Dispersed Camping in Yavapai County, Arizona
Showing 585 locations in Yavapai County (Page 2 of 2).
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a native material forest spur road in the Coconino National Forest, located near West Sedona and Turkey Butte.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A rustic dispersed camping corridor along a Forest Service spur road in the Prescott National Forest. The area features pull-offs suitable for setting up camp in a quiet, high-desert juniper woodland.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A secluded forest road corridor offering quiet, dispersed camping within the Prescott National Forest on standard dirt tracks.
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Secluded forest spur nestled within the Coconino National Forest. It provides dispersed camping sites on native soil, ideal for self-contained campers.
Forest Spur
A quiet dirt spur road off the main route in Prescott National Forest. It offers primitive dispersed camping pullouts in a peaceful wooded setting.
Forest Spur
This forest road in the Coconino National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping options near Lake Montezuma. It features a native dirt surface suitable for motorhomes and standard vehicles.
Forest Spur
A scenic Forest Service spur road in Prescott National Forest that offers dispersed camping opportunities. The road features a native material dirt surface and is surrounded by typical wooded terrain, offering a quiet forest experience close to local springs.
Forest Spur
This forest spur provides access to dispersed camping opportunities within the Coconino National Forest near Lake Montezuma. The road features a native material surface suitable for most vehicles.
Forest Spur
A primitive forest spur road within the Prescott National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt surfaces. The corridor is surrounded by high-desert pine forest scenery with peaceful surroundings.
Forest Spur
This quiet dirt spur road off the main route provides primitive dispersed camping opportunities near Williamson within the Prescott National Forest. It offers a peaceful wooded retreat.
Forest Spur
A scenic dirt spur road located within the Coconino National Forest near Cornville, Arizona, offering dispersed camping on improved native material surfaces.
Forest Spur
A scenic dirt spur located in the Coconino National Forest, providing dispersed camping access near the historic Honanki Cliff Dwellings. The road is composed of native dirt and is generally accessible to most vehicles during dry conditions.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
This forest spur road in the Prescott National Forest provides secluded dispersed camping on a native dirt surface. It is generally accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions and offers quiet camping near local springs.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor offering primitive dispersed camping in the Prescott National Forest. The road traverses a typical Arizona pine and juniper forest, providing peaceful surroundings with good spacing between potential campsites.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt forest road spur located in the Coconino National Forest near Turkey Butte, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities. It is surrounded by a peaceful ponderosa pine forest.
Forest Spur Road
A dirt forest road corridor southwest of Sedona in the Coconino National Forest, offering direct access to scenic desert terrain near Windmill Mountain. Dispersed camping along this corridor is highly restricted to designated, numbered sites only under local ranger district rules.
Fossil Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor winding through Coconino and Tonto National Forests, offering dispersed camping and pull-offs. While camping is restricted in the immediate vicinity of the wild and scenic Fossil Creek watercourse, dispersed sites are permissible along the forest road leading up to the summit.
Gabrina Hill Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Gabrina Hill Road in the Prescott National Forest. The area is surrounded by typical pine and juniper forest, offering multiple flat pull-outs suitable for various vehicle types.
Glidden Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor located along Glidden Road in the Prescott National Forest, offering scenic settings on a native dirt road.
Goddard Road Dispersed Camping
This corridor along Goddard Road offers dispersed camping within the Prescott National Forest. The dirt road has a native material surface and is accessible to standard vehicles in dry weather.
Gold Basin Dispersed Area
This native-dirt corridor in the Prescott National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities near Chino Valley. The road is generally suitable for most rigs during dry conditions, but can become impassable when wet.
Golden Eagle Mine Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Golden Eagle Mine Road within the Prescott National Forest. The area offers several pullouts suitable for various rig types amidst transition zone vegetation, with quiet surroundings and close proximity to local natural springs.
Golden Eagle Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt forest road corridor within the Prescott National Forest offering dispersed camping options along the roadside.
