Dispersed Camping in Cochise County, Arizona
Showing 267 locations in Cochise County.
Alamo Spring Road Dispersed Camping
A dispersed camping corridor running along the Alamo Spring dirt road within the Coronado National Forest. This area offers a quiet retreat with native desert-shrub landscape near Mount Hughes.
Alaskan RV Park
A basic, budget-friendly commercial RV park located off Interstate 10. It offers both full-hookup sites and very low-cost dry camping options. Amenities include functional restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities managed by welcoming on-site staff.
Art Car World Museum
A unique art museum showcasing decorated vehicles. Overnight parking is available along the side of the museum for visiting patrons, offering access to electric and water hookups.
Ash Canyon Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along Ash Canyon Road within the Coronado National Forest. This primitive area offers quiet roadside pull-offs nestled among oak and pine trees near the Huachuca Mountains.
Aspen Camp
A remote hike-in camp situated among mixed pine and aspen forests in the Chiricahua Wilderness.
Aspen Saddle Camp
A remote, walk-in backcountry campsite located along the Crest Trail in the Chiricahua Wilderness. Accessible only via hiking trails, it offers a primitive retreat near Chiricahua Peak.
Bald Road Dispersed Camping
Located in the rugged Coronado National Forest near Douglas, Arizona, this dispersed camping corridor along Bald Road offers peaceful, rustic camping options. The area is characterized by scenic desert-mountain transition terrain with native dirt road spurs providing camping pullouts.
Baldridge Ranch Road
Dispersed camping corridor along Baldridge Ranch Road within the Coronado National Forest, providing access to primitive camping areas in a scenic desert-transition environment.
Barfoot Park Campground
Barfoot Park Campground offers a primitive mountain camping experience nestled high in the Chiricahua Mountains. Surrounded by ponderosa pine forest, this area features several campsites and picnic tables, with easy access to hiking trails leading to Barfoot Peak and Buena Vista Peak. Wildlife is abundant, with frequent sightings of deer, wild turkeys, and occasional bears. The access road is dirt and can get rough with loose stones on steep sections, making it unsuitable for large trailers and long RVs.
Bend Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Bend Road winds through the Coronado National Forest, offering quiet primitive sites on a native dirt surface. It is generally accessible to most vehicle types under dry conditions.
Big Bend Road
A dispersed camping corridor along Big Bend Road in the Coronado National Forest, offering standard Forest Service camping options on native dirt surfaces.
Bisbee RV Park at Turquoise Valley
A developed, privately owned RV park located near the southern border in Naco, Arizona. The park offers level sites with full hookups, clean restroom and shower facilities, an on-site laundry, and propane refills. It is a convenient option for both short-term stays and longer winter visits.
Bisbee Urban Parking Area
A collection of street parking spots and public parking lots located in historic old town Bisbee. Parking options are extremely tight, often steeply tilted, and best suited for low-profile campervans rather than larger trailers or RVs, which will struggle on the winding, narrow one-way streets. Local guidance allows short-term overnight stays provided campers remain fully self-contained and respect private properties.
Black Diamond Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Black Diamond Road in Coronado National Forest. Located near Tombstone, this area features native dirt tracks traversing desert foothills near several mountain springs.
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BLM Primitive Road 913
This remote corridor along BLM Road 913 offers quiet, isolated primitive camping within the scenic Las Cienegas National Conservation Area. The route requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to rough, unpaved road conditions.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along a primitive BLM road near Mescal. The area offers dry desert camping on public land with scenic views of the surrounding Arizona landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a primitive BLM road near the Mustang Mountains, offering dry camping in a desert setting.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This primitive BLM road corridor offers potential dispersed camping options on public land in Cochise County. The area provides a quiet desert environment close to Mount Bruce and North West Dome.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land near Mescal. The area offers secluded desert camping with scenic desert landscapes and sparse vegetation.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
An unpaved BLM primitive road offering dispersed camping opportunities near Mescal. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a remote, peaceful desert setting with standard BLM stay limits.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along a primitive BLM road near Mescal, offering basic desert camping in the Cochise County region near Wakefield Spring.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along a primitive BLM road near Mescal, offering access to the desert environment and nearby historical mining sites.
BLM Primitive Road
A primitive unpaved road corridor cutting through BLM-managed public land near Huachuca City. Dispersed camping is permitted along the roadside pullouts, offering remote desert camping with views of Mount Bruce.
BLM Road 6701A Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 6701A offers quiet, secluded dry camping in a desert setting.
BLM Road 6900 Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor runs along BLM Road 6900 (Route LC 900) near Las Cienegas. The lower portion of the road crosses Arizona State Trust Lands, which require a paid recreational permit, and is a popular area for target shooting. Continuing past the boundary leads onto BLM land, where standard dispersed camping rules apply. The entire route is heavily washboarded and requires slow, careful driving.
BLM Road 6900-B2 Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping zone encompasses a network of primitive dirt roads on BLM land near Mescal, Arizona. The area features low-density camping with open views of the surrounding desert landscape, accessible via unpaved tracks that require cautious driving. It serves as a quiet alternative for self-contained rigs.
BLM Road 6901-B Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 6901-B in Cochise County near Mescal, Arizona. This area offers remote desert camping options along an unpaved road on Bureau of Land Management land.
BLM Road 6908-B
A remote unpaved corridor offering dispersed camping on BLM-managed land near Mescal. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking quiet desert surroundings.
BLM Road 6910
This primitive unpaved road corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Mescal provides secluded dispersed camping. The surrounding desert environment offers beautiful desert vegetation and distant mountain views, perfect for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful stay.
BLM Road 6910-G Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 6910-G in the desert scrub near Mescal. This unpaved route offers primitive pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs looking for a quiet desert stay.
BLM Road 6913-A Dispersed
A remote unpaved BLM corridor offering opportunities for dispersed desert camping. Located in Cochise County near Mescal, this road provides access to quiet, open desert flats.
Bond Spring Backcountry Camp
A remote backcountry hike-in campsite located in the Miller Peak Wilderness of the Coronado National Forest, situated near Bond Spring.
Bonita Canyon Campground
Nestled in a shaded pine and oak canyon within Chiricahua National Monument, this historic developed campground offers a scenic base camp for exploring the spectacular geologic rock formations. Surrounded by dramatic canyon walls, the campground features paved loops and designated sites that are ideal for tents and smaller campervans. Note that a strict maximum vehicle length is enforced due to a tight creek crossing at the campground entrance.
Borderline Road Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping along Borderline Road within Coronado National Forest. The native-surface road winds through rolling grassland and hills near the southern Arizona border, providing multiple pullouts suitable for various rigs. It offers a remote, quiet wilderness setting with easy forest access.
Boss Ranch Road (Coronado National Forest)
A scenic forest road corridor winding through Coronado National Forest. This area offers dispersed pullouts on native dirt terrain with expansive woodland views.
Broken Arrow Ranch Road Dispersed Area
A scenic dirt corridor located within the Coronado National Forest near Sierra Vista Southeast. This route provides access to dispersed camping sites along the forest road in a peaceful wooded canyon environment near Carr Canyon.
