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Cabins near Fort Apache

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If you're looking for a camping adventure near Fort Apache, Arizona, Hipcamp has over 330 options to choose from. Whether you prefer pitching a tent in the peaceful Apache desert at Desert Skies (136 reviews), staying at the cozy Shiloh Ranch Guesthouse (34 reviews), or camping at the scenic Bakers Akers (24 reviews), we've got you covered. With popular amenities like trash disposal, toilets, and cooking equipment, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. And if you're into swimming, surfing, or off-roading (OHV), these campsites offer the perfect terrain for your favorite activities.

Top-rated cabin rentals near Fort Apache

Rustic Log Cabin

1. Rustic Log Cabin

35mi from Fort Apache · 1 site
Large rustic log cabin in the pines. Our families favorite place to be. Cabin is 2800 sqft. and has a large 1400 sqft. deck for enjoying the outdoors and views overlooking Greer Valley. Great base camp for fishing and hiking in the spring and summer, hunting in the fall and skiing in the winter. Very close to the three Greer lakes and only 15 minutes to Sunrise Ski Park. Quiet secluded location but still close to all Greer and the White Mountains has to offer.
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Heaslett's Circle B Cabins And RV

2. Heaslett's Circle B Cabins And RV

35mi from Fort Apache
Escape to Heaslett’s Circle B Cabins & RV Park in Greer, AZ, at 8,500 ft in the White Mountains. Surrounded by forests, lakes, streams, and wildlife, it’s a peaceful high-country retreat. Enjoy fishing, hiking, hunting, and birdwatching just minutes away, with cool temps, fresh mountain air, and scenic beauty year-round.
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

3. Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

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National forest 55mi from Fort Apache · 1058 sites
Explore the vast Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests known for its jaw-dropping mountain country in east-central Arizona. Trek out onto the other worldly Mogollon Rim, and dive into sparkling cold-water lakes. Climb out of the muggy valleys and into the refreshing high country—the forest is known for hundreds of miles of hiking filled with stunning vistas. Most importantly, stay awhile and be sure to bring your tent!
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Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field
Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

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