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    Wits End Ranch

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     · Yucca, Mohave, Arizona
    40 acres hosted by Wits End Wellness L.
    3 lodging sites · 1 RV/tent site · 4 tent sites
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    "Thar's gold in them thar hills" could've been coined right here.  There are gold mines and evidence of miners picking quartz etc. all around us.  Cairns marked off areas that are still here over a hundred years later.  We are the center of the oldest examples of Arizona cattlemen starting herds right here.  Round-ups and branding still go on every year.  One of the prettiest areas in the state for all kinds of unique boulder and rock formations, flora and fauna.  Wonderful hiking and scenic drives.
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    Stagecoach Glamping at Wits End
    99% (35)
    Canvas tent · Sleeps 4
    Yes, the stagecoach came through here down parts of Alamo Road, the road you will arrive on. You drive about 23 miles on a county maintained dirt road coming from the Northwest or 17 miles from the Southeast.  We have had Tesla, Prius and Kia Rio cars show up, no problem. Camp amongst the best variety and most beautiful scenery the high desert of Arizona has to offer including giant Saguaros as well as Joshua & Juniper trees. True peaceful desert tranquility next to hike-able mountains with 100 mile majestic views. 25 miles to Alamo Lake, the quiet more private side, for swimming, tubing, and boating. Lots of fish too, said to be the best bass lake in the state. We are almost surrounded by hundreds of miles of Federal land with lots of hiking, biking, ATV and Jeep off-roading. We have great 2 wheel vehicle accessible sites to visit too.  Look for gold and silver where the miners of yesterday looked, right here, just short distances around your campsite area. Bring your miners pick, the evidence of their work is everywhere. Your metal detector might also find 50 caliber bullets, shells and belt links left over from B17 door gunner training that went on overhead back in the day—WWII. We've got a few of them to show you!   Arizona is open land cattle grazing country and our ranch abuts what was a major watering hole complete with 100 year old ranch fencing where they gathered cattle up for shipping off to the stockyards. This is the real 'cowboy-up' out west still going on. The cows do come by here now and then looking for a drink. The rancher likes this safer area now for cows to birth their babies. Another rare photo op.  When you come, ask to see our maps to nearby old mines and trails to see totally unique scenic rock formations, petroglyphs, and many other wonderful photo opportunities. Some may require vehicle travel. Here you will find the widest variety of desert flora and fauna anywhere in our American southwest Sonoran desert (two rainy seasons a year). Yes we have lots of those tall Saguaro cactus.  We are completely off-grid. Propane and solar electricity provide all of our needs like pumping refreshingly clean well water. We are far from the noisy rat-race with an unblemished night sky. We have four levels of camping available. Level one: raw ground, a fire ring, one armload of firewood, a solar lantern and a composting toilet. Level two: all previous level items plus your tent on a 10'x16' deck.  Level three: adds our, 10'x10'x7' at peak tent, as shown, on a deck. An outside table and two chairs. Level four (this Stagecoach Clamping level): All previously mentioned items plus a stand-up charcoal BBQ with some cooking tools, a rigid 6” queen mattress on a wooden base, bedding, end tables, suspended fully carpeted deck. Cell service is good.  Wi-Fi is available next to the ranch house. We provide a centrally located drinking water and electrical charging, station. A private bath house with hot shower, sink and flush toilet.  Gas and restaurants are 17 miles east from us at U.S. Route 93 over a County maintained dirt road, Chicken Springs Rd. to Wikieup. Pets allowed. 
