations and fragrant ponderosa pine forests. Here, campers discover a sanctuary where the stress of daily life melts away beneath star-filled skies and the gentle whisper of mountain breezes.

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRICT, 344 S. CORTEZ STREET, Prescott, AZ, 86303, USA

Escape to White Spar Campground, where towering ponderosa pines create a natural cathedral at 5,641 feet elevation. This year-round mountain retreat sits just minutes from historic Prescott, yet feels worlds away. Days here unfold with endless possibilities – trek through fragrant pine forests, spot colorful mountain birds flitting through the canopy, challenge yourself on winding mountain bike trails, or simply spread a blanket for a perfect pine-scented picnic.

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, VERDE RANGER DISTRICT, 300 EAST HIGHWAY 260, Camp Verde, AZ 86322, USA

Perched high in the Prescott National Forest at 7,200 feet, Potato Patch Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts seeking refuge beneath towering ponderosa pines. This mountain sanctuary seamlessly blends the serenity of old-growth forest camping with convenient access to premier hiking trails and fascinating historical sites, creating an ideal basecamp for your Arizona highland adventures.

344 S. CORTEZ STREET, PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRICT, Prescott, AZ, USA

Perched at 5,712 feet in the heart of Prescott Basin, Hilltop Campground welcomes adventurers to a mountain sanctuary where three distinct camping loops (A, B, and C) wind through fragrant ponderosa pines. Whether you're pitching a tent under the stars or settling in with your RV, this elevated retreat serves as your gateway to endless outdoor pursuits. Mornings might find you on the trail chasing birdsong through the forest, while afternoons beckon you to the sparkling shores of nearby Lynx Lake for a refreshing escape from the Arizona heat.

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, VERDE RANGER DISTRICT, 300 E HIGHWAY 260, CAMP VERDE, AZ 86322, USA

Escape to the cool mountain heights of Playground Group Campground, where towering ponderosa pines create a natural cathedral at 7,500 feet above the desert floor. This secluded haven in Prescott National Forest welcomes groups seeking adventure and connection, accommodating up to 100 people in a pristine wilderness setting. Gather around the expansive fire pit under star-filled skies, share meals at sturdy picnic tables equipped with grills, and explore winding forest trails that beckon just beyond your campsite. While you'll need to bring your own water, the campground provides vault toilets and the kind of authentic outdoor experience that creates lasting memories.

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRICT, 344 S. CORTEZ STREET, Prescott, AZ 86303, USA

Nestled at the base of the majestic Granite Mountain Wilderness Area, Alto Pit OHV Campground transforms Arizona's rugged terrain into an off-road paradise. This former gravel pit has been reimagined as a thrilling playground for adventure seekers, where 20 miles of diverse trails wind through the Prescott National Forest, beckoning both novice riders testing their skills and seasoned enthusiasts craving their next adrenaline rush. The campground welcomes visitors with 11 thoughtfully arranged sites—10 single and one double occupancy—each featuring its own picnic table and fire ring where stories of the day's adventures come alive under starlit skies. While the amenities embrace simplicity with vault restrooms and gravel driveways perfect for parking your gear, the absence of RV hook-ups and showers encourages a more authentic connection with the wilderness that surrounds you.

Hazlett Hollow Campground, Crown King, Arizona, 86343

Step back in time at Hazlett Hollow Campground, where 1930s craftsmanship meets modern adventure in the heart of the southern Bradshaw Mountains. This semi-primitive gem in the Horsethief Basin Area beckons with its historic stone architecture, lovingly crafted by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. Each of the 15 campsites tells its own story, complete with original picnic tables, grills, and unique three-sided wooden shelters with concrete floors—rustic refuges that have protected countless adventurers from mountain storms while maintaining that authentic wilderness connection.

Cherry Road, Camp Verde, AZ

Step back in time at Powell Springs Campground, where the legacy of the Civilian Conservation Corps lives on in this rustic mountain retreat. Built in the 1930s when young men transformed America's wilderness, this intimate campground offers 11 peaceful sites tucked beneath towering Ponderosa pines. Here, the simple pleasures of camping take center stage—gather around fire pits under starlit skies, dine at historic picnic tables, and fall asleep to the gentle sounds of Hackberry Wash trickling nearby. While you'll find the essentials like vault toilets and pedestal grills, this is a place to disconnect from modern conveniences—there's no running water or trash service, inviting you to practice true leave-no-trace camping.

Atop Mingus Mountain, accessed via Forest Road 104 off Hwy 89A.

Escape to Mingus Mountain Campground, where towering Ponderosa pines create a natural cathedral 7,600 feet above the desert floor. This Prescott National Forest gem welcomes both tent campers and RV adventurers with sites nestled among ancient volcanic rock formations. Wake up to breathtaking panoramic views stretching across the Verde Valley to Sedona's iconic red rocks, where the morning light paints the landscape in brilliant hues.