Bruno Canyon Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along the Bruno Canyon road within the Douglas Ranger District of Coronado National Forest. The native dirt road winds through remote desert-shrub landscape, offering peaceful spots suitable for various rig types.
Brushy - Jacks Tank Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Brushy - Jacks Tank road and its adjacent spurs within the Coronado National Forest. This area offers rustic camping amongst the desert hills and oak woodlands with easy access to outdoor recreation, including May Day Peak.
Brushy Canyon Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Brushy Canyon Road in the Coronado National Forest. This area offers a peaceful canyon setting with multiple pullouts along the main road and its short forest spurs. The road features a native dirt surface that is generally accessible to most vehicles in dry conditions, though wet weather can make access challenging.
Brushy Well Road Dispersed Camping
Quiet, remote dispersed camping along Brushy Well Road and associated forest spurs in the Coronado National Forest. This area offers primitive camping on native-material dirt roads, suitable for self-contained rigs seeking solitude near the Winchester Mountains.
Buck Canyon Road Dispersed
Buck Canyon Road offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Coronado National Forest. The route features a native dirt surface that is generally accessible to most vehicle types during dry conditions.
Buck Creek Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Buck Creek within Coronado National Forest. The access road is composed of native dirt material and is generally accessible to a wide variety of vehicles.
Buckhorn Tank Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along Buckhorn Tank Road in the Coronado National Forest, offering standard remote camping sites on native dirt surfaces. This corridor provides peaceful camping opportunities typical of the Arizona borderlands.
Buckshot Spring Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the native-material Buckshot Spring road in Coronado National Forest. This area offers a quiet retreat with typical high-desert forest surroundings, suitable for most rigs during dry periods.
Butterfield RV Resort & Observatory
A private, developed RV resort offering full-hookup sites, a swimming pool, jacuzzi, and a unique on-site observatory. While it features extensive amenities, it is located near a highly active railway line and a grade crossing, which produces significant train horn noise overnight.
Caja Canyon Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping area along Caja Canyon and connecting forest spurs in the Coronado National Forest. The area features rugged canyon terrain with native material roads suitable for dry-weather camping.
Camp Rucker Campground
Situated in the beautiful Chiricahua Mountains, this campground features individual walk-in sites in a grassy meadow surrounded by oak and juniper trees. Formerly reserved for groups, it is open for individual walk-in camping with basic services including vault toilets, campfire rings, and bear-proof trash containers.
Canelo Forest Roads
Dispersed camping options along the Canelo forest road and surrounding spurs in Coronado National Forest. This area offers quiet, wooded camping sites with easy access on native material dirt roads, suitable for a variety of rigs in dry weather.
Canelo Pass (FR 799 / FR 4889)
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Canelo Pass (Forest Road 799) and Forest Road 4889 in the Coronado National Forest. While the initial sections of the road offer flat, shaded pullouts suitable for standard vehicles, the spur roads quickly deteriorate into highly rocky, steep, and rutted tracks that require high-clearance 4WD to navigate further down into the valley.
Canelo Ranger Residence
A historic 1930s-era two-bedroom bungalow nestled in the scenic oak grasslands of the Canelo Hills. Serving as a rental cabin managed by the Forest Service, this quiet, renovated retreat offers a full kitchen, heating, and cooling, making it an excellent base for birdwatching and hiking near Sonoita.
Canelo Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic forest road corridor winding through the Coronado National Forest near Huachuca City, offering remote dispersed camping opportunities along its native dirt surface.
Canyon Campground
Canyon Campground is a developed Forest Service facility situated in a scenic oak woodland near Parker Canyon Lake. This campground provides designated sites with standard amenities and convenient access to lakeside recreation.
Carlink Spring Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Carlink Spring Road in the Coronado National Forest. Located near the rugged Dragoon Mountains, this corridor features standard sites near the entrance and rougher, winding spur roads that climb into the hills. The higher spurs lead to secluded sites at the base of the cliffs, offering panoramic views of the valley.
Carr Canyon Road Dispersed
A scenic mountain driving corridor along Carr Canyon Road climbing into the Huachuca Mountains of Coronado National Forest. Numerous dirt pullouts along the lower and middle sections of the shelf road offer incredible, wide-open views of the valley below.
Carr Canyon Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed sites nested along Carr Canyon Road and the Reef Townsite Loop. These roadside pull-offs offer spectacular sweeping views of the valley below, especially during sunrise and sunset. The road is accessible to smaller passenger vehicles and campervans, though the terrain becomes significantly rougher, rockier, and steeper as you climb higher past the scenic lookout.
Cattlerest RV Park and Saloon
A well-maintained commercial RV park and saloon located just outside Willcox. The property offers both full-hookup spaces and affordable dry camping options in the front lot. On-site facilities include level pull-through sites, hot showers, livestock corrals, and an active saloon.
Chalk Hill Tank Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping along a native dirt road in the Coronado National Forest near Chalk Hill Tank. This area offers quiet desert-woodland scenery with multiple pullouts suitable for most vehicles.
Chevron Paid Overnight Parking
A paved commercial parking lot offering paid overnight parking adjacent to a supermarket, convenient for quick provisioning.
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Chiricahua Peak Trail Access
A primitive trailhead parking pull-off located near the high ridges of the Chiricahua Mountains, providing access to backcountry trails. Extremely rough road access.
Chiricahua Wilderness Backcountry Camping
A collection of secluded, hike-in backcountry camps situated within the Chiricahua Wilderness. Accessible only on foot or horseback, these primitive sites offer deep pine forests and immersive mountain solitude.
Cliff Camp
A remote, hike-in backcountry trail camp nestled deep within the Chiricahua Wilderness of Coronado National Forest, offering pristine mountain scenery near Snowshed Peak.
Cochise Stronghold Campground
A peaceful, compact developed campground nestled in the scenic Dragoon Mountains within Coronado National Forest. Features paved, shady sites surrounded by oak trees and spectacular rock formations, offering immediate access to hiking trails. Due to the extremely tight turning circles and compact site layout, it is strictly limited to camper vans and very small trailers; large rigs cannot be accommodated.
Cochise Stronghold Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor nestled in the Dragoon Mountains of Coronado National Forest, offering both dispersed and designated free camping options. The area is surrounded by stunning granite formations and oak woodlands, providing a peaceful wilderness setting with excellent hiking and climbing opportunities nearby.
Copper Canyon Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Copper Canyon in the Coronado National Forest, offering quiet roadside pull-offs and native material spur roads suitable for various rig types. The corridor provides a peaceful, remote forest setting near Sierra Vista Southeast.
Cornfield Canyon
Dispersed camping corridor along Cornfield Canyon in the Coronado National Forest, featuring quiet natural desert surroundings near Whetstone.
Coronado Forest Spur Dispersed
A secluded forest spur road offering quiet dispersed camping sites on native dirt surfaces.
Coronado Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet Forest Service road spur in the Coronado National Forest offering primitive, dispersed camping opportunities. The road is surrounded by mountainous high-desert scenery with several small springs in the general vicinity.
