- Camping with Horseback riding
The best camping near Douglas with horseback riding
97% (160) • 51 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Douglas
Moksha Sanctuary
1. Moksha Sanctuary
91%
(29)
32mi from Douglas · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Hello, we have acreage that we are allowing travelers to stay on. We are 15 miles from Chiricahua National Monument, located along the ‘Wilcox Loop’. Along the loop is also Cochise Stronghold and many wineries! If you travel south from here, we are 45 minutes from my favorite town Bisbee. Stars galore!
Attention: as the area can be dry we do not allow fire pits, however a stove/grill for cooking is expectable. Thank you
Pets
from
$12
/ night
LeRoy & Paula's Alpacas
2. LeRoy & Paula's Alpacas
98%
(172)
37mi from Douglas · 2 sites
just a quick walk to the San Pedro River or a short drive to Tombstone and Bisbee.Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent on four primitive acres and enjoy plenty of walking trails and enjoy a fire on our cool desert evenings. Each site can accommodate 2 vehicles and 2 large tents. The sites are surrounded by Mesquite trees (be mindful of the thorns). It's a short walk to the main house, where you will pass a herd of Alpacas to get water from our well. Book a farm tour and learn all about the animals and why we raise them. We love to share our love of Alpacas with everyone. You can even take some Alpaca fiber with you by visiting our farm store.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from
$11
/ night
RV sites, mountain view!
3. RV sites, mountain view!
100%
(21)
39mi from Douglas · 6 sites
Learn more about this land:Tombstone Tombstone is famous for cowboy lore. The 12,000 foot Courthouse holds a treasure trove of authentic cowboy history and information about its rich past as a silver mining town.Bird WatchingThere are several nearby areas popular for bird watching like the Ash & Miller Canyons, the Environmental Operations Park, Garden Canyon, Las Cienegas National Conservation Area, Ramsey Canyon Preserve and more.HikingThe dessert contains a wide variety of natural wonders. There are caverns, mountains, waterfalls, land bridges and more simply waiting to be explored. Popular destinations include Kartchner Caverns, Carr House, Chiricahua National Monument, Coronado National Monument, Garden Canyon and more.Horseback RidingOf all the area attractions, we are most knowledgeable about horseback riding trails in Cochise County. Bring your own horses and we can point you in the right area to ride in nearby parks such as Catalina State Park, Saguaro National Park, Coronado National Forest and more.Mountain BikingThe Huachuca Mountains in the Coronado National Forest offers a wide variety of mountain biking trails. Many trails are open for all uses including hiking, biking and equestrians.MuseumsHistory comes alive in the various museums on Native American History, Mining Towns, Military Forts and Train Depots. Popular destinations include: Benson Museum, Border Air Museum, Garden Canyon, Rex Allen Museum, US Army Military Intelligence Museum and more.Wine TastingsThere are several vineyards in the area. Taste wines made with local and imported grapes.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$45
/ night
Coronado National Forest
4. Coronado National Forest
80%
(46)
National forest 75mi from Douglas · 479 sites
If you think southern Arizona is nothing but parched desert, think again.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Chiricahua National Monument
5. Chiricahua National Monument
100%
(12)
National park 43mi from Douglas · 26 sites
An offbeat wonderland of hoodoos and balanced rocks in a seldom-visited corner of Arizona.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Camp Etowa
6. Camp Etowa
83%
(21)
22mi from Douglas · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Former ranch land in the historic old mining town of Bisbee, Arizona. Ongoing projects -
restoring the orchard, growing new varieties of flowers,
cacti and other drought tolerant plants that are "appropriate" for the high desert with Etowa Farms, harvesting and milling mesquite, irrigation, water harvesting, recycled bottle and can walls, composting
and turning the corral into a music venue. We are committed to the wildlife and ecosystem at Camp Etowa and will be hosting
a swap meet and sessions
in sustainability, art, survival and wilderness medicine soon. We have two very friendly service dogs, an owl and a hawk that hang out with us, javalena, jack rabbits, mule deer, quail, doves and coyote that will sing to you on clear nights (sometimes even if it's cloudy). We love kids and dogs, but this is tuly wilderness; so be prepared to for the occasional encounter.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
$30
/ night
Wild Oak Wilderness
7. Wild Oak Wilderness
100%
(5)
31mi from Douglas · 7 sites
Learn more about this land:
Dust off your cowboy boots and come pitch a tent on this starlit rugged terrain. This property is something special, a fenced in area on a real western ranch. Say howdy to the cows on your way in and say goodbye to the hustle and bustle of the city. Enjoy the peace and quiet or saddle up and check out the local tourist attractions. Just a stones throw from historic Tombstone and the OK Corral and just around the bend from Bisbee and the copper queen mine; an old mining town with a new fangled twist. This slice of paradise is up high lonesome road off of Gleeson road. Follow high lonesome rd for a couple miles and then go through the white painted steel push gate. Some times the ranch dogs are loose and they bark and act scary but they won’t do anything. Just ignore them if they are there(it’s not too common). Continue on that road until a slight right down a steep incline onto silver bill rd. There is one more slight right to remain on silver bill rd and then you should be home free. Follow the road down the hill. Our gate is where silver bill rd. dead ends on the left hand side. It’s best to have the gps route pre loaded while you still have a strong signal before you get out there. Have a serene stay!