Golden Fleece Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Golden Fleece Road and its offshoot spurs within the Prescott National Forest, surrounded by beautiful pine forests near Spruce Mountain.
Grapevine Gulch Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Grapevine Gulch and its adjacent forest spurs in Prescott National Forest. The native dirt roads lead to basic pull-offs nestled in a peaceful wooded setting.
Greasy Spoon Designated Dispersed Camping
Situated further north in the Coconino National Forest, this designated dispersed camping area lies along the historic Greasy Spoon route. As part of the Red Rock Ranger District's camping management plan, visitors must camp only within marked, designated sites. The terrain is moderately rugged, surrounded by juniper forest and offering excellent views of the Sedona landscape with slightly more seclusion than areas closer to the highway.
Grief Hill Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along the forest spurs leading to the Grief Hill Trailhead within Prescott National Forest. The area features multiple primitive sites nestled among chaparral vegetation, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valley and distant mesas.
Groom Creek Forest Roads & Spurs
A network of quiet, pine-forested dirt roads and spur trails situated in the Prescott National Forest near Groom Creek. This area offers dispersed camping opportunities within close proximity to local trailheads and recreation areas, though strict regional regulations govern where you can legally camp.
Groom Creek Horse Camp
A premier equestrian camping destination situated in a peaceful ponderosa pine forest just south of Prescott. Each developed site features built-in steel corrals and tether lines, making it exceptionally well-suited for horse campers. The surrounding area offers direct access to multiple scenic multi-use loop trails, though visitors should expect shared trail use with hikers and mountain bikers.
Groom Creek Schoolhouse
A historic schoolhouse built in 1902 and adjacent picnic area located in the Prescott National Forest. Available for day-use group reservations of up to 60 people, the site offers an indoor meeting area, vault toilets, and access to the paved Groom Creek Nature Trail. Overnight camping is prohibited at this facility, though several developed campgrounds are located nearby.
Happy Camp Road Dispersed
An accessible dirt forest road corridor located in the Prescott National Forest near Paulden, offering standard dispersed camping options along the route.
Happy Endings Retreat
A private desert retreat offering peaceful campsites along Castle Creek. Wi-Fi is available upon request from the hosts, making it a comfortable rustic stay.
Happy Valley Road Dispersed
Happy Valley Road offers quiet dispersed camping options located within the Prescott National Forest. The gravel road winds through scenic pine forest terrain with multiple pull-offs and forest spurs suitable for various rig types looking for a quiet forest escape.
Harmon Tank Dispersed Camping
This corridor along Harmon Tank in the Prescott National Forest provides dispersed camping opportunities in a rustic woodland setting. Accessible via a native-material dirt road, the area offers basic dry camping spots spaced out among the brush and trees.
Hawkeye Well Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Hawkeye Well Road and associated spurs within the Prescott National Forest. This high-desert woodland area offers peaceful campsites suited for various rig types, with straightforward access along native-surface dirt roads.
Hazlett Hollow Campground
Hazlett Hollow Campground is a quiet Forest Service campground tucked away in the Horsethief Basin Recreation Area of Prescott National Forest. Each campsite features a unique wooden three-walled shelter with a roof, offering solid protection from elements. The site is situated in a scenic pine setting and serves as a peaceful retreat with access to several trailheads.
Heifer Road Dispersed Camping
A dispersed camping corridor along Heifer Road in Prescott National Forest, offering quiet forest spots on native dirt terrain. Most vehicles can access the road during dry conditions.
Hells Canyon Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located within Prescott National Forest. The area features a mix of juniper and pine vegetation with multiple flat pull-outs suitable for various rig setups.
Hickey Mountain Road Dispersed (Woodchute Wilderness)
A scenic forest corridor along Hickey Mountain Road immediately adjacent to the Woodchute Wilderness. The first half-mile of the road after turning off Highway 89A is relatively straightforward but contains a few rocky stretches, leading to several well-established, pine-shaded dispersed camping sites. Beyond the trailhead signage, the route becomes significantly rougher, rutted, and rocky, requiring high-clearance. The area is highly popular for its peaceful surroundings and outstanding valley views.