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    Hacienda Haven,'Glassy Glamping'
    98% (21)
    Glamping pod · Sleeps 4
    A festive ol' Mexico' theme among our native Joshuas, Junipers and Mesquites. Before the gold miners and cowboy ranching in our area were the Spanish gold seekers working with our local Hualapai Indians. We have fun with this theme and hope you do to. Drive to the site and have access to our nearby bath house with hot water, shower, flush toilet, and sink in and outside. All kinds of cacti including hundred of this huge tall saguaros. You are surrounded by junipers and Joshua trees. You drive about 23 miles on a county maintained dirt road coming from the Northwest or 17 miles from the Southeast.  We have had Tesla, Prius and Kia Rio cars show up, no problem. Camp amongst the best variety and most beautiful scenery the high desert of Arizona has to offer including giant Saguaros as well as Joshua & Juniper trees. True peaceful desert tranquility next to hike-able mountains with 100 mile majestic views. 25 miles to Alamo Lake, the quiet more private side, for swimming, tubing, and boating. Lots of fish too, said to be the best bass lake in the state. We are almost surrounded by hundreds of miles of Federal land with lots of hiking, biking, ATV and Jeep off-roading. We have great 2 wheel vehicle accessible sites to visit too.  Rock hounders love this place.  Look for gold and silver where the miners of yesterday looked, right here, just short distances around your campsite area. Bring your miners pick, the evidence of their work is everywhere. Your metal detector might also find 50 caliber bullets, shells and belt links left over from B17 door gunner training that went on overhead back in the day—WWII. We've got a few of them to show you!   Arizona is open land cattle grazing country and our ranch abuts what was a major watering hole complete with 100 year old ranch fencing where they gathered cattle up for shipping off to the stockyards. This is the real 'cowboy-up' out west still going on. The cows do come by here now and then looking for a drink. The rancher likes this safer area now for cows to birth their babies. Another rare photo op.  When you come, ask to see our maps to nearby old mines and trails to see totally unique scenic rock formations, petroglyphs, and many other wonderful photo opportunities. Some may require vehicle travel. Here you will find the widest variety of desert flora and fauna anywhere in our American southwest Sonoran desert (two rainy seasons a year). Yes we have lots of those tall Saguaro cactus.  We are completely off-grid. Propane and solar electricity provide all of our needs like pumping refreshingly clean well water. We are far from the noisy rat-race with an unblemished night sky. We have four levels of camping available. Level one: raw ground, a fire ring, one armload of firewood, a solar lantern and a composting toilet. Level two: all previous level items plus your tent on a 10'x16' deck.  Level three: adds our, 10'x10'x7' at peak tent, as shown, on a deck. An outside table and two chairs. Level four (this 'Stagecoach Stellar Stop' and 'Cattle King' Glamping level): All previously mentioned items plus a stand-up charcoal BBQ with some cooking tools, a 6” queen mattress on a wooden base, bedding, end tables, suspended fully carpeted deck. Level four is 'Glassy Glamping' — an insulated building with three glass sliding doors surrounding a queen size bed.  This will assure your weathertight camping enjoyment with grand views from your cosy bed.. Cell service is good.  Wi-Fi is available next to the ranch house. We provide a centrally located drinking water and electrical charging, station. A private bath house with hot shower, sink and flush toilet.  Gas and restaurants are 17 miles east from us at U.S. Route 93 over a County maintained dirt road, Chicken Springs Rd. to Wikieup. Pets allowed.
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    Cattle King's Overview at Wits End
    95% (10)
    Canvas tent · Sleeps 4
    Our newest site is just like our Stagecoach glamping site with an additional view of the old rustic cattleman's corrals and loading dock right out your tent door. You may see cows here with their young calfs or you may scare them off? You drive about 23 miles on a county maintained dirt road coming from the Northwest or 17 miles from the Southeast.  We have had Tesla, Prius and Kia Rio cars show up, no problem. Camp amongst the best variety and most beautiful scenery the high desert of Arizona has to offer including giant Saguaros as well as Joshua & Juniper trees. True peaceful desert tranquility next to hike-able mountains with 100 mile majestic views. 25 miles to Alamo Lake, the quiet more private side, for swimming, tubing, and boating. Lots of fish too, said to be the best bass lake in the state. We are almost surrounded by hundreds of miles of Federal land with lots of hiking, biking, ATV and Jeep off-roading. We have great 2 wheel vehicle accessible sites to visit too.  Look for gold and silver where the miners of yesterday looked, right here, just short distances around your campsite area. Bring your miners pick, the evidence of their work is everywhere. Your metal detector might also find 50 caliber bullets, shells and belt links left over from B17 door gunner training that went on overhead back in the day—WWII. We've got a few of them to show you!   Arizona is open land cattle grazing country and our ranch abuts what was a major watering hole complete with 100 year old ranch fencing where they gathered cattle up for shipping off to the stockyards. This is the real 'cowboy-up' out west still going on. The cows do come by here now and then looking for a drink. The rancher likes this safer area now for cows to birth their babies. Another rare photo op.  When you come, ask to see our maps to nearby old mines and trails to see totally unique scenic rock formations, petroglyphs, and many other wonderful photo opportunities. Some may require vehicle travel. Here you will find the widest variety of desert flora and fauna anywhere in our American southwest Sonoran desert (two rainy seasons a year). Yes we have lots of those tall Saguaro cactus.  We are completely off-grid. Propane and solar electricity provide all of our needs like pumping refreshingly clean well water. We are far from the noisy rat-race with an unblemished night sky. We have four levels of camping available. Level one: raw ground, a fire ring, one armload of firewood, a solar lantern and a composting toilet. Level two: all previous level items plus your tent on a 10'x16' deck.  Level three: adds our, 10'x10'x7' at peak tent, as shown, on a deck. An outside table and two chairs. Level four (this Stagecoach Clamping level): All previously mentioned items plus a stand-up charcoal BBQ with some cooking tools, a rigid 6” queen mattress on a wooden base, bedding, end tables, suspended fully carpeted deck. Cell service is good.  Wi-Fi is available next to the ranch house. We provide a centrally located drinking water and electrical charging, station. A private bath house with hot shower, sink and flush toilet.  Gas and restaurants are 17 miles east from us at U.S. Route 93 over a County maintained dirt road, Chicken Springs Rd. to Wikieup. Pets allowed. 
