The best dog-friendly camping near Summerhaven

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Camping with pets in Summerhaven puts you right in the thick of Arizona’s high country. Over 480 pet-friendly sites scatter the area, where pine forests meet rocky outcrops and the night air drops cool even in summer. Prices start as low as $10, with an average around $45 per night. Showers and toilets are common, so you won’t have to rough it. You’ll spot wildlife—keep an eye out for deer picking through the brush—and can cast a line or saddle up for some horseback riding if you want to stretch your legs. Local favorites include Camp Saguaro (512 reviews), El Pais Motel & Campgrounds (424 reviews), and Epic Private 300 Acre Saguaro Park (127 reviews). Bring your dog, leash up, and hit the trails—just remember the desert sun gets strong, even at elevation.

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Desert hideaway

2. Desert hideaway

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46mi from Summerhaven · 1 site · RV · Green Valley, AZ
Our property is Learn more about this land: Park your RV at our place on your travels, we are 5 min off the interstate! Dirt road is great for walking, some parts of the year people pass through for birding. Some people come to check out the area to potentially move to the area and some only come for the winters. We also have a short little nature trail that we made ourselves. We are 30 minutes south of Tucson, 25 minute drive away from Madera Canyon/Coronado National Forest for some great hiking and bird watching! No light pollution so you can see the stars good at night. Remember the term sky island. Here in southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico, mountains seemingly come out of nowhere to dominate an otherwise flat landscape. Discover the five distinct areas of this national forest, all of which have their own sky islands. Start your wanderings at Sabino Canyon. Steep rock cliffs and unique desert vegetation follow Sabino Creek, which maintains water year-round. Keep a sharp eye out for desert wildlife adapted for high heat and low humidity. Gila monsters may sun themselves on rocks, while bobcats sip from the creek's water. Discover Miller Peak, the highest peak in the Huachuca Mountains. Wilderness surrounding the area comprises vertical cliffs and deep canyons. Follow an 11.5-mile, moderately hard trail to the top of the mountain. The mountain rises 3,500 feet above the countrysidePets are allowed. Please make sure you pick up after them.
Potable water
Trash
from 
$37
 / night
Diamond Bell Park

4. Diamond Bell Park

42mi from Summerhaven · 3 sites · Lodging · Tucson, AZ
We are located right across the street from 3,200 acres of Recreational State Land. Bring your hiking boots, or your ATV. Plenty of trails for both. Dogs are welcome, too! There is an old fluorite mine (Keystone Peak) to explore, and the designated shooting area is a quick walk from the campsites. This is a wildlife heavy area. It is common to see deer, rabbits, javelinas, tarantulas, and the occasional gila monster while walking about. The coyotes live next door, and have band practice every night. The owls tend to join in. Our property is 100% off-grid. Our electricity comes from solar, and our water is delivered from a local well. Each campsite is powered, and comes with a microwave, coffee pot, small refrigerator, extra outlets, and USB ports to charge phones. RV sites also have a 12 volt coach battery connection. There is also a compost toilet and fire pit for each campsite. There is a shower building on the property, as well as a grill. We are located 30 miles Southwest of Tucson. There is a Speedway gas station 5 miles away, a fun ranch style bar&grill (Fred’s) 7 miles away, and a smattering of dollar stores and an Ace Hardware 9 miles away. Be sure to bring what you need.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
$33
 / night

Camping with pets in Summerhaven puts you right in the thick of Arizona’s high country. Over 480 pet-friendly sites scatter the area, where pine forests meet rocky outcrops and the night air drops cool even in summer. Prices start as low as $10, with an average around $45 per night. Showers and toilets are common, so you won’t have to rough it. You’ll spot wildlife—keep an eye out for deer picking through the brush—and can cast a line or saddle up for some horseback riding if you want to stretch your legs. Local favorites include Camp Saguaro (512 reviews), El Pais Motel & Campgrounds (424 reviews), and Epic Private 300 Acre Saguaro Park (127 reviews). Bring your dog, leash up, and hit the trails—just remember the desert sun gets strong, even at elevation.

94% (2K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Desert hideaway

2. Desert hideaway

100%
(7)
46mi from Summerhaven · 1 site · RV · Green Valley, AZ
Our property is Learn more about this land: Park your RV at our place on your travels, we are 5 min off the interstate! Dirt road is great for walking, some parts of the year people pass through for birding. Some people come to check out the area to potentially move to the area and some only come for the winters. We also have a short little nature trail that we made ourselves. We are 30 minutes south of Tucson, 25 minute drive away from Madera Canyon/Coronado National Forest for some great hiking and bird watching! No light pollution so you can see the stars good at night. Remember the term sky island. Here in southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico, mountains seemingly come out of nowhere to dominate an otherwise flat landscape. Discover the five distinct areas of this national forest, all of which have their own sky islands. Start your wanderings at Sabino Canyon. Steep rock cliffs and unique desert vegetation follow Sabino Creek, which maintains water year-round. Keep a sharp eye out for desert wildlife adapted for high heat and low humidity. Gila monsters may sun themselves on rocks, while bobcats sip from the creek's water. Discover Miller Peak, the highest peak in the Huachuca Mountains. Wilderness surrounding the area comprises vertical cliffs and deep canyons. Follow an 11.5-mile, moderately hard trail to the top of the mountain. The mountain rises 3,500 feet above the countrysidePets are allowed. Please make sure you pick up after them.
Potable water
Trash
from 
$37
 / night
Diamond Bell Park

4. Diamond Bell Park

42mi from Summerhaven · 3 sites · Lodging · Tucson, AZ
We are located right across the street from 3,200 acres of Recreational State Land. Bring your hiking boots, or your ATV. Plenty of trails for both. Dogs are welcome, too! There is an old fluorite mine (Keystone Peak) to explore, and the designated shooting area is a quick walk from the campsites. This is a wildlife heavy area. It is common to see deer, rabbits, javelinas, tarantulas, and the occasional gila monster while walking about. The coyotes live next door, and have band practice every night. The owls tend to join in. Our property is 100% off-grid. Our electricity comes from solar, and our water is delivered from a local well. Each campsite is powered, and comes with a microwave, coffee pot, small refrigerator, extra outlets, and USB ports to charge phones. RV sites also have a 12 volt coach battery connection. There is also a compost toilet and fire pit for each campsite. There is a shower building on the property, as well as a grill. We are located 30 miles Southwest of Tucson. There is a Speedway gas station 5 miles away, a fun ranch style bar&grill (Fred’s) 7 miles away, and a smattering of dollar stores and an Ace Hardware 9 miles away. Be sure to bring what you need.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
$33
 / night

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