Highway 89 Forest Spurs
This section of the Prescott National Forest along Highway 89 offers scenic dispersed camping opportunities. Visitors can find secluded, tree-shaded campsites along rocky forest spurs like Road 9407E, which features a seasonal running creek. Additionally, a narrow ridgetop gravel pull-off provides panoramic views and excellent sunsets, though it lacks privacy and turnaround space for larger rigs. Expect mild traffic noise from the nearby highway, but the area remains generally peaceful at night.
Hilltop Campground
A well-maintained developed campground located in the Bradshaw Ranger District of the Prescott National Forest. Tucked away in a mature ponderosa pine forest, it offers spacious, shaded sites suitable for tents, campervans, and trailers. It serves as an excellent basecamp for exploring local hiking and mountain biking trails, as well as nearby Lynx Lake.
Hitt Well Road Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor in the Prescott National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities. The terrain features typical Arizona chaparral and pine woods near Johnson Peak.
Horseshoe Ranch Road BLM Dispersed
A scenic high-desert dispersed camping corridor along Horseshoe Ranch Road, situated east of the Agua Fria River. The area features flat dirt turnouts with established rock fire rings, set within rugged BLM territory. It is popular for off-road recreation and target shooting, with several suitable pullouts accommodating rigs of varying sizes.
Horsethief Cabin
A historic rental cabin built in 1939, situated in a clearing of Ponderosa pines within the Bradshaw Mountains of the Prescott National Forest. Originally constructed for Forest Service crews, the cabin has been modernized and offers a secluded retreat with close access to hiking trails and non-motorized boating at nearby Horsethief Basin Lake.
House Mountain Forest Spur
A quiet dirt road spur located in the Coconino National Forest near House Mountain. It offers dispersed camping opportunities along native dirt surfaces in a scenic high-desert setting.
Howards Tank Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along the Howard's Tank forest road in Prescott National Forest. Nestled within a pleasant mix of pines and junipers, this area features native dirt surface pullouts offering scenic, secluded spots close to hiking and natural springs.
Hutch Mountain Lookout Road
A scenic Forest Service corridor located in the Coconino National Forest near Hutch Mountain. This native-surface dirt road provides opportunities for dispersed camping under a beautiful canopy of ponderosa pines, offering a quiet escape with quick access to nearby trailheads and mountain vistas.
Indian Creek Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Indian Creek within the Prescott National Forest. The route offers several roadside pullouts surrounded by a peaceful pine forest setting, suitable for various rig sizes.
Indian Creek Road Dispersed Camping
Designated, numbered dispersed sites nested along Indian Creek Road and surrounding forest spurs within the Prescott Basin. This area features scenic pine forests with quiet nights, though daytime off-highway vehicle traffic can occur. Camping is strictly restricted to these clearly marked sites.
Indian Fuelwood Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Indian Fuelwood Road within the Prescott National Forest, offering accessible forest settings along native dirt tracks.
Indian Springs Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Indian Springs Road within the Prescott National Forest, characterized by native dirt surfaces and typical pine forest surroundings.
Iron King Mine
Dispersed camping corridor along the Iron King Mine road in Prescott National Forest. It features rustic dirt pullouts surrounded by native trees and shrubs.
Iron Springs Forest Road Dispersed
Accessible dispersed camping options along dirt forest roads in the Prescott National Forest, situated near the Alto Pit OHV area. The terrain features typical Arizona pine and juniper woods. Be mindful of private property boundaries near the historic recreation residences in this area.
Iron Springs Road Pull-Off
A large, level roadside pull-off situated along Iron Springs Road, offering scenic mountain views. This spot provides a convenient paved area for a quick overnight stay, though daytime traffic noise is noticeable.
Ivan East Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Ivan East and adjacent forest spurs within the Prescott National Forest. The area features a quiet pine and juniper woodland setting with multiple dirt pullouts suitable for various rigs.