Pets
Toilets
Potable water
from
$27
/ night
Silver Spur Homestead
8. Silver Spur Homestead
94%
(9)
37mi from Douglas · 3 sites
Welcome to Silver Spur Homestead! Stay in an old west-style settlers' cabin complete with a full bathroom and a private deck. Enjoy amazing sunsets with views of historic Tombstone and the Dragoon Mountains. Just a short 5-min walk to famous Allen Street. Experience the most unique and eco-friendly stay in Tombstone. Old west living with modern ammenities.
Smoking is allowed in designated areas.
Pets are not allowed.
Game/tv/bar area on site.
Parties are not allowed.
Quiet hours are between 10:00 PM and 8:00 AM.
Alcohol is permitted in your tent or the bar area. BYOB
Off-site nearby are hiking, fishing, horseback riding, historic tours, entertainment, shopping, restaurants, museums,
WINTER RESERVATIONS: Please check instructions inside the tent on how to properly use the heater to warm up the tent. If you need assistance please contact the host on-site. We recommend bringing extra blankets because nights can be cold!
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$125
/ night
2 Ravens Ranch
9. 2 Ravens Ranch
100%
(7)
45mi from Douglas · 1 site · Tent, RV
At the base of the Dragoon mountains at 4500' elevation, 2 Ravens Ranch is perfectly situated for your exploration of Southeastern Arizona! Whether you are interested in hiking, biking, climbing, horseback riding, wine-tasting, bird watching or visiting nearby Tombstone, Kartchner Caverns, or Chiricahua National Monument, 2 Ravens Ranch makes an outstanding basecamp.
For you equine enthusiasts, you will have access to a large corral that is ideal for two horses with a divided 3-sided shed, and 75 gallon tank with stock heater and float. There is also a shed for your hay, feed, and tack if you plan to stay a few days! Plenty of maneuvering room for a LQ horse trailer.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from
$45
/ night
Cold Bore Ranch
10. Cold Bore Ranch
100%
(1)
46mi from Douglas · 8 sites
Learn more about this land:6 RV full hook up spaces, a 1 Br Casita, lots of tent camping area, covered pens and turn outs for 20 to 40 horses. Round Pen and arenas, tack House, great water, great trails, great Arizona rarified air
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$40
/ night
THE OLD WEST
11. THE OLD WEST
100%
(4)
43mi from Douglas
Built in 1917
97% (160) • 51 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Douglas
Moksha Sanctuary
1. Moksha Sanctuary
91%
(29)
32mi from Douglas · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Hello, we have acreage that we are allowing travelers to stay on. We are 15 miles from Chiricahua National Monument, located along the ‘Wilcox Loop’. Along the loop is also Cochise Stronghold and many wineries! If you travel south from here, we are 45 minutes from my favorite town Bisbee. Stars galore!
