The best glamping sites in Tonto National Forest, AZ
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Hike, bike, and camp in Arizona’s largest and most diverse national forest.
The best glamping sites in Tonto National Forest, AZ
Red Rock Roping, LLC
1. Red Rock Roping, LLC
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36mi from Tonto National Forest · 6 sites · RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Red Rock Roping! Where you will be a close 3 mile drive to old town Cave Creek restaurants, bars, and shopping strip. But far enough to enjoy a quiet and peaceful scenery of mountains, sunsets and sunrises. Don’t forget to kick your feet up, and end your night to enjoy a wide open view of the stars! Also, keep your eyes open for desert critters such as rattlesnakes, tarantulas, scorpions, deer, road runners, bob cats, and coyotes. We ask please do not pet, catch, feed or leave any food out that will attract them. Enjoy them from a picture away :)
Our 2 accessible acres will give you 360 view of mountains, our Red Rock Roping arena, and a Saloon to gather under to enjoy cool refreshments, and a meal with your friends/family. Right outside our entrance going North on 80th Street you can hike over to the Grapevine Wash which is a short walk away from the Cave Creek Town Trail System for hiking and horseback riding, and if you’re adventurous you can hike up 2 miles of a 800’ climb on a gravel road/trails to “Mexican Hat” for an even more incredible view! We are a 30 amp full hook up (sewer, water & electrical) for 33’ RV’s and living quarters horse trailers. You will also have access to our community laundry area, with a large garbage can to dump a bag if needed.
Some suggestions for town; Grab some quick delicous breakfast and coffee at Janey’s. Or American cuisine lunch at The Horny Toad, a Mexican cuisine dinner while watching the turtles in the pond at El Encanto! Ofrenda, right at the end of the road, also has great authentic Mexican cuisine. Many restaurants to choose from all within a short drive. Bashas, Safeway, Target, and Walmart and Sprouts are all within a 3-6 mile drive too!
We have two turnout pens for horses. That are located right behind where you will park your trailer. They both have a cover that provides some shade, as well as running water. We do not provide any feed, so please make sure you bring some! We ask that you please do not feed any horses that do not belong to you. Or go into any pen that your horse is not in. For safety and respect :) Thank you in advance.
(Horse turnouts are an extra $25 each/per night)
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Marguerita Ranch
2. Marguerita Ranch
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38mi from Tonto National Forest · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Pitch your tent or park your camper among towering Saguaros with stunning mountain views in every direction. Bring your camera or your horses! This is the perfect spot for relaxing, stargazing, and soaking in those famous Arizona sunsets. You’ll have a spacious, private campsite all to yourself—I only allow one booking at a time to ensure a peaceful and personal experience.
Please note: This is a working horse ranch, which means you'll see fencing, trailers, and occasional activity from people helping keep the ranch running. While your campsite is private, our property is just over two acres—so you'll also see neighboring homes. If you're looking for complete solitude with no sights, sounds, or smells of ranch life, I recommend dispersed camping elsewhere.
My 2.2-acre private horse ranch is home to:
• 8 rescue horses
• 2 donkeys
• 8 mini pigs and a few chickens!
…all ready to meet and greet!
Trail access? Absolutely.
Hiking and horseback riding trails lead directly from the property into Spur Cross Conservation Area—or take a short 10-minute drive to a main trailhead. Black Mountain Hiking Trail is also nearby and offers panoramic views of the valley. You can even ride your horse into town and tie up at the local cowboy bars!
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A few things to note:
• The landscape varies with the season—there won’t be green grass in the summer
• Please keep pets away from cactus—they bite!
• We’re located in a desert neighborhood, so please respect the nearby homes. My house and neighbors house will be in view from your campsite.
• A horse corral (50 ft round pen) is available to rent—message me if interested!
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Looking for more adventure? Lake Pleasant, Bartlett Lake, Tonto National Forest, Seven Springs, and other scenic destinations are a short drive away. Need supplies? Walmart, Lowe’s, Tractor Supply, and more are just 10 minutes down the road. Want to explore a truly unique cowboy town? Cave Creek is full of Old West charm, with saloons, quirky shops, live music, and horses sharing the road with motorcycles.