Javalina Campsite
A quiet dispersed camping area located within the Coconino National Forest off Deer Pass Road, offering scenic views of the surrounding high-desert landscape. Campers must use designated sites as per forest regulations.
Javelina Loop Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along Javelina Loop Road within the Prescott National Forest. The corridor features wooded surroundings and native dirt surfaces suitable for several types of rigs.
Johnson Flat Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Johnson Flat Road in the Prescott National Forest. The native material route weaves through open pine and juniper woodlands, offering several flat pullouts suitable for standard vehicles and small to mid-sized rigs looking for peaceful forest boondocking.
Jordan Well Road Dispersed
An accessible dirt forest road corridor within the Prescott National Forest offering peaceful dispersed camping options.
Juniper Spring Forest Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along the Juniper Spring forest road within the Prescott National Forest, offering serene wooded settings near Juniper Spring and scenic mountain views.
Juniper Spring Forest Road
A remote forest road corridor located in the Prescott National Forest near Paulden, Arizona. This area offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native-material dirt road, surrounded by scenic juniper woodlands.
K4 Pipeline Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along K4 Pipeline Road and its minor spur roads within the Prescott National Forest near Paulden. The area features rolling high-desert terrain with juniper trees offering moderate privacy.
Kaibab National Forest Road Corridor
A network of native-surface forest roads nestled within the pine and juniper-dotted landscapes of the Kaibab National Forest. This corridor offers serene, rustic dispersed camping opportunities with straightforward access for various rig types.
Kendall Camp & Forest Spurs
This corridor covers Kendall Camp Road and its adjacent forest spurs within the Prescott National Forest. Located just outside Clarkdale, the dirt roads provide dispersed camping opportunities in a mixed pine and chaparral landscape. Standard passenger vehicles can navigate the native material surface in dry weather.
Kentuck Spring Campground
A peaceful developed Forest Service campground located in the scenic Horsethief Basin. It is situated in a quiet pine-oak woodland, offering access to trails and nearby water recreation.
King Spring Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along King Spring Road in the Prescott National Forest. The route offers multiple primitive pullouts along a native material dirt road with standard forest surroundings near King Spring.
Lawrence Crossing Dispersed Camping Area
Situated along Wet Beaver Creek on Forest Road 618G, this designated dispersed camping area offers a handful of rustic sites shaded by mature sycamore trees. It provides a peaceful setting within the Coconino National Forest, featuring a vault toilet but no trash or water services. The area is highly popular and serves as a gateway to nearby hiking and cultural heritage sites.
Limestone Forest Road Dispersed
An accessible dirt road corridor within the Prescott National Forest near Paulden, Arizona, providing easy-to-reach dispersed camping opportunities.
Little Copper Creek Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Little Copper Creek in the Prescott National Forest. The area features peaceful sites shaded by ponderosa pines with convenient access to nearby hiking trails and natural springs.
Little Hells Canyon Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Little Hells Canyon Road and surrounding National Forest roads. Nestled in a rocky canyon setting within the Kaibab National Forest, this area features unique points of interest including a water control project, artistic graffiti murals, and historic railroad trestles nearby.
Little Pan Loop Dispersed Camping
A rugged BLM dispersed camping corridor located along Little Pan Loop and adjacent primitive desert tracks near Black Canyon City, offering access to scenic hiking and OHV riding. It provides a peaceful desert escape within reach of the Black Canyon Trail.
Little Round Mountain Dispersed Area
This scenic dispersed camping corridor is located in the Coconino National Forest, featuring dirt and gravel roads that wind through peaceful pine forests. The area offers great opportunities for quiet camping near Secret Mountain Wilderness with easy access to hiking and outdoor recreation.
Long Gulch Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Long Gulch within the Prescott National Forest. The road winds through transitional desert-chaparral terrain, offering primitive pullouts suitable for standard passenger vehicles and smaller trailers during dry conditions.