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRICT, 344 S CORTEZ ST, PRESCOTT, AZ, USA, 86301

Prescott National Forest, Bradshaw Ranger District, 344 S. Cortez Street, Prescott, AZ, USA, 86303-4398

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, VERDE RANGER DISTRICT, 300 EAST HIGHWAY 260, Camp Verde, AZ 86322, USA

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRICT, 344 S. CORTEZ STREET, Prescott, AZ, 86303, USA

344 S. Cortez Street, Prescott, AZ 86303, USA

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, 344 S. CORTEZ STREET, Prescott, AZ, 86303, USA

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRICT, 344 S. CORTEZ STREET, Prescott, AZ 86303, USA

344 S. CORTEZ STREET, PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRICT, Prescott, AZ, USA

Cherry Road, Camp Verde, AZ

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, BRADSHAW RANGER DISTRCIT, 344 S. CORTEZ ST., Prescott, AZ, 86303-4398, USA

Hazlett Hollow Campground, Crown King, Arizona, 86343

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, VERDE RANGER DISTRICT, 300 E HIGHWAY 260, CAMP VERDE, AZ 86322, USA

Prescott National Forest

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, 344 S. CORTEZ STREET, PRESCOTT, AZ, 86303, USA

KP Cienega Campground, Alpine, Arizona

Perched at a breathtaking 9,000 feet in the Arizona high country, KP Cienega Campground offers an intimate escape into the clouds with just five secluded sites nestled among towering pines. This alpine sanctuary welcomes adventurers with tents, trailers, and motorhomes up to 16 feet, providing each site with its own picnic table and fire ring complete with cooking grill. As the gateway to the Blue Range Primitive Area via the adjacent KP Trailhead, this rustic retreat invites you to disconnect from the modern world—there are no hookups or running water here, just pure mountain air and endless wilderness. Remember to keep your four-legged companions leashed as they explore this high-altitude haven with you.

8738 Ranger Road, Happy Jack, AZ, 86024

Escape to Rock Crossing Campground, where towering ponderosa pines and ancient oaks create a natural cathedral at 7,316 feet above sea level. Tucked within the vast Coconino National Forest, this beloved mountain retreat beckons adventurers with its promise of cool mountain air and endless recreation. Whether you're casting a line into crystal waters, paddling across the mirror-like surface of C.C. Cragin Reservoir, or setting out to explore the legendary Mogollon Rim, Rock Crossing serves as your perfect basecamp for Arizona's high country adventures.

Dead Horse Ranch

Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

Tucked beneath towering bluffs in the serene Blue River Valley, Upper Blue Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness escape. This intimate retreat features just three thoughtfully spaced campsites, including two charming Adirondack-style shelters that blend rustic comfort with natural beauty. Consistently praised by visitors for its pristine conditions and peaceful atmosphere, this hidden gem offers a genuine back-to-nature experience where the sound of flowing water and rustling leaves replace the noise of everyday life.

1009 East Highway 260

Nestled along the babbling waters of a pristine spring-fed creek, Christopher Creek Campground invites you to experience the magic of Arizona's high country. With 43 thoughtfully placed campsites straddling both banks of the creek, this forest sanctuary creates the perfect backdrop for family adventures and peaceful retreats. Whether you're planning an intimate getaway or organizing a group gathering, the campground's versatile facilities and natural charm offer something special for every outdoor enthusiast.

COCONINO

Escape to Pinegrove Campground, where 46 spacious sites await beneath towering pines in the heart of Arizona's magnificent 1.8 million-acre Coconino National Forest. Wake to the sound of birdsong and spend your days exploring crystalline lakes and endless forest trails. Modern comforts blend seamlessly with wilderness charm—refresh with coin-operated hot showers after your adventures, gather around crackling campfire rings under starlit skies, and enjoy the convenience of accessible flush toilets and fresh drinking water throughout this thoughtfully designed mountain retreat.

APACHE-SITGREAVES

Discover the crown jewel of Big Lake Recreation Area at Rainbow Campground, where 165 thoughtfully arranged campsites across six distinct loops create a vibrant outdoor community beneath towering pines. This well-appointed basecamp combines the comforts of modern amenities—including flush toilets, convenient water spigots, and a nearby camp store—with the wild beauty of Arizona's high country. Friendly camp hosts stand ready to help you make the most of your mountain escape, ensuring every detail of your stay is as pristine as the surrounding wilderness.

HC 64 Box 65, Fredonia, AZ 86022, USA

Nestled deep within the Kaibab National Forest, DeMotte Campground serves as your gateway to the magnificent Grand Canyon North Rim. This hidden gem offers 38 intimate single-family campsites, each thoughtfully designed to welcome everything from cozy tents to compact motorhomes. Known throughout the camping community for its pristine conditions and tranquil atmosphere, DeMotte has earned a stellar reputation thanks to its meticulously maintained grounds and the warm hospitality of its dedicated hosts who treat every visitor like family.

12856 E Rhyolite Creek Rd, Willcox, AZ 85643, USA

Nestled within the otherworldly landscape of Chiricahua National Monument, Bonita Canyon Campground offers an intimate escape among towering stone spires and ancient hoodoos. This hidden gem welcomes adventurers seeking solitude beneath a canopy of shade trees, where winding nature trails beckon exploration and panoramic vistas reward every turn. The campground's thoughtfully designed sites accommodate both tent enthusiasts and those traveling with smaller RVs, creating the perfect basecamp for discovering one of Arizona's most dramatic geological wonders.

10 Organ Pipe Dr.

Nestled within the stunning Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Twin Peaks Campground serves as your gateway to one of the Sonoran Desert's most spectacular landscapes. This thoughtfully designed campground welcomes adventurers with 208 well-appointed sites, ranging from intimate tent-only spots to spacious RV-friendly locations. Each site comes equipped with its own picnic table and grill, while solar-heated showers provide a refreshing end to dusty desert explorations. The careful spacing between sites ensures a sense of solitude, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the surrounding desert vegetation that creates natural privacy screens between neighbors.