Coronado Forest Spur
A quiet National Forest spur road located within the Coronado National Forest near Mount Hughes, offering dispersed camping on a native dirt surface.
Coronado Forest Spur
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along Forest Spur in the Coronado National Forest. This high-desert woodland setting offers a peaceful atmosphere with basic dirt road access suitable for most vehicles during dry conditions.
Coronado Forest Spurs (Mescal)
A scenic network of Forest Service spurs in the Coronado National Forest near Mescal. The area offers primitive camping options tucked against towering rock walls with gorgeous panoramic views. Visitors frequently encounter free-roaming cattle. Access is via a bumpy native-material dirt track that requires careful navigation and can become highly challenging during wet weather.
Coronado National Forest - Forest Spur 4827
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated on the western slopes of the Dragoon Mountains. The area is characterized by dramatic granite boulder formations, mature oak trees offering shade, and widely spaced pullouts. While the main access road is manageable for most passenger vehicles, individual spur loops and washes can feature deep sand, rocky inclines, and ruts that require high clearance.
Coronado National Forest Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping area located in the scenic wooded hills of the Coronado National Forest near Parker Canyon Lake.
Coronado National Forest Hike-In Site
This primitive hike-in campsite is situated in the scenic Coronado National Forest, offering a quiet backcountry escape near Montezuma Pass.
Corte del Rey RV Park
A small private RV park in Huachuca City offering transient pull-through sites, 30-amp hookups, hot showers, and laundry facilities. The park is located near the highway and hosts mostly long-term residents.
Cottonwood Canyon
Cottonwood Canyon offers quiet dispersed camping along a dirt forest road in the Coronado National Forest near Whetstone, Arizona.
Cypress Park Campground
A quiet and remote developed US Forest Service campground located under a canopy of cypress trees in Rucker Canyon.
D Hill BLM Dispersed Camping
A small pocket of public BLM land located at the base and flanks of D Hill, just minutes outside Douglas, Arizona. The lower staging area accommodates up to three camper vans and sits just off the pavement, while a short, quarter-mile dirt track leads to a more private upper campsite suitable for a single small rig.
Desert Oasis Campground
A spacious developed campground located in the Sulphur Springs Valley, just over eight miles from the historic town of Bisbee. This well-maintained property features large gravel parking spots, a fully-equipped community clubhouse with games and books, on-site laundry, and hot showers. It offers full RV hookups with 50-amp service, dedicated spaces for car/tent campers, and a scenic nature trail winding around the grounds.
Double Adobe RV Park
Double Adobe RV Park is a quiet, family-owned campground and shotgun sports facility situated roughly ten miles east of Bisbee. The property features full-hookup sites, clean restrooms, hot showers, laundry facilities, and an on-site trap and skeet range, offering a convenient stop for all rig sizes.
Double Tank Road Dispersed
A scenic, rugged corridor along Double Tank Road and adjacent forest spurs within the Sierra Vista Ranger District of Coronado National Forest. The area offers rustic pull-offs with views of the surrounding mountains and desert shrub terrain.
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Douglas Golf and RV
Basic RV overnight parking located directly at the Douglas Municipal Golf Course. This rustic stop provides basic utility hookups, hot showers, and restrooms alongside access to the nearby clubhouse.
Douglas Municipal & Urban Parking
Convenient urban overnight parking options in the city of Douglas, including the public lot near the local visitor center and an open area near commercial shopping. Overnight stays in municipal areas are permitted with localized coordination, while commercial spots offer standard retail-adjacent staging near the border.
Dragoon Spring Road Dispersed Area
This corridor provides dispersed camping options along Dragoon Spring Road within the Coronado National Forest. The native dirt surface winds through rugged desert foothill terrain, offering scenic views and quick access to nearby historic ruins.
East Mescal Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along East Mescal Road inside the Coronado National Forest, offering native-surface dirt roadside pullouts.
East Winkler Ranch Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping area is located along East Winkler Ranch Road within the Coronado National Forest. The road is a native material dirt road that provides access to several quiet pullouts and campsite locations in a peaceful, natural desert-forest transition environment.
Emigrant Canyon Road
Secluded dispersed camping options along Emigrant Canyon Road in the Coronado National Forest, featuring a natural dirt track winding through a peaceful canyon environment.
Fairy Duster Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor within the Coronado National Forest, providing peaceful dispersed camping opportunities. It offers a quiet, natural setting with easy access for most vehicle types.
Farm Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along Farm Road within the Coronado National Forest, offering quiet and remote campsites surrounded by desert-mountain terrain. The native dirt road is accessible to a wide variety of rigs, including motorhomes.
Fitch Corral Camp
Fitch Corral Camp offers a rustic dispersed camping experience in the Coronado National Forest, popular as a base for hiking and equestrian trail access in the Chiricahua Mountains.
Forest Road 42 Dispersed Corridor
This scenic mountain corridor along Forest Road 42 winds deep into the Chiricahua Mountains within the Coronado National Forest. The lower elevations of the route offer flat, shaded dispersed sites nestled along a seasonal creek. As the road climbs higher, it transitions into a series of rugged pullouts and overlooks providing expansive valley vistas. The narrow, winding mountain road features low-hanging branches and limited turnaround options, making it unsuitable for larger trailers or motorhomes.
Forest Spur - Montezuma Canyon Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along Forest Spur and Montezuma Canyon Road, just east of Parker Canyon Lake in the Coronado National Forest. The area offers panoramic views of rolling hills and surrounding mountain peaks, with multiple level dirt turnouts containing fire rings. It provides convenient access to hiking on the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Forest Spur (Coronado National Forest)
Dispersed camping corridor along a quiet dirt spur in Coronado National Forest. The route offers several natural surface pullouts suitable for dry-weather camping near Huachuca City.
Forest Spur (Coronado National Forest)
A quiet forest road spur offering primitive dispersed camping along native dirt surfaces in the Coronado National Forest.
Forest Spur (FR 345A) Dispersed
A highly rugged and secluded dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Spur 345A in the Coronado National Forest near Cochise Stronghold. The track is steep, narrow, and rocky, requiring a high-clearance 4WD vehicle to safely navigate. Turnaround options are minimal.
Forest Spur 8569
A quiet National Forest spur road offering dispersed camping access within the Coronado National Forest. Ideal for those seeking quiet, undeveloped forest access.
Forest Spur and Red Rock Canyon Road
Scenic dispersed sites nested along a forest road spur near Rucker Creek in the Coronado National Forest. While the main spur road is standard dirt, the side tracks leading to creek-side pullouts are rougher and recommended for high-clearance or 4WD vehicles.
Forest Spur Dispersed (Coronado National Forest)
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Spur in the Coronado National Forest. This dirt route offers access to remote, wooded sites near West Turkey Creek.
Forest Spur Dispersed (Coronado National Forest)
A peaceful dirt forest corridor located in the Coronado National Forest near Mescal, offering dispersed camping on native material surface. It provides easy access to nearby Haystack Mountain and scenic desert-mountain views.
