| 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. | |
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| Camping In State Parks |
| | Kartchner Caverns State Park | | Kartchner Caverns' wide variety of decorations, called "speleothems", began forming drop by drop over the past 200,000 years. Kartchner Caverns State Park is a "living" cave; the formations are still growing! | |
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| | Patagonia Lake State Park | | At two and a half miles long and 250 surface acres, Patagonia Lake is popular for a variety of recreational activities, including water skiing, fishing, camping, picnicking, and hiking. | |
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| Public RV, Developed |
| | Reef Townsite Campground | | The campground is a high mountain campground located on a site that was once occupied by the old Reef townsite. There are 14 single-unit sites with tables and fire rings. | |
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| | 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. | |
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| Public Tent, Developed |
| | Reef Townsite Campground | | The campground is a high mountain campground located on a site that was once occupied by the old Reef townsite. There are 14 single-unit sites with tables and fire rings. | |
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| | 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. | |
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| | White Rock Campground | | The area offers 15 sites near the lake with access to tables and grills, fishing and boating, and area hiking trails. | |
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| Public Tent, Primitive |
| | Calabasas Group Campground | | There is one campsite, and near the Peña Blanca Lake. This is a popular area for fishing, boating, and bird watching and is just a short drive on paved roads from the campground. | |
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| | 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. | |
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| | 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. | |
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| | Ramsey Canyon Preserve | | The preserve is renowned for its outstanding scenic beauty and the diversity of its plant and animal life, including up to 14 species of hummingbirds.. | |
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| | Ramsey Vista Campground | | The Ramsey Vista Campground is situated in a stand of ponderosa pine. There are views of Ramsey Peak, which is famous for its wedding cake stack of sheer white cliffs. | |
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| | Reef Town Site Campground | | The Reef Town Site Campground is a high mountain campground located on a site that was once occupied by the old Reef town site. There are 14 single-unit sites with tables and fire rings. | |
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| | Rustler Park Campground | | This high mountain meadow was once a hideout for cattle rustlers and horse thieves during the latter half of the nineteenth century. There are 22 individual campsites here. | |
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| RV, Developed |
| | Reef Townsite Campground | | The campground is a high mountain campground located on a site that was once occupied by the old Reef townsite. There are 14 single-unit sites with tables and fire rings. | |
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| | 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. | |
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| Tent, Developed |
| | Reef Townsite Campground | | The campground is a high mountain campground located on a site that was once occupied by the old Reef townsite. There are 14 single-unit sites with tables and fire rings. | |
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| | 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. | |
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| | White Rock Campground | | The area offers 15 sites near the lake with access to tables and grills, fishing and boating, and area hiking trails. | |
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| Tent, Primitive |
| | Calabasas Group Campground | | There is one campsite, and near the Peña Blanca Lake. This is a popular area for fishing, boating, and bird watching and is just a short drive on paved roads from the campground. | |
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| | 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. | |
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| | 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. | |
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| | Ramsey Canyon Preserve | | The preserve is renowned for its outstanding scenic beauty and the diversity of its plant and animal life, including up to 14 species of hummingbirds.. | |
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| | Ramsey Vista Campground | | The Ramsey Vista Campground is situated in a stand of ponderosa pine. There are views of Ramsey Peak, which is famous for its wedding cake stack of sheer white cliffs. | |
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| | Reef Town Site Campground | | The Reef Town Site Campground is a high mountain campground located on a site that was once occupied by the old Reef town site. There are 14 single-unit sites with tables and fire rings. | |
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| | Rustler Park Campground | | This high mountain meadow was once a hideout for cattle rustlers and horse thieves during the latter half of the nineteenth century. There are 22 individual campsites here. | |
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