Attention: as the area can be dry we do not allow fire pits, however a stove/grill for cooking is expectable. Thank you
Pets
from
$12
/ night
LeRoy & Paula's Alpacas
2. LeRoy & Paula's Alpacas
98%
(172)
37mi from Douglas · 2 sites
just a quick walk to the San Pedro River or a short drive to Tombstone and Bisbee.Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent on four primitive acres and enjoy plenty of walking trails and enjoy a fire on our cool desert evenings. Each site can accommodate 2 vehicles and 2 large tents. The sites are surrounded by Mesquite trees (be mindful of the thorns). It's a short walk to the main house, where you will pass a herd of Alpacas to get water from our well. Book a farm tour and learn all about the animals and why we raise them. We love to share our love of Alpacas with everyone. You can even take some Alpaca fiber with you by visiting our farm store.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from
$11
/ night
RV sites, mountain view!
3. RV sites, mountain view!
100%
(21)
39mi from Douglas · 6 sites
Learn more about this land:Tombstone Tombstone is famous for cowboy lore. The 12,000 foot Courthouse holds a treasure trove of authentic cowboy history and information about its rich past as a silver mining town.Bird WatchingThere are several nearby areas popular for bird watching like the Ash & Miller Canyons, the Environmental Operations Park, Garden Canyon, Las Cienegas National Conservation Area, Ramsey Canyon Preserve and more.HikingThe dessert contains a wide variety of natural wonders. There are caverns, mountains, waterfalls, land bridges and more simply waiting to be explored. Popular destinations include Kartchner Caverns, Carr House, Chiricahua National Monument, Coronado National Monument, Garden Canyon and more.Horseback RidingOf all the area attractions, we are most knowledgeable about horseback riding trails in Cochise County. Bring your own horses and we can point you in the right area to ride in nearby parks such as Catalina State Park, Saguaro National Park, Coronado National Forest and more.Mountain BikingThe Huachuca Mountains in the Coronado National Forest offers a wide variety of mountain biking trails. Many trails are open for all uses including hiking, biking and equestrians.MuseumsHistory comes alive in the various museums on Native American History, Mining Towns, Military Forts and Train Depots. Popular destinations include: Benson Museum, Border Air Museum, Garden Canyon, Rex Allen Museum, US Army Military Intelligence Museum and more.Wine TastingsThere are several vineyards in the area. Taste wines made with local and imported grapes.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$45
/ night
Coronado National Forest
4. Coronado National Forest
80%
(46)
National forest 75mi from Douglas · 479 sites
If you think southern Arizona is nothing but parched desert, think again.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Chiricahua National Monument
5. Chiricahua National Monument
100%
(12)
National park 43mi from Douglas · 26 sites
An offbeat wonderland of hoodoos and balanced rocks in a seldom-visited corner of Arizona.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Camp Etowa
6. Camp Etowa
83%
(21)
22mi from Douglas · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Former ranch land in the historic old mining town of Bisbee, Arizona. Ongoing projects -
restoring the orchard, growing new varieties of flowers,
cacti and other drought tolerant plants that are "appropriate" for the high desert with Etowa Farms, harvesting and milling mesquite, irrigation, water harvesting, recycled bottle and can walls, composting
and turning the corral into a music venue. We are committed to the wildlife and ecosystem at Camp Etowa and will be hosting
a swap meet and sessions
in sustainability, art, survival and wilderness medicine soon. We have two very friendly service dogs, an owl and a hawk that hang out with us, javalena, jack rabbits, mule deer, quail, doves and coyote that will sing to you on clear nights (sometimes even if it's cloudy). We love kids and dogs, but this is tuly wilderness; so be prepared to for the occasional encounter.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
$30
/ night
Wild Oak Wilderness
7. Wild Oak Wilderness
100%
(5)
31mi from Douglas · 7 sites
Learn more about this land:
Dust off your cowboy boots and come pitch a tent on this starlit rugged terrain. This property is something special, a fenced in area on a real western ranch. Say howdy to the cows on your way in and say goodbye to the hustle and bustle of the city. Enjoy the peace and quiet or saddle up and check out the local tourist attractions. Just a stones throw from historic Tombstone and the OK Corral and just around the bend from Bisbee and the copper queen mine; an old mining town with a new fangled twist. This slice of paradise is up high lonesome road off of Gleeson road. Follow high lonesome rd for a couple miles and then go through the white painted steel push gate. Some times the ranch dogs are loose and they bark and act scary but they won’t do anything. Just ignore them if they are there(it’s not too common). Continue on that road until a slight right down a steep incline onto silver bill rd. There is one more slight right to remain on silver bill rd and then you should be home free. Follow the road down the hill. Our gate is where silver bill rd. dead ends on the left hand side. It’s best to have the gps route pre loaded while you still have a strong signal before you get out there. Have a serene stay!