Lower Wolf Creek Campground
Located along the banks of Wolf Creek, this historic campground was originally built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the late 1930s. Boulder-strewn and shaded by ponderosa pines, Arizona walnut, and live oaks, the site features 20 developed campsites with picnic tables and fire rings. Vault toilets and garbage services are provided, though no drinking water is available.
Lucky Canyon Road Dispersed
Lucky Canyon provides dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt road corridor within the Prescott National Forest near Camp Verde. The area offers a quiet forest setting suitable for standard rigs with convenient access off the highway.
Lucky Tank Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Lucky Tank Road and adjacent spurs within the Prescott National Forest. The area is surrounded by high-desert pine and juniper woodland, providing standard rustic dispersed campsites with easy access for most vehicles in dry weather.
Lynx Campground
A popular, heavily forested developed campground situated along the west shoreline of scenic Lynx Lake. The facility is shaded by ponderosa pines and offers paved loops with drinking water and trail access. All sites are reservation-only and require an online booking, even for same-day arrivals.
Lynx Creek Forest Camp
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located in the Prescott National Forest, offering sites nestled among the pines with straightforward dirt road access.
Lynx Creek Ruin Road
A dirt forest road providing access to the historic Lynx Creek Ruin and nearby day-use areas within the Prescott National Forest.
Mac East Forest Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Mac East road and its connected forest spurs within Prescott National Forest, featuring primitive campsites on native dirt terrain.
Mack Siding Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping area located along Mack Siding Road within the Prescott National Forest. The native-surface dirt road provides access to multiple flat clearings suitable for various rig sizes.
Mahan Ranch Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Mahan Ranch Road is nestled within the beautiful pines of Coconino National Forest. It provides multiple quiet, naturally shaded pullouts and spur roads near scenic springs. Accessible to most rigs, it offers a peaceful wilderness experience within driving distance of Big Park.
Manzanita Tank Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping area in the Prescott National Forest is situated along a native dirt road near Manzanita Tank. It provides peaceful forest settings with easy access for most vehicle types.
Maripai Road (FR 64) Dispersed Camping
Located within the Prescott National Forest along Maripai Road (Forest Road 64), this dispersed camping area features several designated numbered sites nestled in a quiet pine forest setting. The access road is a narrow, rutted dirt track with rocky sections and limited turnaround capability, making it unsuitable for large rigs. While the sites offer excellent proximity to hiking trails, they are frequently unlevel and can experience issues with litter and high occupancy.
Marlow Mesa
A dispersed camping corridor located along the Marlow Mesa dirt road in the Prescott National Forest. The route features high-desert vegetation and panoramic mesa views.
Maverick Ridge Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor winding through the pine-covered ridges of the Prescott National Forest. Located near Lookout Mountain, this area offers several pullouts suitable for dispersed camping with beautiful forest views and a peaceful environment.
Mc Canyon Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Mc Canyon Road and its adjacent forest spurs in Prescott National Forest. The landscape features rolling hills covered in pinyon-juniper woodland. Roads are unpaved native surfaces, offering several secluded, primitive spots suitable for boondocking.
McNary / Milk Ranch Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated within the Prescott National Forest. The area winds through pine forest with several dirt spurs and pull-offs suitable for camping, offering a peaceful setting with convenient access to local hiking trails.
McNary Mine Road Dispersed
This improved native material dirt road winds through the pine forest near Prescott, offering several pullouts for dispersed camping. It is easily accessible for passenger vehicles, though conditions can deteriorate when wet.
Mesa Butte Trailhead Area
A remote hiking access point near Mesa Butte offering limited parking and immediate access to backcountry trails.
Mesa Tanks Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Mesa Tanks and adjacent forest spurs in the Prescott National Forest. The area offers quiet, secluded camping in a high-desert juniper and pine setting, accessible via native dirt roads.
Middle Trail Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along Middle Trail within the Prescott National Forest. The native-surface road winds through high-desert vegetation and juniper trees, offering ample opportunities for peaceful roadside camping.