Forest Spur Dispersed (Coronado National Forest)
A quiet dispersed camping area located along a native dirt spur road in the Coronado National Forest near the Dragoon Mountains.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
Quiet dispersed camping along Forest Spur within Coronado National Forest. This native material dirt road offers convenient access to boondocking spots near Huachuca City.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along a native-surface Forest Spur in the Coronado National Forest. Open to all vehicles under dry conditions, providing standard dispersed camping opportunities.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This forest spur corridor in the Sierra Vista area of Coronado National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native material dirt road. The route is accessible to most standard vehicles and motorhomes under dry conditions.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A scenic Forest Service spur road within the Coronado National Forest, offering dispersed camping in a remote, high-desert oak-and-pine environment near Outlaw Mountain.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This Forest Service spur road in Coronado National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities. Set in a quiet wooded landscape, the road is accessible for standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes under dry conditions.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Dispersed camping options situated along Forest Spur within the Coronado National Forest. The corridor features quiet, natural campsites surrounded by native desert-forest foliage.
Forest Spur
Dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Spur within the Coronado National Forest near Mescal, Arizona, offering quiet settings near Twin Buttes.
Forest Spur
A quiet dirt forest spur located within the Coronado National Forest near Mescal, offering dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt surfaces. Accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions, it provides a scenic and remote rustic retreat.
Forest Spur Off Middlemarch Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along forest spurs off Middlemarch Road within Coronado National Forest. The area provides scenic high-desert and mountain views near the Dragoon Mountains. Dispersed sites are scattered along the dirt spur roads, with varying accessibility ranging from standard passenger vehicles near the main road to high-clearance 4WD terrain further down the spurs.
Fourr Canyon Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor running along Fourr Canyon Road into the scenic Coronado National Forest. The road offers several primitive pull-offs suitable for standard passenger vehicles and small RVs looking for a quiet forest retreat.
French Joe Spring Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along French Joe Spring Road in the Coronado National Forest. Offers primitive camping opportunities on a native dirt road near the Whetstone Mountains.
Garden Canyon RV Park
A developed military recreation RV park located on Fort Huachuca with utility hookups. Access requires obtaining a visitor's pass at the base entrance, making it a secure option for eligible travelers.
Garden Grove RV Park
A developing private RV park in Sierra Vista offering flat gravel sites with full hookups, alongside a discounted rate for basic dry camping. On-site facilities include modern, clean restrooms with hot showers and laundry services.
Geronimo Trail & Yucca Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located within the Douglas Ranger District of Coronado National Forest. Camping is available along Geronimo Trail and intersecting Forest Service spur roads like Yucca Road, set within the rugged Chihuahuan desert landscape.
Geronimo Trail Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along the historic Geronimo Trail within the Coronado National Forest. The route winds through rugged desert mountain terrain, offering several primitive pull-offs for camping.
Geronimo Trail Dispersed Camping
A scenic and historic corridor winding through the Coronado National Forest. Dispersed camping is available along the main road and its small spurs, offering access to beautiful canyon terrain and rugged desert-mountain vistas.
Geronimo Trail
Scenic and remote dispersed camping along the historic Geronimo Trail within the Coronado National Forest. This dirt road winds through rugged desert canyon country, offering several dirt pullouts and forest spurs suitable for self-contained rigs. The road is generally passable for most vehicles in dry weather, though creek crossings and tight turns can make it challenging for larger RVs. During wet weather, the native clay surface becomes extremely slippery, presenting traction hazards.
Gillman Canyon
Gillman Canyon provides dispersed camping opportunities along a native material dirt road within the Coronado National Forest. The canyon offers a quiet and peaceful wooded retreat suitable for most rigs, though road conditions can degrade when wet.
Gold Miners RV Park
A spacious commercial RV park offering wide, level gravel sites with 360-degree mountain views. Under management upgraded in recent years, the property features amenities including restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities.
Gonzales Road (Coronado National Forest)
This scenic dirt corridor inside the Coronado National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along Gonzales Road. The route is accessible to all passenger vehicles and standard motorhomes under dry conditions.
Goodrich Spring Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Goodrich Spring Road in the Coronado National Forest. Located near Tombstone, Arizona, this native-surface route winding through a quiet mountain and desert setting offers primitive, quiet camping options along the roadside.
Grapevine Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Grapevine Road and its associated spur roads within the Coronado National Forest near Tombstone. The terrain features native dirt surfaces winding through scenic semi-desert grassland and oak woodlands, offering multiple level spots suitable for boondocking.
Guadalupe Canyon BLM Road 3032
Remote dispersed camping corridor along BLM Road 3032 in the rugged desert landscape of southernmost Cochise County. This route offers dispersed pullouts in a wild, uncrowded setting.
Half Moon Ranch
A historic ranch-style house rental tucked in the dramatic canyons of East Cochise Stronghold. Designed for groups up to nine people, it provides excellent access to rock climbing, hiking, and equestrian trails in the Dragoon Mountains.
Halfmoon Valley Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated in the Douglas Ranger District of Coronado National Forest. Camping is accessible along the native-material Halfmoon Valley Road and nearby forest spurs, offering quiet wilderness spots.
Halfmoon Valley Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Halfmoon Valley Road in the Coronado National Forest offers primitive camping spots and spurs. Surrounded by the rugged beauty of the Chiricahua Mountains, the area features dirt roads accessible to most passenger vehicles, though high-clearance is recommended for side spurs.
Happy Camp
A pleasant, forested hike-in camp along the wilderness trail system, featuring good shade and privacy.
Happy Valley Campground
A remote, primitive Forest Service campground tucked away on the eastern slopes of the Rincon Mountains, offering basic sites surrounded by high-desert oak and pine woodland.
Happy Valley Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along Happy Valley Road in the Coronado National Forest. The route offers straightforward access to foothill camping with several pullouts suitable for various rig sizes.
Happy Valley Road Forest Spurs
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping sites located along East Happy Valley Road and connecting forest spurs within the Coronado National Forest. These spacious sites sit near a seasonal creek, offering excellent views of Rincon Peak and the surrounding mountains. The area features several large clearings suitable for various rig sizes, located just over a mile from the Miller Canyon Trailhead.
Herb Martyr Campground
A rustic developed campground and trailhead area located along Greenhouse Road in the Coronado National Forest. Historically a developed walk-in campground, it offers access to scenic hiking trails and basic vault toilets. Suitable for smaller rigs and tent campers, with overflow parking serving as a staging area for backcountry trailheads.
High Camp
A scenic backcountry camping spot located near the upper ridges of the wilderness trail network.
Horseshoe Tank No. 4 Dispersed
A scenic Forest Service road corridor in the Coronado National Forest providing dispersed camping opportunities. The dirt road is generally accessible to all passenger vehicles and motorhomes year-round.
Huachuca Mountains Dispersed Camp
Scenic dispersed campsite tucked in the Coronado National Forest's Huachuca Mountains near Reef Townsite, offering a quiet, pine-forested setting accessible via a steep, winding mountain road.
Hunt Canyon Dispersed Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor running through the Coronado National Forest along Hunt Canyon Road, offering primitive sites set among mountain-desert terrain.