Pets
Toilets
Potable water
from
$27
/ night
Silver Spur Homestead
8. Silver Spur Homestead
94%
(9)
37mi from Douglas · 3 sites
Welcome to Silver Spur Homestead! Stay in an old west-style settlers' cabin complete with a full bathroom and a private deck. Enjoy amazing sunsets with views of historic Tombstone and the Dragoon Mountains. Just a short 5-min walk to famous Allen Street. Experience the most unique and eco-friendly stay in Tombstone. Old west living with modern ammenities.
Smoking is allowed in designated areas.
Pets are not allowed.
Game/tv/bar area on site.
Parties are not allowed.
Quiet hours are between 10:00 PM and 8:00 AM.
Alcohol is permitted in your tent or the bar area. BYOB
Off-site nearby are hiking, fishing, horseback riding, historic tours, entertainment, shopping, restaurants, museums,
WINTER RESERVATIONS: Please check instructions inside the tent on how to properly use the heater to warm up the tent. If you need assistance please contact the host on-site. We recommend bringing extra blankets because nights can be cold!
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$125
/ night
2 Ravens Ranch
9. 2 Ravens Ranch
100%
(7)
45mi from Douglas · 1 site · Tent, RV
At the base of the Dragoon mountains at 4500' elevation, 2 Ravens Ranch is perfectly situated for your exploration of Southeastern Arizona! Whether you are interested in hiking, biking, climbing, horseback riding, wine-tasting, bird watching or visiting nearby Tombstone, Kartchner Caverns, or Chiricahua National Monument, 2 Ravens Ranch makes an outstanding basecamp.
For you equine enthusiasts, you will have access to a large corral that is ideal for two horses with a divided 3-sided shed, and 75 gallon tank with stock heater and float. There is also a shed for your hay, feed, and tack if you plan to stay a few days! Plenty of maneuvering room for a LQ horse trailer.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from
$45
/ night
Cold Bore Ranch
10. Cold Bore Ranch
100%
(1)
46mi from Douglas · 8 sites
Learn more about this land:6 RV full hook up spaces, a 1 Br Casita, lots of tent camping area, covered pens and turn outs for 20 to 40 horses. Round Pen and arenas, tack House, great water, great trails, great Arizona rarified air
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$40
/ night
THE OLD WEST
11. THE OLD WEST
100%
(4)
43mi from Douglas
Built in 1917
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Sandy
2 weeks ago
45 ft Class C
Hidden Gem near Pearce and Sunsites AZ! Spacious sites for our RV's towing trailers and Toyhauler. Site numbers were not clear on reservations but Host let us switch to 1,2 and 3 for our rigs. We came to explore ATV trails. Great spot to camp near trails in Coronado National Forest Area and Turkey Creek (although there is a little road riding to get to the trails). We will be back to explore more trails!
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Sandy
2 weeks ago
45 ft toy hauler
Great camping spot for atv riding! Becky was very helpful and accommodating!
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Robert
2 weeks ago
36 ft fifth wheel
This was a great nearby spot for visiting Chiricahua National Monument with a larger trailer that won't fit in their campground. It's also a great spot for dark skies. The only negative is that it is a very dusty spot.
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Bronwyn
3 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
Just what we needed for a quick overnight while visiting Bisbee. Roy was very nice, and got us settled in our site. Be aware there are a lot of barking dogs in close proximity. Not a problem in van/camper, but felt like it would have put my dogs on edge if we were in a tent.
Watch out for Google Maps. It recommended the southern route frolm Bisbee, which had a lot of dirt and gravel roads. Northern route is much easier and more straightforward.
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Janice
February 2026
Tent
Leroy greeted us with a warm smile. He was very informative, accommodating and so generous with his knowledge on Alpaca and this beautiful region. The site was clean and private.