Follow and tag us on Instagram: @margueritaranch
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Cave Creek Quiet Homestead
3. Cave Creek Quiet Homestead
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40mi from Tonto National Forest · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Quiet slice of heaven under the stars on our homestead.
We continue to have reduced our camping experience for our winter 2025 season to keep our site secluded and private. Please check back for open dates and sites
Our space offers a tranquil setting with several camping options.
Site # 1: Glamping Tent is Closed for 2025 season. We are offering tent campers at this site on a limited availability.
Site #2: Saguaro Camp site. Bring your tent or rent one of ours.
Site # 3: RV Glamping. Queen size bed with a dinette that can be used as an extra bed for the little ones.
Site # 4 RV, Pop Ups or Living Quarters with horses/mules
Site # 5 Boarding for Horses or Mules
We offer Communal Spaces with restroom, grill, table, other seating with larger fire-pit. Feel free to visit our horses, chickens or hike our beautiful trails right from the property.
Enjoy the horses, the stars at night and our neighboring coyotes sing if you are lucky.
Our home is close by, the little white farmhouse on the hill.
Thank you for looking!
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Ash Creek: Canyon Views & History
4. Ash Creek: Canyon Views & History
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42mi from Tonto National Forest · 14 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Experience the beauty of nature like never before with a camping trip to Ash Creek Canyon. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this canyon offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you're an avid camper or a first-timer, Ash Creek Canyon provides the perfect backdrop for your outdoor adventure. With its towering cliffs, lush greenery, and soothing creek, it's a haven for nature lovers. Set up your tent under the stars, explore scenic hiking trails, or simply relax by the water's edge. Don't forget to pack your essentials and follow local guidelines to ensure a safe and unforgettable experience. Discover the tranquility of Ash Creek Canyon—where adventure meets peace.
Nestled within the Tonto National Forest lies a privately owned canyon and historic city, untouched by the public since 1945. Now reopened, this secluded haven offers a rare opportunity to explore one of Arizona’s most pristine landscapes. Winding through the canyon is Ash Creek, accompanied by scenic camping areas and a long-forgotten mining town of Chrysotile. Home to a remarkable variety of native plants and wildlife, this area has been recognized by Arizona Fish and Game as one of the most biologically rich regions in the state.
Discover the Outdoors with Us
Welcome to the start of your next adventure! We are passionate about providing exceptional experiences, connecting you with nature, and creating memories that last a lifetime. Whether you're a seasoned camper or trying it out for the first time, our carefully curated sites and commitment to quality service ensure you'll have an unforgettable journey.
Explore Ash Creek Canyon with Our Side-by-Side Off-Road Vehicle Rentals
Make the most of your stay in Ash Creek Canyon, whether you’re camping under the stars or relaxing in a cozy house rental. We offer side-by-side off-road vehicles available for rent, perfect for exploring the stunning landscapes and trails of the canyon. Each vehicle is designed to comfortably accommodate up to six people, making it ideal for families and groups of friends. Embark on your next adventure with ease and create unforgettable memories in the great outdoors! The rate for machine rentals is $400 a day. We can also provide some safe trail ideas.
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Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
5. Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
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43mi from Tonto National Forest · 1 site
Runner up for best HipCamp in Arizona! Darling camping A-Frame located in NE Phoenix, just 15 minutes from the airport, perfect for a short stay in Phoenix, or if you're heading up to the Grand Canyon or Sedona. The A-Frame is super cozy and has large clear panels above the bed for nighttime stargazing. If clouds obscure the stars then simply enjoy the unique star lighting strategically placed in the Citi StarGazer. Super comfortable queen-sized bed, and wonderful bedding make for the perfect night's sleep. Linens are provided. Campers may use the onsite swimming pool. Small secondary building with portable toilet and newly built outdoor shower (not a tent anymore) with hot water. Perfect economical stay for adventurers in the Phoenix area, the fifth largest city in the US with tons of things to do! Located close to great hiking such as Camelback Mountain, Piestewa Peak and the Phoenix Mountain Preserve. The A-Frame is located in the large backyard of our Phoenix home in a nice neighborhood. We live onsite and look forward to hosting you! Happy (and economical) travels, y'all!
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Phoenix Mountains Treehouse
6. Phoenix Mountains Treehouse
98%
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48mi from Tonto National Forest · 1 site
A treehouse in the city of Phoenix?! Yes. Our 1 acre property just outside of the heart of Central Phoenix has two legacy pine trees, one of which holds a treehouse that was originally built as an extra space for our family and is now open for guests.