Middle Verde Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through Coconino National Forest near Cornville, Arizona, offering dispersed camping sites along the route. The road is open year-round and is suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Middle Well Cut-off
An unpaved forest road corridor providing dispersed camping opportunities within the Prescott National Forest. The native material surface is generally passable for standard passenger vehicles during dry periods.
Middlewater Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located within Prescott National Forest along Middlewater Creek. The native dirt road provides access to a variety of rustic roadside sites set among quiet pine and high-desert landscapes.
Mingus Mountain Campground
A scenic developed campground situated in Prescott National Forest, offering sweeping views of the Verde Valley. It features pine-shaded sites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets, though hookups are not available.
Mingus Watershed Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dirt road corridor winding through the beautiful Mingus Mountain area of Prescott National Forest. Perfect for dispersed camping in a peaceful wooded setting with several natural springs located nearby.
Minnehaha Road Dispersed Camping
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along Minnehaha Road within the Prescott National Forest. The area features scenic, wooded pullouts on native-dirt surfaces suitable for boondocking.
Mobil Gas Station
Located on Chicken Springs Road in Bagdad, this Mobil gas station features a large dirt area just north of the station commonly used by trucks for overnight parking. A flat gravel section behind the station can accommodate up to two vans, though larger motorhomes or trailers may find maneuvering tight. It is recommended to request permission inside before staying.
Monroe Lane Dispersed Area
Located near Camp Verde in the Prescott National Forest, this dirt road corridor offers accessible dispersed camping. The native material surface is relatively flat and viable for various rig types in dry conditions.
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Montezuma Well Forest Roads
A dispersed camping corridor located on Coconino National Forest land near the Montezuma Well area. Accessible dirt and gravel spurs wind through the high-desert scrub, offering convenient access to local historical sites and hiking trails.
Mt. Pine Acres Dispersed Camping
This dirt forest road corridor winds through the Prescott National Forest near Mount Union, providing peaceful dispersed camping spots among the pines.
Mud Tank Road Dispersed Camping
Located within the scenic Prescott National Forest, this dirt road corridor provides open space for dispersed camping. It features a native material surface suitable for standard vehicles and larger motorhomes when dry.
Muldoon Road Dispersed Camping
A dispersed camping corridor located along Muldoon Road in the Prescott National Forest. The native material dirt road offers several roadside pullouts suitable for standard vehicles and motorhomes under dry conditions, providing a quiet camping experience nestled in a scenic pine forest setting.
Muldoon Road Dispersed Camping
An expansive corridor of dispersed camping options along Muldoon Road and its adjacent spurs in the Prescott National Forest. The native dirt surface is generally well-maintained and suitable for most vehicle types, offering quiet camping spots amidst a classic high-desert forest setting near Bald Hill.
Mule Owner Road Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping corridor located off Mule Owner Road within the Prescott National Forest. The area features peaceful spots nestled among pine trees, accessible via native dirt roads.
Mullican Canyon Forest Roads
A network of gravel forest roads and spurs winding through the Coconino National Forest near Round Mountain. This area offers dispersed camping options among the pines and junipers, providing a quiet escape with reasonable accessibility.
Mullican Road Corridor
A scenic network of forest roads and spurs branching off the Mullican Trail area in Coconino National Forest. The dirt and gravel roads weave through juniper and pine-dotted high desert plains, providing numerous pockets for quiet dispersed camping.
Munds Draw / Trick Tank Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping along Munds Draw / Trick Tank road in the Prescott National Forest near Clarkdale, Arizona. The native material road offers multiple pull-offs suitable for various rigs under dry conditions.
Munds Tank No 2
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Prescott National Forest near Clarkdale. The route consists of a native dirt surface and is generally accessible to standard vehicles and motorhomes during dry conditions.
Nelson Place Spring Dispersed
This quiet dispersed camping area in the Prescott National Forest offers a peaceful, scenic escape near Nelson Place Spring via rugged dirt roads.
North Buckboard Road / Forest Spurs
Scenic dispersed camping along Forest Road spurs branching off North Buckboard Road in the Coconino National Forest. The native dirt roads lead to several established pullouts with fire rings, providing a quiet high-desert camping experience near the Verde Valley.