Hunter Canyon Road (FR 4794)
This corridor runs along Hunter Canyon Road (Forest Service Road 4794) in the Coronado National Forest. The route transitions from a level trailhead pullout near the highway to rougher, single-vehicle pullouts deeper in the canyon. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended past the first quarter-mile due to rocky and narrow road conditions.
Jerry Sanders Road Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located along Jerry Sanders Road and adjacent forest spurs within Coronado National Forest. This area offers a quiet retreat in the Cochise County region, near the historic Johnny Ringo Grave site.
Jhus Canyon Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Jhus Canyon Road and its spurs in Coronado National Forest, straddling the Arizona and New Mexico border. The canyon features native dirt surfaces that wind through scenic pine and oak woodlands near the Chiricahua Mountains, offering rustic pullouts suitable for quiet, dispersed camping with proximity to local hiking trails.
John Hands Campground Area
A rustic dispersed camping area situated next to a seasonal creek. This historic former developed site offers zero modern facilities but features established walk-in tent sites and a gravel parking area suitable for self-contained campervans and small rigs. Access requires navigating a shallow stream crossing.
John Long Canyon Dispersed Camping
Peaceful dispersed camping along a dirt forest road in the Coronado National Forest. The road is generally passable for most vehicles and provides access to quiet, rustic sites surrounded by desert mountain scenery.
John's Windmill Forest Road Dispersed
A rustic dispersed camping corridor nestled in the foothills of the Coronado National Forest near Saint David. Standard dirt spurs branch off the main route offering quiet camping opportunities within the desert-mountain landscape.
Juniper Tank Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated in the Coronado National Forest. The native material road provides access to tranquil woodland sites with plenty of room to spread out.
Kartchner Caverns State Park Campground
An exceptionally clean and well-maintained state park campground positioned right next to Kartchner Caverns. It features sites with electric and water hookups, a modern shower house, and easy access to walking trails and cave tours. An overflow parking area is also available for self-contained rigs.
Keating Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Keating Road in the Coronado National Forest, offering primitive spots amidst rugged canyon terrain.
Lakeview Campground
A developed, scenic US Forest Service campground overlooking Parker Canyon Lake within the Coronado National Forest. Features over 50 rustic, paved sites accommodating both RVs and tents. Amenities include vault toilets, potable water, and close proximity to a marina, boat ramp, and hiking trails.
Lee Howard Road Dispersed Area
This remote native dirt corridor in the Coronado National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping along the southern Peloncillo Mountains. It is suitable for those seeking a quiet, dry-weather getaway close to nature.
Lifestyle RV Resort and Fitness Center
A commercial RV park located in Willcox offering full hookups (20, 30, and 50 amp) along with water and sewer connections. Facilities include restrooms, showers, a fitness room, an indoor pool, and a hot tub. Sites are suitable for a variety of rig sizes including campervans, trailers, and larger fifth wheels, though noise from the nearby railway tracks should be expected.
Little Niagra Road Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor offering dispersed camping on native material surfaces in the Coronado National Forest.
Lone Mountain Ranch Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Lone Mountain Ranch Road within the Coronado National Forest. The native material dirt road is accessible to most passenger vehicles and motorhomes, offering quiet, wooded dispersed sites.
Lone Mountain Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along Lone Mountain Road within the Coronado National Forest. This area provides access to native dirt road camping options nestled in a desert-forest environment close to Sierra Vista Southeast.
Love's Travel Stop Willcox
A clean, newly built travel stop off Interstate 10 featuring a handful of designated RV parking spots near the main entrance.
Lutz Canyon Road Dispersed
This corridor encompasses the dispersed camping options along Lutz Canyon Road and its adjacent forest spurs in the Sierra Vista Ranger District of Coronado National Forest. Tucked within a rugged canyon setting near the southern border of Arizona, the area offers peaceful camping with views of nearby peaks. The native dirt road is generally passable for standard vehicles in dry weather, though higher clearance is beneficial for navigating the spurs.
Lyle Canyon Road Dispersed Camping
Lyle Canyon Road provides access to dispersed camping areas within the Coronado National Forest. The native material dirt road is generally passable for standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes, winding through scenic canyon terrain.
Manzanita Forest Road Dispersed Area
A scenic dirt corridor located in the Coronado National Forest, offering dispersed camping along native material roads suitable for most passenger vehicles and motorhomes.
Marmobello Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along native dirt surfaces in Coronado National Forest. This area offers undeveloped camping spots with direct access to hiking near Dragoon Peak and is open to most vehicles.
Middle Canyon Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Middle Canyon Road within the Sierra Vista Ranger District. The area features a native-material dirt surface that is open year-round to all vehicle types.
Middlemarch Pass Dispersed
Middlemarch Pass provides scenic dispersed camping pullouts along Forest Road 345 in the Coronado National Forest. The dirt corridor winds through the Dragoon Mountains, offering quiet sites among oak trees and high-desert vegetation.
Miller Canyon Road Dispersed Area
A scenic mountain canyon corridor within the Coronado National Forest, offering dispersed sites that transition from a spacious trailhead parking area to rugged, isolated pull-offs. The lower parking lot is relatively flat and accessible to standard passenger vehicles and small-to-medium trailers, featuring clean vault toilets and trash bins. Beyond the trailhead, the road becomes increasingly steep, rocky, and narrow, making the shaded upper sites under the Alligator Junipers suitable only for high-clearance, shorter-wheelbase vehicles.
Miller Peak Dispersed Area
A rustic dispersed camping area located high in the Huachuca Mountains within Coronado National Forest, offering primitive walk-in or highly rugged vehicle access near the Miller Peak Wilderness.
Miller Trailhead Dispersed Camping
Located within the Coronado National Forest near Mescal, this dispersed camping corridor along Miller Trailhead road and its adjacent forest spurs offers quiet desert-mountain camping. The access roads are native-material dirt, generally suitable for most vehicles including motorhomes and trailers, but can become slippery or muddy when wet.
Mine Canyon Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Mine Canyon Road in the Coronado National Forest. Offers rustic sites within a quiet canyon setting accessible by most vehicles.
Morse Canyon Trailhead & Dispersed Camp
An informal dispersed camping area and trailhead located at the end of Turkey Creek Road, about one mile past Sycamore Campground. This wilderness spot offers quiet, streamside camping with basic walk-in tent sites and a small vehicle pull-in, surrounded by scenic canyon terrain.
Mountain View RV Park
A budget-friendly commercial RV park and roadside stop operated alongside a local store. Offering full hookups, dry camping, tent sites, hot showers, and a propane refill station, it provides an easy overnight option right off the highway. Be prepared for regular train traffic and highway noise throughout the night.
North Fork East Whitetail Road
Remote dispersed camping corridor along North Fork East Whitetail Road in the Coronado National Forest. This dirt route offers access to quiet national forest lands near the Chiricahua Mountains. Ideal for self-contained, low-profile rigs seeking scenic mountain foothills.
North Juniper Flats Road Dispersed
A rugged mountain corridor climbing high above Bisbee along North Juniper Flats Road. The route offers spectacular panoramic vistas of the surrounding valleys, with multiple dispersed pull-offs and primitive fire rings. Be aware that lower sections of the road pass through private parcels where overnight parking is restricted, but upper sections transitioning into public lands offer peaceful boondocking. Due to the steep grades and tight turnarounds, it is best suited for shorter, capable rigs.