    Campfires allowed
    Toilet
    Potable water
    Pets allowed
    Showers
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    for 2 guests
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    RVr's Privacy & Long Mountain Views
    92% (13)
    RV/tent site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 35 ft
    Semi-shaded area with chain link dog pen available on site. Very private, only one RV at a time in this area. electric camping (no septic or dump station) water and electric only. Off-grid, 120 volt only, no AC. Your generator OK. Lots of hiking, maps etc. see much more information here about places to go and things to do on this "Wits End" Ranch site.
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    Gold Miner's Claim at Wits End
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    Tent site · Sleeps 6
    Gold, silver and copper miners combed over this entire area with a fine tooth comb.  Claims are obvious in lots of very nearby spots—we'll show you a few!  What they would have given for a nice 10'x16' deck like this to pitch their tent on? Camp amongst the best and most beautiful scenery the high desert of Arizona has to offer, including many Joshua & Juniper trees. True peaceful desert tranquility next to hike-able mountains with 100 mile majestic views. 25 miles to Alamo Lake, the quiet more private side, for swimming. Lots of fish too, said to be the best bass lake in the state. We are almost surrounded by hundreds of miles of Federal land with lots of ATV and Jeep off-roading.   Look for gold and silver where the miners of yesterday looked, right here, just short distances around your campsite area. Bring your miners pick, the evidence of their work is everywhere. Your metal detector might also find 50 caliber bullets, shells and belt links left over from B17 door gunner training that went on overhead back in the day—WWII. We've got a collection of them to show you!   Arizona is open land cattle grazing country and our ranch abuts what was a major watering hole complete with 100 year old ranch fencing where they gathered cattle up for shipping off to the stockyards. This is the real 'cowboy-up' out west still going on. The cows do come by here now and then looking for a drink. The rancher likes this safer area now for cows to birth their babies. Another rare photo op.  When you come, ask to see our maps to nearby old mines and trails to see totally unique scenic rock formations, petroglyphs, and many other wonderful photo opportunities. Some may require vehicle travel. Here you will find the widest variety of desert flora and fauna anywhere in our American southwest Sonoran desert (two rainy seasons a year). Yes we have lots of those tall Saguaro cactus too.  We are completely off-grid. Propane and solar electricity provide all of our needs like pumping refreshingly clean well water. We are far from the noisy rat-race with an unblemished night sky. We have four levels of camping available. Level one: raw ground, a fire ring, one armload of firewood, and a composting toilet.  Level two: all previous level items plus your tent on a 10'x16' deck.  Level three: adds our, 10'x10'x7' at peak tent, as shown, on the deck. An outside table and two chairs,  Level four (glamping): All previously mentioned items plus a stand-up charcoal BBQ with some cooking tools, a queen mattress on a base, bedding, end tables and fully carpeted deck.  We provide a centrally located drinking water and electrical charging, station. All campers have access to the bath house with private lockable hot shower, sink and flush toilet.  Camp store nearby plus Gas and restaurants are 17 miles east from us at U.S. Route 93 over a County maintained dirt road, Chicken Springs Rd. to Wikieup. Pets allowed.