Not too long ago, our neighborhood roads were dirt, and there are still several horse ranches in the neighborhood. Hiking trails start at the end of our street leading to the Phoenix Mountains and a 3 minute drive will get you to Dreamy Draw Park and Piestewa Peak, with endless miles of hiking and grand views of the city.
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Glamperous Camper • Couples Desert
7. Glamperous Camper • Couples Desert
16mi from Tonto National Forest · 1 site
Welcome to Glamperous Camper, a couples-only desert escape designed for quiet nights, wide skies, and unforgettable ambiance. This thoughtfully styled camper blends comfort with intention—perfect for stargazing, reconnecting, and slowing down without sacrificing the essentials.
Every stay includes our Signature Night Ambiance, a curated outdoor setup featuring solar lighting and star accents that transform the space after sunset. Evenings here are calm, private, and atmospheric—ideal for a glass of wine, late conversations, or simply watching the sky come alive.
Inside, you’ll find a clean, comfortable retreat with everything needed for a relaxed multi-night stay. Outside, the desert offers open views, peaceful surroundings, and a sense of space that’s hard to find anywhere else.
Hosted by a retired Army veteran, this stay reflects attention to detail, reliability, and care. Guests consistently appreciate the cleanliness, clear communication, and the intentional experience that makes this place feel special.
If you’re looking for a romantic getaway, a unique desert stay, or a quiet place to unplug and enjoy the night—Glamperous Camper was created for you.
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Bar Lazy D
8. Bar Lazy D
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29mi from Tonto National Forest · 1 site
We are a Horse Training Boarding and Breeding facility specializing in horse experiences but exceptional access to hike golf, Atv , 40 minutes to Bartlett lake, 20 minutes to West World. Overnight stalls available.Rv spaces, bunk house and camping are all available. Come enjoy the gorgeous sunsets but close to Scottsdale
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Cohnanza
9. Cohnanza
39mi from Tonto National Forest · 2 sites
Come immerse yourself in the Sonoran Desert on this 5-acre property offering gorgeous desert and mountain views, just a 5-minute drive from the heart of Cave Creek. We have two casitas on our property, and we also offer spots for those wishing to stay in their own van; however, these spots do not have restroom or electric hookups.
We also have a stationary 35-foot fifth wheel with an enclosed patio area. It features a front master bedroom with a queen bed, a kitchen, a bathroom with shower, a half bath, and a back area that can double as additional sleeping space. There’s also an indoor gas fireplace, plus access to an outdoor fire pit and grill. Beautiful views await you each morning—along with lots of bunnies, birds, and our three “resident” coyotes: Larry, Curly, and Mo! You’ll know it’s Sunday morning if you wake up to church bells.
We would love to share this little slice of heaven we’ve fallen in love with with our fellow travelers. We discovered Hipcamp by accident while looking for a place to car camp ourselves and instantly fell in love with the community and shared sense of adventure and camaraderie not found in hotels. While you’ll feel miles away from it all the second you drive through the private gate, the quirky Western/biker town is just a couple of miles away. Whether you’re looking to stay “put” or your plans include adventuring during the day and hitting the bars at night, you’ll be centrally located.
We’re surrounded by horse properties, so it’s not unusual to see riders out. In fact, if you’re lucky, you might even spot one going through the Starbucks drive-through! We’re within a 5-minute drive of both Dove Valley and Rancho Mañana golf courses, quite a few places to rent ATVs, and amazing hikes ranging from short and easy to climbing Black Mountain—which can be seen from just about anywhere on our property—and everything in between. Oh, and did I mention the temperatures are 5–8 degrees cooler than Phoenix?
Whether you’re escaping city life locally, visiting for a specific event, or traveling from out of state, this is a great retreat to get away from it all and go home recharged!
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The Cozy Peach at Schnepf Farms
10. The Cozy Peach at Schnepf Farms
46mi from Tonto National Forest · 8 sites
Glamping is the new “experience” when traveling! It’s become so popular that even hotels are setting up glamping areas on their properties. Glamping gives you a camping experience with all the comforts of a luxury hotel. And what makes the Cozy Peach unique, are the vintage trailers. Schnepf Farms has one of the largest displays of vintage Airstreams, Spartans, Silver Streaks, and more! All are refurbished for an incredible overnight stay.