Old Happy Valley Road Dispersed
Rugged and scenic dispersed camping corridor nested along Old Happy Valley Road within the Coronado National Forest. The route winds through a shady oak forest and high desert terrain near Mt Rincon, offering primitive, unmaintained sites. A high-clearance 4WD vehicle is highly recommended due to rough, unmaintained sections, steep slopes, and difficult-to-level spots. Features include large rock fire rings and access to a nearby seasonal creek, though campers must navigate cattle gates and bring leveling blocks.
Olga Road Roadside Pull-off
A wide gravel pull-off along Olga Road right off Interstate 10 Exit 366. This location provides convenient highway access for quick overnight stops, though visitors will experience noticeable noise from the nearby highway and active railway.
Onion Saddle Cave Creek Road Dispersed
This scenic forest road offers access to primitive dispersed camping corridors within the Coronado National Forest near Cathedral Rocks.
Onion Saddle Road Access
A steep and winding mountain road connecting Cave Creek Canyon to Onion Saddle. Dispersed camping is prohibited along the canyon floor, but standard dispersed rules apply on upper sections of the road outside the restricted zone.
Opal Road Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor offering dispersed camping options in the Coronado National Forest near Saint David. The terrain features flat desert scrub with open, native dirt roads suitable for a variety of rigs.
Oversite Canyon (FR 771) Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping spots located along Oversite Canyon (Forest Road 771) within Coronado National Forest. The area serves as a tranquil base camp for exploring the nearby Miller Peak Wilderness, offering partially shaded, native-dirt sites with beautiful surrounding mountain terrain.
Page Creek Riparian
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Page Creek within the Coronado National Forest, offering quiet desert-riparian environments.
Page Ranch Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor within the Coronado National Forest offering opportunities for quiet dispersed camping with views of the surrounding desert hills and rugged peaks near Sierra Vista.
Papago Springs Road Dispersed
Papago Springs Road offers scenic dispersed camping opportunities within the Coronado National Forest. The gravel road winds through a mixture of oak-juniper woodlands and high-desert grasslands, providing numerous turnouts and established spurs for rigs of various sizes. It serves as a quiet retreat with easy access, though road conditions can degrade after heavy rains.
Paradise Portal Loop
A scenic forest road corridor winding through the Coronado National Forest along the Arizona and New Mexico border, offering remote dispersed camping opportunities. Standard dirt tracks provide pullouts with direct access to pristine natural surroundings near regional peaks. This corridor is well-suited for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful wilderness experience.
Paul Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Paul Road in the Coronado National Forest. Located near Sierra Vista, this area offers peaceful desert grassland views.
Peloncillo Mountains Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping area situated in the rugged Peloncillo Mountains. The desert mountain landscape offers expansive views and peaceful solitude, accessed via winding gravel forest roads.
Pine Canyon Corral Dispersed Camping
A scenic National Forest dispersed camping corridor located along Pine Canyon Corral in the Coronado National Forest. This native material dirt road offers peaceful spots suitable for most rig types during dry conditions.
Pine Canyon Road Dispersed
Pine Canyon Road winds through the scenic pine forests of the Chiricahua Mountains, offering dispersed camping corridors close to spectacular hiking trails. This wilderness route provides quiet, shaded pull-offs perfect for a peaceful backcountry stay.
Pine Canyon Road
A remote forest road corridor located within the Coronado National Forest in Arizona, offering dispersed camping opportunities along its native material surface. Accessible by standard vehicles, the route passes through scenic canyon environments.
Pinery Canyon Campground
A primitive Forest Service campground tucked into the pine-oak woodlands of Pinery Canyon. It offers shaded, rustic sites with stone fire rings. A seasonal stream flows nearby, making it a peaceful, quiet retreat close to Chiricahua National Monument.
Pinery Canyon Road (FR 42) Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor of dispersed campsites located along Pinery Canyon Road (Forest Road 42) within the Coronado National Forest, offering convenient access to Chiricahua National Monument. The route transitions from a rough, heavily washboarded county road to a more hard-packed dirt forest road. Numerous quiet, shaded pullouts with stone fire rings are nestled among the pines and oaks, often adjacent to a seasonal creek. The area is ideal for small to mid-sized rigs, while larger vehicles should exercise caution due to tight overhead branches, limited turnaround spaces, and washboard conditions on the approach road.
Pipeline Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along Pipeline Road located within the Coronado National Forest. The road is composed of native dirt material and provides access to dispersed camping opportunities on federal public lands.
Planet Fitness - Sierra Vista
This suburban gym parking lot in Sierra Vista offers a paved space suitable for a single-night stopover. Overnight stays are highly restricted and require direct permission from the local management before parking.
Pridham Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Pridham Road in the Coronado National Forest. This area features native material dirt roads accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions, winding through peaceful oak woodlands.
Quail Ridge RV Resort
An exceptionally affordable and clean RV resort located near Huachuca City. Offers full hookup sites, hot showers, coin-operated laundry, a propane fill station, and dual clubhouse facilities.
Quarry Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping area located in the Coronado National Forest, characterized by native dirt roads and small spurs winding through scenic arid vegetation. The area offers peaceful spots with excellent privacy and is suitable for most rig types during dry conditions.
Queen Mine RV Park
A convenient gravel-lot RV park offering full hookups within easy walking distance of historic downtown Bisbee. The property overlooks the historic Queen Mine pit.
Ramsey Vista Campground
A scenic mountain campground nestled in the pines of Coronado National Forest, offering standard developed sites. The steep, winding access road features tight switchbacks, restricting access to shorter vehicles.
Red Rock Canyon Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding along the native material Red Rock Canyon road in the Douglas Ranger District of Coronado National Forest. The area features rugged canyon views and peaceful wilderness camping, suitable for self-contained rigs.
Reef Townsite Campground
A quiet, developed high-mountain campground situated on the historic site of the old Reef mining town. This location offers around 10 campsites alongside a group picnic shelter, vault toilets, and hiking trails. Shaded by dense pines, it provides a cool mountain escape best suited for tents, campervans, and small truck campers due to the narrow switchbacks on the access road.
Road Canyon Camp Area
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated within Las Cienegas National Conservation Area. The area features rolling grassy hills with views of the Santa Rita Mountains, providing a quiet and spacious setting for various rig sizes. Access is via a dirt road that is generally manageable for standard vehicles, though ruts increase further south, and the road transitions to State Trust Land where permits are required.
Rock Bluff Group Site
A developed group camping facility situated in a scenic canyon dotted with oaks and junipers, located a short walk from Parker Canyon Lake. The site is designed to accommodate groups of up to 50 people and features grouped picnic tables, campfire rings, and vault toilets.
Rockhouse Canyon Road Dispersed
A quiet, sandy dirt road corridor winding through Rockhouse Canyon within the Coronado National Forest. This area offers rugged dispersed camping options surrounded by high desert vegetation and scenic mountain foothills.