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    Pets allowed
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    Site 3 - Cowboy Starry Night at Wits End
    94% (9)
    Tent site · Sleeps 4
    Herding cattle, cowboys over the last 100 years have bed-rolled many a starry night right here at these round-up and nearby branding pens.   You drive about 23 miles on a county maintained dirt road coming from either Direction North or South. Camp amongst the best and most beautiful scenery the high desert of Arizona has to offer including Joshua & Juniper trees. True peaceful desert tranquility next to hike-able mountains with 100 mile majestic views. 25 miles to Alamo Lake, the quiet more private side, for swimming. Lots of fish too, said to be the best bass lake in the state. We are almost surrounded by hundreds of miles of Federal land with lots of ATV and Jeep off-roading.   Look for gold and silver where the miners of yesterday looked, right here, just short distances around your campsite area. Bring your miners pick, the evidence of their work is everywhere. Your metal detector might also find 50 caliber bullets, shells and belt links left over from B17 door gunner training that went on overhead back in the day—WWII. We've got a collection of them to show you!  Arizona is open land cattle grazing country and our ranch abuts what was a major watering hole complete with 100 year old ranch fencing where they gathered cattle up for shipping off to the stockyards. This is the real 'cowboy-up' out west still going on. The cows do come by here now and then looking for a drink. The rancher likes this safer area now for cows to birth their babies. Another rare photo op—Mom and new baby.  When you come, ask to see our maps to nearby old mines and trails to see totally unique scenic rock formations, petroglyphs, and many other wonderful photo opportunities. Some may require vehicle travel. Here you will find the widest variety of desert flora and fauna anywhere in our American southwest Sonoran desert (two rainy seasons a year). Yes we have lots of those tall Saguaro cactus. We are completely off-grid. Propane and solar electricity provide all of our needs like pumping refreshingly clean well water. We are far from the noisy rat-race with an unblemished night sky. We provide a centrally located drinking water and electrical charging, station at our bath house with private hot shower, sink and flush toilet. Gas and restaurants are 17 miles east from us at U.S. Route 93 over a County maintained dirt road, Chicken Springs Rd. to Wikieup. Pets allowed. 
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    Pets allowed
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    Site 1 - Cowboy Starry Night at Wits End
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    Tent site · Sleeps 4
    Herding cattle, cowboys over the last 100 years have bed-rolled many a starry night right here at these round-up and nearby branding pens.   You drive about 23 miles on a county maintained dirt road coming from either Direction North or South. Camp amongst the best and most beautiful scenery the high desert of Arizona has to offer including Joshua & Juniper trees. True peaceful desert tranquility next to hike-able mountains with 100 mile majestic views. 25 miles to Alamo Lake, the quiet more private side, for swimming. Lots of fish too, said to be the best bass lake in the state. We are almost surrounded by hundreds of miles of Federal land with lots of ATV and Jeep off-roading.   Look for gold and silver where the miners of yesterday looked, right here, just short distances around your campsite area. Bring your miners pick, the evidence of their work is everywhere. Your metal detector might also find 50 caliber bullets, shells and belt links left over from B17 door gunner training that went on overhead back in the day—WWII. We've got a collection of them to show you!  Arizona is open land cattle grazing country and our ranch abuts what was a major watering hole complete with 100 year old ranch fencing where they gathered cattle up for shipping off to the stockyards. This is the real 'cowboy-up' out west still going on. The cows do come by here now and then looking for a drink. The rancher likes this safer area now for cows to birth their babies. Another rare photo op—Mom and new baby.  When you come, ask to see our maps to nearby old mines and trails to see totally unique scenic rock formations, petroglyphs, and many other wonderful photo opportunities. Some may require vehicle travel. Here you will find the widest variety of desert flora and fauna anywhere in our American southwest Sonoran desert (two rainy seasons a year). Yes we have lots of those tall Saguaro cactus. We are completely off-grid. Propane and solar electricity provide all of our needs like pumping refreshingly clean well water. We are far from the noisy rat-race with an unblemished night sky. We provide a centrally located drinking water and electrical charging, station at our bath house with private hot shower, sink and flush toilet. Gas and restaurants are 17 miles east from us at U.S. Route 93 over a County maintained dirt road, Chicken Springs Rd. to Wikieup. Pets allowed. 
