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Camping In National Forests

Coronado National Forest
The Coronado National Forest covers 1,780,000 acres of southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico. Elevations range from 3000 feet to 10,720 feet in twelve widely scattered mountain ranges. The Forest offers an unusual variety of vegetation types and climates as well as diverse recreational opportunities.
BirdwatchingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowedTent campingPicnic tableHandicapped Access
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Public RV, Developed

Stewart Campground
This campground is the only one of the three lower Cave Creek Campgrounds that you don't have to ford the creek to access. There are six individual campsites with pull-ins. Trailers up to 16 feet are permitted.
RV campingTent campingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowedPicnic tableToiletsFees are chargedPotable drinking water
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Public Tent, Developed

Stewart Campground
This campground is the only one of the three lower Cave Creek Campgrounds that you don't have to ford the creek to access. There are six individual campsites with pull-ins. Trailers up to 16 feet are permitted.
RV campingTent campingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowedPicnic tableToiletsFees are chargedPotable drinking water
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Public Tent, Primitive

Herb Martyr Campground
This small streamside campground has dispersed campsites and is located on the banks of Cave Creek at the end of the road that leads into Cave Creek Canyon. The drive to Herb Martyr Campground is worthwhile for the view of the 365 foot Winn Falls which tumbles off the shoulder of Sanders Peak.
Tent campingHiking is allowedAmphitheater

Pinery Canyon Campground
There are four campsites available at the Pinery Canyon Campground. This small, rustic campground is located along Forest Road #42, which bisects the Chiricahua Range.
Tent campingBirdwatchingWildlife viewingAmphitheater
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RV, Developed

Stewart Campground
This campground is the only one of the three lower Cave Creek Campgrounds that you don't have to ford the creek to access. There are six individual campsites with pull-ins. Trailers up to 16 feet are permitted.
RV campingTent campingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowedPicnic tableToiletsFees are chargedPotable drinking water
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Tent, Developed

Stewart Campground
This campground is the only one of the three lower Cave Creek Campgrounds that you don't have to ford the creek to access. There are six individual campsites with pull-ins. Trailers up to 16 feet are permitted.
Tent campingRV campingBirdwatchingHorses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowedPicnic tableToiletsFees are chargedPotable drinking water
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Tent, Primitive

Herb Martyr Campground
This small streamside campground has dispersed campsites and is located on the banks of Cave Creek at the end of the road that leads into Cave Creek Canyon. The drive to Herb Martyr Campground is worthwhile for the view of the 365 foot Winn Falls which tumbles off the shoulder of Sanders Peak.
Tent campingHiking is allowedAmphitheater

Pinery Canyon Campground
There are four campsites available at the Pinery Canyon Campground. This small, rustic campground is located along Forest Road #42, which bisects the Chiricahua Range.
Tent campingBirdwatchingWildlife viewingAmphitheater
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