We extended our stay a couple more days because it was so centrally located and we felt safe here.
Thank you for a great experience!
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Jessica
February 2026
19 ft pop-up camper
A beautiful spot that is well off the road and feels private. View of the mountains was beautiful and Melanie was so welcoming.
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Gene
February 2026
17 ft travel trailer
This spot is conviently close to Chiricahua National Monument.
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Jeff
February 2026
30 ft travel trailer
Very comfortable, level place to stay. Some true horse ranch activity happening there. Watched John shoe a horse among other chores. Ms Becky was an awesome hostess with great communication along the way. Definitely stay if you get a chance.
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Garry
January 2026
22 ft travel trailer
With pets
This location worked really well for us. It is convenient to get to and central to local stuff, in particular to Dragoons range and the Stronghold. The view is great from camp. The local farm scene is our style. Melody is a sweet lady and great host. Would suggest this as a winter venue since the weather is superb
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Dean
January 2026
19 ft campervan
With pets
Great spot! Rebecca and John have created a wonderful stop-over with easy access to hiking in Chiracahua National Monument and Cochise Stronghold. We loved playing with the dogs and watching the other animals on the farm.
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Dean
January 2026
19 ft campervan
With pets
Great spot to relax and explore the Chiricahua area. The night sky was amazing, and we loved playing with Rebecca’s dogs!
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b
December 2025
59 ft toy hauler
With pets
An awesome desert site down a short "primitive" road a quarter mile from pavement. Wildlife, peaceful, horses, a resident hawk, perfect sunrises over the Chiricahua Mountains and beautiful sunsets behind the Huachuca Mountains.
Wonderful hosts, easy in and out. I have a 60 foot rig and it went in pretty well.
Saw a couple of big cats, quite a few deer, coyote scat, so they're around too. (Keep your small pets on lead.) Definitely would return.
Just an aside, it's just up the road from Johnny Ringo's grave site. What fun!
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Carole
December 2025
16 ft travel trailer
RV Ranch is located in a beautiful spot of Cochise County. Gorgeous view of Cochise Stronghold and surrounding ranges. It’s a working ranch so you’ll hear animal noises which added to the peace of the place for me. Full hookup, very level site made it a breeze to get settled quickly. I was so fortunate to witness the great crane migration during my stay. Thousands of them made their way to their winter home right overhead. Truly amazing. Highly recommend RV Ranch to anyone visiting this stunning area of AZ.
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andrew
November 2025
Tent
I work out of town occasionaly and dont like to waste money on motel rooms. Itd great there are places like this where someone can just pitch a tent, and enjoy the quietness of the outdoors. The campsites themselves were great. A small open area surrounded by trees. There were chairs provided around campfire pits. A portapotty was provided, which is a great benefit you dont get while rustic camping. The price was unbeatable! I will definately be back to spend some more time with the awesome hosts, and the adorable animals!
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Betty
November 2025
40 ft travel trailer
Thank you Rebecca and John for a quiet, welcoming, real ranch to relax at. See you another day🌵
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Juhl
August 2025
Tent
The privacy was fantastic! The proximity to everything yet out in the country was good. Lots of livestock of all kinds around the area.
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LeeAnn
August 2025
20 ft campervan
The Lazy Horse Ranch is easy to get to off of the main road.
I had a great night at Lazy Horse Ranch. It was quite and comfortably. The hook ups were in working order. I even got some much needed rain.
I checked out the horses, the library, there was a place to make coffee, do laundry. They had information about trails in the area.
Maybe I will bring my horses out for a horsey vacation in the future.
Thanks for the nice stay.
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Robert
May 2025
Tent
Nice friendly hosts. Don't pass up the Tour, you will learn a lot. Nice camping spot. They even bring a porta-potty to your spot and have water available if you need to fill up a jug.
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Michael
March 2025
Tent
With pets
Nice location . Kinda small to maneuver a trailer around in . Spots are kinda close together. Was quiet and a nice stay
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Katjiana
March 2025
Tent
Directions to find were perfect! Quiet camp site and it was easy to steak out tent. 15 minutes out of the Chiricahua National Monument.
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