    Campfires allowed
    Toilet
    Potable water
    Pets allowed
    Showers
    No picnic table
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    for 2 guests
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    Site 2 - Cowboy Starry Night at Wits End
    90% (5)
    Tent site · Sleeps 4
    Herding cattle, cowboys over the last 100 years have bed-rolled many a starry night right here at these round-up and nearby branding pens.   You drive about 23 miles on a county maintained dirt road coming from either Direction North or South. Camp amongst the best and most beautiful scenery the high desert of Arizona has to offer including Joshua & Juniper trees. True peaceful desert tranquility next to hike-able mountains with 100 mile majestic views. 25 miles to Alamo Lake, the quiet more private side, for swimming. Lots of fish too, said to be the best bass lake in the state. We are almost surrounded by hundreds of miles of Federal land with lots of ATV and Jeep off-roading.   Look for gold and silver where the miners of yesterday looked, right here, just short distances around your campsite area. Bring your miners pick, the evidence of their work is everywhere. Your metal detector might also find 50 caliber bullets, shells and belt links left over from B17 door gunner training that went on overhead back in the day—WWII. We've got a collection of them to show you!  Arizona is open land cattle grazing country and our ranch abuts what was a major watering hole complete with 100 year old ranch fencing where they gathered cattle up for shipping off to the stockyards. This is the real 'cowboy-up' out west still going on. The cows do come by here now and then looking for a drink. The rancher likes this safer area now for cows to birth their babies. Another rare photo op—Mom and new baby.  When you come, ask to see our maps to nearby old mines and trails to see totally unique scenic rock formations, petroglyphs, and many other wonderful photo opportunities. Some may require vehicle travel. Here you will find the widest variety of desert flora and fauna anywhere in our American southwest Sonoran desert (two rainy seasons a year). Yes we have lots of those tall Saguaro cactus. We are completely off-grid. Propane and solar electricity provide all of our needs like pumping refreshingly clean well water. We are far from the noisy rat-race with an unblemished night sky. We provide a centrally located drinking water and electrical charging, station at our bath house with private hot shower, sink and flush toilet. Gas and restaurants are 17 miles east from us at U.S. Route 93 over a County maintained dirt road, Chicken Springs Rd. to Wikieup. Pets allowed. 
    Campfires allowed
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    Potable water
    Pets allowed
    Showers
    No picnic table
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    for 2 guests
    200 ft
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    97% Recommend160 ratings · 121 reviews
    Wits End offers a serene camping experience with stunning desert views, where the night sky steals the show. Guests frequently mention the clean amenities, including hot showers and private bathrooms, which add comfort to the rustic setting. The hosts are lauded for their communication and helpfulness, making the stay smooth and welcoming. While the remoteness can pose challenges, like rough roads, it also creates a peaceful escape from the city.
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    Michael G.
    5 reviews
    Recommends
    · May 2025
    24 ft Class B ·
    RVr's Privacy & Long Mountain Views
    We loved the Wits End RV-spot - the entire experience of hanging out in such a beautiful area watching the desert full moon rise through the clouds was perfect. The Hosts communication and all facilities were excellent - Thanks!
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    Rosemary L.
    1 month on Hipcamp
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    · May 2025
    Perfect Getaway for a night
    Stagecoach Glamping at Wits End
    Beautiful and peaceful and everything you would need for camping the site was exactly how it was described and it was perfect! I came out to celebrate my birthday and this was exactly what I was looking for. The directions were perfect and clear the host was great at keeping contact with me up to when I arrived to the site and departed . Bathrooms and shower were prefect and clean. I’m already planning my next trip out.
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    James R.
    2 reviews
    Recommends
    · April 2025
    Cattle King's Overview at Wits End
    This was our second stay at Wits End, specifically Cattle King’s overlook. We just couldn’t believe the perfect weather and incredible stars at night. This Is tent glamping at its best. We were traveling through on an off road SXS trip on nearby Arizona Peace Trail. Comfortable, convenient, and clean bathrooms and showers.
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    Susan M.
    18 reviews
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    · April 2025
    Little slice of heaven
    Hacienda Haven,'Glassy Glamping'
    It was amazing. Bathrooms were clean showers were hot. Nice walks and hikes close by. It was a slice of heaven.
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    Susan M.
    18 reviews
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    · March 2025
    A little slice of heaven!
    Hacienda Haven,'Glassy Glamping'
    I loved my stay there. The cabin was clean and warm and equipped for everything. It was a little slice of heaven so quiet ,peaceful and clean. Bathrooms were clean and showers were hot . It was just a wonderful place to catch your breath!
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    Andrew Y.
    19 reviews
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    · March 2025
    16 ft travel trailer · With pets ·
    RVr's Privacy & Long Mountain Views
    Good spot! Great terrain and place is totally private. I’m a Jeeper so really liked surrounding area. And there were some really awesome flyovers provided by the military.
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    Yucca, Mohave, Arizona, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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