What is Included?
- Comfortable trailer with your own grass yard and patio.
- Private fire ring (propane or real)
- Plush bedding
- Flat Screen TV with Netflix
- Kitchen stocked with plates & dinnerware
- Personal gas grill
- Keurig Coffee Machines & pods
- Outdoor relaxing areas
- Ping pong & For Hole available
- Beautiful Farm to enjoy with a bakery, Country Store, Schnepf family museum, UPICK gardens and peach orchards, Train rides, and more
Cozy Peach guests can enhance their farm stay experience with private dinners, breakfast delivery, private animal feeding, and other seasonal activities. Reach out to our Cozy Peach concierge for current offerings!
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Mesa Gardens RV Park
11. Mesa Gardens RV Park
44mi from Tonto National Forest · 58 sites
Mesa Gardens RV Park stands out as a unique destination, seamlessly blending a serene atmosphere with the convenience of urban living. Recently reopened after extensive renovations, this beloved park now features 90 newly activated sites and a host of enhancements that elevate its already remarkable charm.
Guests at Mesa Gardens enjoy exclusive access to the adjacent 3-acre Beverly Park, which includes a playground and ample green space for pets to roam freely. The park boasts a beautifully restored midcentury clubhouse, inviting outdoor gathering areas equipped with lighting and shaded turf for recreational activities, as well as convenient onsite laundry and shower facilities.
Its prime location directly across from the Valley Metro Rail station makes it an ideal choice for traveling professionals, including nurses and construction workers, who value both community and accessibility. Whether you choose to rent a fully furnished cottage or settle into a modern RV site, you will discover a clean, safe, and welcoming environment.
Join us for our grand reopening and immerse yourself in the charm and convenience of Mesa Gardens RV Park—a true urban oasis that offers a perfect blend of relaxation and accessibility to nearby attractions, outdoor activities, restaurants, and shops.
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Micah
2 weeks ago
1 night at Marguerita Ranch
Margarita Ranch is such a unique and beautiful place to stay! It was the perfect introduction to the Phoenix area for us. So many huge, beautiful saguaros, super dark at night to see the sky lit up with stars, and the friendliest pigs, horses, and donkeys to pet. Macy was a super communicative and hospitable host. We even found a wonderful hike to do after we checked out that was an under 15 minute drive from the site— Jewel of the Creek Preserve. We had such a great time.
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Kristin
2 weeks ago
With kids
Paul was so kind and helpful.
The bathroom was so clean and newly done! I loved the country his + hers theme to the bathroom.
I loved the deck to view all the stars in the sky.
The room was perfect for the 6 of us it was cozy and not crowded. The fridge was sufficient for a substaintal amount of food considering the small size of it. The wood work and the country memorabilia from a life well lived surrounded by the horse ranch was top tier for our family to experience. We loved it and will be back.
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Elle
3 weeks ago
1 night at Phoenix Mountains Treehouse
We had an absolutely lovely time staying at the treehouse! It’s clean, cozy and you can tell they put a lot of thought into it to make sure you felt at home. Their property is a bonus! Gorgeous big yard where you can just sit and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Another bonus- you’ll definitely see a bunny or two hopping around their yard! Outside bathroom is well kept! Very nice owners! Looking forward to coming back and staying longer than a night!
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Amalia
3 weeks ago
2 nights at Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
My husband and I really enjoyed staying here. After car camping for two nights this felt luxurious. We desperately needed a hot shower after hiking for 2 days in Tucson and swimming. The place we stayed before only had cold water, while this shower got really hot very quickly, and it was so nice. It also might seem like a simple thing, but the industrial size shampoo, conditioner, and body wash was really nice for them to provide. Camping for 7 days out of a small backpack you only have room for free sample size toiletries, so I was able to wash my hair everyday here and after a long day of hiking it was exactly what we needed to feel refreshed. It was really cloudy the nights we stayed so the star lights were a nice touch. My husband was initially worried when I said it was in someone's backyard. But it was incredibly private. We rarely saw our host, and were able to enjoy the backyard, pool, and even enjoy a peaceful meal at the table next to the pool. He mentioned as we were leaving how different but nice this was compared to our other stays.