Round Corral Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Round Corral Road is located within Coronado National Forest. The native dirt road is accessible to most standard vehicles and motorhomes, providing peaceful spots among the desert-woodland landscape.
Rucker Forest Camp
A developed US Forest Service campground located along a beautiful running river in Rucker Canyon, featuring group and single sites. A short hike leads to a scenic waterfall, making it a highly attractive destination.
Rustler Park Campground
Rustler Park Campground is a developed U.S. Forest Service facility nestled in the Chiricahua Mountains, offering established campsites surrounded by pine forest and meadow terrain.
Rustler Park Road Dispersed (FR 42D)
This scenic mountain corridor along Forest Road 42D (Rustler Park Road) winds through the Coronado National Forest, offering multiple pull-offs and spur options. Campers will find level areas with expansive views of the surrounding canyons, particularly at the mountain saddle. The route consists of dirt and gravel and is typically passable for standard passenger vehicles during dry conditions, though campervans and smaller rigs will have the easiest experience.
RV Parking at Third St and Survey St
A spacious private property offering both electric hookup spaces within a fenced area and level gravel dry-camping sites. Conveniently located near the edge of town, bordering public lands with scenic sunset views.
Sandy's Restaurant and RV Park
A private RV park and restaurant offering full hookups. It features a basic level dirt layout with an on-site restaurant and laundry services nearby.
Sanford Tank Dispersed Corridor
Dispersed camping options along the Sanford Tank forest road corridor within Coronado National Forest. This native dirt road is open year-round to passenger vehicles and motorhomes, providing access to quiet settings.
Seep Forest Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the Seep forest road in the Coronado National Forest. Offers quiet, remote dry camping with native surface pullouts accessible to most vehicles.
Shake Gulch Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Shake Gulch (Forest Road 4357A) in the Coronado National Forest. The area features scenic high-desert grasslands and scattered oaks surrounded by mountain ranges, with multiple cleared sites with rock fire rings located along the road. The road is dirt and gravel, which is generally passenger vehicle-friendly but features notable washboard sections and can experience washouts near the end of the road corridor.
Shaw House
A historic stone masonry cabin nestled in the rugged granite canyon landscape of East Cochise Stronghold. It serves as a comfortable, year-round base for rock climbing, hiking, and exploring the dramatic Dragoon Mountains.
Shootout Arena Dry Camping
A large, flat gravel parking area offering affordable self-contained dry camping just two blocks from Tombstone's historic district. Extremely convenient for big rigs, with easy self-pay drop box registration and a quiet atmosphere at night.
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Sierra Vista RV Park
A quiet, developed RV park containing approximately 20 sites, nestled in a suburban setting behind a residential community. The park provides paved access, hot showers, and a hot tub.
Skeleton Canyon Road Dispersed
This scenic dirt road corridor winds through the Coronado National Forest, offering dispersed camping options with historic appeal near the Geronimo Surrender Monument.
South Deer Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along South Deer Creek Road within the Douglas Ranger District of Coronado National Forest. The route features a native dirt surface and wind through quiet high-desert foothills.
South Deer Creek Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor along South Deer Creek Road runs through the southern section of the Coronado National Forest. The native dirt route provides access to quiet dispersed camping areas with beautiful surrounding forest views.
South Fork Quarry Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor located along South Fork Quarry Road within the Coronado National Forest. The route features native material dirt pullouts, providing options for multiple vehicle types in a scenic high-desert wooded environment.
Southerland Peak Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along the native-material dirt road of Southerland Peak within the Coronado National Forest. This area provides access to peaceful spots near natural springs and hiking trails.
Stampede RV Park
A cozy commercial RV park situated within easy walking distance of downtown Tombstone. Offers full hookup sites, clean restrooms, laundry, and on-site cabins, with occasional wildlife passing nearby.
Stanford Creek Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along Stanford Road in the Coronado National Forest. The road winds through native terrain towards a rock canyon area. While the lower sections are more accessible, the final stretches transform into a narrow two-track path leading to a turnaround area.
Sulphur Draw Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping along Sulphur Draw Road offers quiet, remote sites in the Coronado National Forest. The native dirt road provides access to standard dispersed sites suitable for self-contained rigs.
Sunny Flat Campground
A premium, well-maintained Forest Service campground located in the scenic Cave Creek Canyon. The site features concrete pads, fire rings, picnic tables, and bear-proof food lockers in a quiet woodland environment.
Sunnyside Cemetery Road Dispersed
A quiet, remote dirt road corridor leading toward the historic Sunnyside Cemetery in the Coronado National Forest. This area offers dispersed campers scenic, wooded pockets with natural shade and great views of the surrounding peaks.
Sycamore Campground
Located in the Coronado National Forest near Chiricahua Peak, this quiet developed campground offers 7 wooded sites along Turkey Creek. Equipped with fire rings, picnic tables, food lockers, and clean pit toilets, it is a serene spot for tent camping and small rigs, with no water supply available.
Sycamore Spring Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Sycamore Spring Road within the Douglas Ranger District of Coronado National Forest, offering quiet camping near the scenic Rucker Canyon area.
Sycamore Well Dispersed Area
This corridor along Sycamore Well provides dispersed camping opportunities within the Coronado National Forest. The dirt road is generally accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions.
TA Travel Center Willcox
A massive, well-equipped travel center offering dedicated RV parking lanes, a gravel dog walking area, and multiple fast-food dining options. Located immediately off Interstate 10, it provides a safe and convenient single-night stopover.
Tenneco Well Road Dispersed
An expansive corridor of dispersed campsites located along Tenneco Well Road in the Coronado National Forest. Situated approximately 8 to 10 miles from Highway 80, the area features established dirt-road campsites with fire rings. It offers excellent canyon views and is positioned within hiking distance of popular local climbing areas.
The Lakes at St David RV Resort
An expansive, big-rig friendly RV resort in southern Arizona featuring over 200 full-hookup sites. The resort offers spacious pull-through sites and modern community amenities within driving distance of regional historic attractions.
The Mesas Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along The Mesas road in the Coronado National Forest. This area features native dirt surfaces and provides ample space for quiet boondocking.
Thornber Road Dispersed Camping
A dispersed camping corridor located along Thornber Road within the Coronado National Forest, offering quiet forest access and proximity to regional water features.
Tom's Corner Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Tom's Corner Road within the Coronado National Forest. The native-surface road provides straightforward access to several undeveloped sites suitable for a range of rig types.
Tombstone Motorcycle Adventuring Campgrounds
A private, motorcycle-focused campground offering overnight tent sites and a rental bunkhouse near Tombstone. On-site amenities include outdoor showers, a shared patio area with a cooking grill, and power outlets for charging devices.
Tombstone RV Park
A full-service commercial RV park located just minutes from historic downtown Tombstone. It features flat hookup sites, an on-site swimming pool, multiple dog runs, and walking trails.
Tombstone Territories RV Park
A quiet and well-organized commercial RV park featuring exceptionally spacious sites and clean facilities. Guests can access laundry machines and a dedicated RV wash station on-site.