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Scott
January 2026
Weekend Trip to Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
Good location. Well kept. Attention to detail. Cool vibe.
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Sarah
January 2026
With pets
It was my second time staying here. I love this cozy little space and my dog does too.
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Elizabeth
January 2026
Weekend Trip to Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
Accommodation is lovely. But it was a little hard to regulate the temp inside the a-frame. The portable heater worked really well.
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Anna
January 2026
Weekend Trip to Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
It' has amazing view! I stayed there during wolf moon 🌝 and it was like best moon bathing I ever had ✨🌟⭐💫. The place is like a little cozy retreat style. They will have more of this prototype in North Arizona 🌵🏕️ Totally worth it 🙌
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Navzad
January 2026
1 night at Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
Beautiful, cozy, easy and affordable. Refreshing stop on a road trip
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Le
January 2026
1 night at Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
Beautiful little oasis in the middle of the city! Host is really sweet. Super cozy!
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Kelly
December 2025
Weekend Trip to Phoenix Mountains Treehouse
Cool set up! Clean , Patio set up is pretty nice. Having your own entrance and parking area was nice too!
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Armida
December 2025
1 night at Phoenix Mountains Treehouse
Stayed for only one night, but the treehouse is very beautiful. I would definitely come back again. Cute and comfy and the views from the treehouse are great!
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Brendon
December 2025
With kids
We slept so well in the cozy little treehouse. My daughter enjoyed the swings and the beautiful grassy yard. It was just what we needed!
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Melissa
December 2025
With pets
The tiny cabin was adorable and very cute. We would definitely stay again, thank you!
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Emily
November 2025
With kids
It was so much fun staying here! We also loved visiting the town of Cave Creek.
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Sara
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Phoenix Mountains Treehouse
I’ve stayed here twice, both times a great experience. Proximity to boththe city and to nature. Flush toilet, sink, and shower are huge bonuses. It’s such a unique and picturesque spot. I felt lucky to find it on HipCamp. Niko is very responsive as well.
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Leah
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Phoenix Mountains Treehouse
Loved this treehouse in Phoenix. Was very quiet and clean. Very cute spot for a little getaway
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Anna
November 2025
2 nights at Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
Wonderful, safe and beautiful space to rest in the big city of Phoenix.
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C
November 2025
1 night at Phoenix Mountains Treehouse
The treehouse was easy to find. A great experience unique and comfortable. Loved the off street parking and great outdoor shower Etc. Would be glad to book again soon
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Annelisa
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Phoenix Citi StarGazer A-Frame
The little cabin was super cozy and cute and the pool was lovely to swim in!
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41 ratings · 19 reviews
November 2023
Nice little campground with a pit toilet, picnic tables and shade. Next to the lake so you have easy access for kayaking.
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Doug D.
2 years on Hipcamp
November 2020
Warning...Locals break into campers and steal everything They also vandalize cars and rv's. It's a canyon with very few camping spots and the one that exist are right next to the road which atv fly by and make dust all day and night.. loud .. Drunks stay up all night getting rowdy... need a code for lock to get in...
Alfred P.
5 years on Hipcamp
Good morning fellow. Campers! I just wanted to post an advisory about bulldog canyon. Now I don't get allot of space to write all the details in this review but, on 5/6/18, I went to the access gate on usery pass road, I posted my bulldog canyon pass in my window and had time to watch two movies, after 45 minutes I looked up to see a sheriff and a Tonto ranger, eyeballing me, I was told to produce ID, and while the ranger called in my plate info and license info and ran every check known to man on me the sheriff stared at me with the look of death. After he cleared me, the crime I was told I committed was I had not parked 1/4 mile in past the gate. I was treated like a criminal when I had the proper pass. A simple " you need to move"!
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Jim W.
7 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· February 2018
Nice spot by the lake to cool down after biking on the Arizona Trail
Sara L.
9 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· January 2018
Be sure to get there early, spots fill up fast.
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Bryan M.
8 years on Hipcamp
September 2017
I camped here September 24, 2017. Conditions were cold (the good kind of cold), and the campground was completely empty, granted it was a Sunday night. The biggest surprise to me was finding Rose Creek flowing, under 1 cfs. Beautiful setting for camping.
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Drew M.
8 years on Hipcamp
July 2017
I stayed here for one night in July 2017 with a group of friends from my Yoga Teacher Training Program. Just down the road from Box Canyon Trail (which is an awesome 2 mile hike roundtrip and straight down the mountain), and about 15 minutes from downtown Payson, the campground is clean, quiet, and the hosts are as friendly as can be. We had plenty of room to practice at each site for our upcoming Practicums as a group, and they are spacious enough for 2 very large tents per. The sunset and sunrise views between the ponderosa pines are breathtaking, and the air is crisp, clean and fresh. Tons of hiking options, and definitely plenty of amazing outdoor vibes!
Danica L.
9 years on Hipcamp
June 2017
This place is amazing. My all-time favorite spot. I've taken a Honda Accord in, you don't need 4x4 unless it's been muddy.
Hike the creek!
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Violet M.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· June 2017
There is a smaller campground a bit further that is less crowded.
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Violet M.
8 years on Hipcamp
April 2017
The specs for this campground (above) indicate pets aren't allowed, but I didn't see any signs to that effect at the site, and my dog seemed to be welcomed by other campers. Also, if memory serves, there was potable water available there. Most of the campers were there for the fishing, which I understand is quite good. Watch the weather -- the bridge over the creek is low and can be flooded if there has been a lot of rain. Good space between sites, good hiking along the creek and through the woods.
Solveig M.
9 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· March 2017
You'll need 4x4
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Brianah W.
9 years on Hipcamp
December 2016
Flowing Springs provides free, dispersed camping. The surrounding area is beautiful, especially in the autumn! However, some of the sites had trash in the fire rings. We also came across two campfires left burning, so make sure to douse your coals until they are cool to the touch to prevent forest fires.
Emy G.
9 years on Hipcamp
May 2016
This is a super sweet little campground tucked in next to the highway. It has two large loops of campsites with lots of water readily available and decent vaulted restrooms. We staked out the site on the turn of the loop so we could pitch our tents far off the road and hang up our hammocks amidst the trees. A short few minutes of exploring a path leading away from the grounds brought us easily to Christopher Creek so we spent a few hours "creek walking". We found some fun areas to climb around and a couple swimming holes. This is a great campground for both small single-tent families and big groups like ours! We will be going back again soon.
Erica M.
10 years on Hipcamp
April 2016
This campground is pretty big...I think there are 5 loops, possibly more. There are tent only sites as well as sites for trailers. Each site has a fire pit and a shade ramada above the table which was a great feature. We had a tent only site and ours was HUGE but set up pretty close to the road. Most sites are small but can accommodate a decent size tent and many are set away from the road if you want more privacy. Bathrooms were clean and we had pump water and trash nearby.
If you like exploring, there are a good amount of trails to walk, although there is not direct path down to the water that we could find. Playgrounds for the kids. Boat launch off to the right when you pull in with ample parking.
Happy camping!
Kristin W.
3 reviews
February 2016
Great spot, make sure you get a pass first its not close. Views are great with lake access and many good camp sites.
Erik W.
10 years on Hipcamp
February 2016
It's a great site. It can be busy on the weekends. I would suggest getting there early to pick out a great spot. There are bathrooms, running water areas, Punic table on each site. The beach access allows for easy access with kayaks and canoes. There is a boat ramp close by in the campground with parking. There are trees for shade but you might want to consider bringing your own. The scenery is very beautiful.you must have a Tonoto Forest pass which you can buy online or at a gas station on your way out.
Halee J.
10 years on Hipcamp
December 2015
The tent sites here are amaaaaazing! Right on the lake with a small path down. We came at the end of December and had the whole tenting circle to ourselves. Really chill spot to kick back. Plus- there are Arizona trail trailheads close by so plenty of hiking. The vineyard section gives gorgeous views of the lake, four peaks and superstitions.
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Alliy G.
10 years on Hipcamp
September 2015
We've tent camped there on several occasions. It currently costs $3.00 for a 6 minute shower. Sites are OK, but not a lot of shade.
Richard F.
10 years on Hipcamp
August 2015
Came here on a saturday evening (early August) just at sundown for a hopeful night away from the city. Despite the very hot temps this place was jam packed, and trash littered the entire bank of the river. Turned right around with an armful of trash. Shame.
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Joel O.
10 years on Hipcamp