Triangle Canyon
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Triangle Canyon and its adjacent spurs within Coronado National Forest. This scenic, rugged area offers flat, unpaved pullouts surrounded by native desert vegetation and mountain views.
Triangle T Guest Ranch
Historic guest ranch nestled among the scenic boulders of Texas Canyon. Offers dry camping and RV hookups alongside cabins, an on-site saloon, pool, and walking trails. Conveniently located near Interstate 10, though some traffic noise is audible.
Turkey Creek Spring Road Dispersed
A scenic, remote dispersed camping corridor located along Turkey Creek Spring in the Coronado National Forest. This high-desert setting features native vegetation and scattered oaks, providing a quiet, rustic environment for boondockers. The native-material road is accessible to most standard vehicles in dry conditions, though it can become slick and challenging during wet weather.
Turkey Track
Turkey Track road winds through the Coronado National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities on improved native dirt roads suitable for most vehicles. The area provides a peaceful setting within the National Forest, situated near Bob Thompson Peak.
Two Weeks Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor along Two Weeks Road in the Coronado National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options. The road is composed of native dirt material and is accessible to standard vehicles.
Upper Dry Canyon Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Upper Dry Canyon Road and its adjacent forest spurs in the Coronado National Forest. The terrain consists of native dirt surfaces winding through a scenic canyon setting. Standard dispersed camping is permitted in established pullouts along the route.
Upper Lyle Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Upper Lyle Canyon Road and surrounding Forest Service spurs within the Coronado National Forest. This area provides quiet, high-desert canyon camping with standard dirt road access suitable for most vehicle types. Roads are native material and are open to motorhomes and passenger vehicles under dry conditions.
Upper Maple Camp
A quiet backcountry site tucked under maple canopies in a shaded wilderness canyon.
Upper Opera Paid Parking Lot
A level, paved parking lot located in the heart of old town Bisbee. This lot transitioned to paid parking under private management, offering a central base for vans and smaller vehicles for a nightly fee. RVs and large trailers are strictly prohibited and subject to towing.
Valley Vista RV Park
A well-maintained private RV park located off Highway 80 in Benson, offering full hookups, back-in and pull-through sites, clean restrooms with hot showers, laundry facilities, a pool, and a hot tub. The park accommodates rigs of all sizes and is accessible via fully paved roads.
Vista Park Street Parking
Paved street parking bordering Vista Park in the historic neighborhood of Warren, Bisbee. The grassy park provides a pleasant urban setting, though spots are highly exposed to passing traffic and local residents.
Wakefield Canyon Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Wakefield Canyon Road in the Coronado National Forest. This area features desert-canyon surroundings with native oak and juniper woodlands. Dispersed sites are situated alongside the native dirt road, offering quiet camping option within driving distance of Mescal.
Walmart Benson
A paved commercial parking lot allowing travelers to stay overnight for up to 24 hours. The parking lot is relatively small, so large rigs and trailers should park in the northwest corner near the garden center. Train horns are audible throughout the night from the nearby tracks.
Walnut Spring Forest Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options are located along the Walnut Spring forest road corridor in the Coronado National Forest. The native dirt road is generally accessible to most vehicles and offers a peaceful natural setting.
Washington Montezuma Pass Corridor
A scenic mountain driving and dispersed camping corridor along Washington Montezuma Pass within the Coronado National Forest. The main route and its quiet side spurs offer pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs looking for scenic wilderness stays near the Huachuca Mountains.
Welch Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Welch Road is managed by the Coronado National Forest. It offers quiet, primitive sites on a native dirt road suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Wells Fargo RV Park
A full-hookup RV park located just one block from historic downtown Tombstone. Features gravel sites, hot showers, laundry facilities, and electric hookups, making it a highly convenient base for walking to local attractions.
West Mountain Tank
Dispersed camping corridor along West Mountain Tank road in the Coronado National Forest, offering accessible woodland campsites.
West Mule Pass Road & Old Divide Road Pullouts
A scenic collection of roadside pullouts and a paved parking area located on North Old Divide Road and West Mule Pass Road, situated directly above the historical tunnel near Bisbee. The main paved area at the junction of N. Old Divide Road and N. Juniper Flats Road provides flat, level parking suitable for small and medium rigs. Heading up Juniper Flats Road leads into steeper, rougher terrain with spectacular panoramic views. This area offers convenient and scenic overnight parking just minutes from the historic downtown.
West Stronghold Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding into the Coronado National Forest. This area offers excellent opportunities for dispersed camping among unique rock formations and oak woodlands near popular hiking trailheads.
West Turkey Creek Dispersed Area
Formerly a developed Forest Service campground, this area now functions as a dispersed camping pullout along Turkey Creek Road. It offers basic streamside camping without facilities on a lower, more accessible section of the canyon road.
West Turkey Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor nested along West Turkey Creek within the Coronado National Forest, offering wooded sites near the Chiricahua Mountains.
West Whitetail Creek Road Dispersed
This Forest Service corridor offers primitive camping opportunities along West Whitetail Creek in the Coronado National Forest. Accessible via a native dirt road, the area provides a quiet setting with dispersed sites set among the pine and oak trees.
White House Ruins Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along White House Ruins Road lies within the Coronado National Forest. It features native-dirt spur roads offering several quiet, rustic spots suitable for various rig sizes in dry conditions. Standard 14-day Forest Service stay limits apply.
White Water Draw Wildlife Area
A scenic wildlife sanctuary offering overnight parking in a spacious dirt lot. Famous for wintering sandhill cranes, the area provides excellent wildlife viewing, picnic tables, vault toilets, and seasonal portable restrooms.
Willcox Playa Wildlife Area
A flat gravel parking area providing direct access to the Willcox Playa Wildlife Area. While highly convenient for overnight stays and known for seasonal birdwatching, the site sits close to a paved road, resulting in some traffic noise.
Willcox Visitor Center & Country Store Parking
Gravel parking areas located adjacent to a local country store and an unstaffed visitor information building. Overnight stays in the store's private lot are not permitted, but travelers frequently utilize the adjacent public visitor center spaces for a quick, flat single-night stop.
Windy Camp
A primitive hike-in camping spot situated on an exposed saddle, offering panoramic wilderness vistas.
Wood Canyon Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Wood Canyon Road in the Coronado National Forest, situated near the scenic Dragoon Mountains. This native dirt road provides several undeveloped pullout sites within a quiet high-desert environment.
Wood Canyon Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Wood Canyon Road and its adjacent forest spurs in Coronado National Forest. The area features quiet, wooded canyon settings with native dirt pullouts. It provides a peaceful, natural environment close to several local springs and hiking opportunities.
Wood Canyon Road
A scenic forest corridor along Wood Canyon Road within the Coronado National Forest, offering opportunities for dispersed camping in a peaceful, wooded canyon setting.
Yaqui Spring Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along the Yaqui Spring road in the Coronado National Forest, providing excellent access to local trails and views near Coronado Peak.
Yerba Canyon Road Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Yerba Canyon Road in the Coronado National Forest. This area provides access to primitive campsites surrounded by native high-desert vegetation and oaks, offering quiet surroundings near the Huachuca Mountains.