North Ranch RV Park Escapees RV Club
An Escapees RV Club park offering dry camping and full-hookup sites in a scenic desert landscape. Facilities include hot showers, laundry, and easy access to surrounding off-road vehicle trails.
Old "127" Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor along Old 127 Road offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Kaibab National Forest near Clarkdale. The dirt road is accessible for most vehicles, providing a rustic forest setting.
Old 35 Road Dispersed Camping
This quiet forest service corridor offers dispersed roadside camping along Old 35 Road in the Kaibab National Forest. It provides easy access and multiple roadside pullouts suitable for various rig types.
Old Campwood Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Old Campwood Road in the Prescott National Forest. The terrain consists of high-desert pine and juniper woodland, providing quiet surroundings and pleasant scenery with easy access to nearby peaks and springs.
Old Dandrea Place Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options winding through Prescott National Forest's scenic native landscape. The dirt road is accessible to most standard vehicles under dry conditions and provides convenient access to nearby natural springs.
Old Miner's Road Dispersed Area
A scenic corridor of forest roads and spurs located in the Prescott National Forest near Spruce Mountain. Tall ponderosa pines surround these primitive dirt turnouts, providing a peaceful wilderness setting with access to nearby hiking trails.
Old Towers Mountain Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor winds through Prescott National Forest, offering dispersed camping on a native dirt surface. The road provides standard dispersed pullouts with a peaceful, forested backdrop.
Orejano Basin
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located within the Prescott National Forest. The native dirt road winds through typical desert-chaparral transition terrain, offering several pullouts for camping in a quiet wilderness setting.
Outside Cruice Pit Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on Kaibab National Forest land north of Interstate 40. The area offers several pull-outs along an improved native dirt road suitable for a variety of rigs.
Parker Flat Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Parker Flat road in the Prescott National Forest. The native material dirt road is accessible for most rigs and offers a quiet forest setting.
Parra West Dispersed
Dispersed camping sites along the Parra West dirt road corridor in the Prescott National Forest, providing serene high-desert woodland camping with easy road access.
Phone Service Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated in the Prescott National Forest along a native-material dirt road. The area offers easy access to nearby natural springs and is suitable for most vehicles.
Pierre's Prime Beef
A quiet and secluded working ranch bordering Forest Service land, offering four developed back-in RV sites with hookups and dry camping options. The property features livestock, farm-fresh beef for purchase, and easy access to surrounding trails.
Pilot Travel Center
A standard travel center parking lot suitable for quick, convenient overnight stays or rest breaks along the highway corridor.
Pine Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Pine Creek Road in the Prescott National Forest, offering wooded campsites suitable for a variety of rigs.
Pine Creek Seep Dispersed Area
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping spots and forest spurs located in the Prescott National Forest near Williamson. Offering peaceful, shaded sites nestled within pine-oak woodlands, this area is suitable for self-contained rigs seeking a quiet natural setting.
Pine Springs Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor located within the Prescott National Forest, providing dispersed camping sites in a natural woodland setting.
Pit Creek Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping corridor along the Pit Creek road is located in the scenic Prescott National Forest. The native material dirt road is generally accessible to most vehicles and offers quiet spots tucked into the pines, providing a convenient base for exploring nearby Mount Francis and surrounding trails.
Playground Group Campground
A secluded developed group campsite set among the tall ponderosa pines near the summit of Mingus Mountain. This facility is designed to comfortably host large groups of up to 75 people and offers picnic tables, grills, a large fire pit, and a vault toilet. No drinking water is available on-site.
Plymouth Mine Road Dispersed
Wooded dispersed camping corridor along Plymouth Mine Road and its connecting spurs in the Prescott National Forest.
Point of Rocks RV Campground
A well-regarded private RV park nestled among the spectacular rock formations of the Granite Dells. Offers full-hookup sites, clean restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, and direct trail access to Watson Lake.
Porcupine Peak Canyon Dispersed
This dispersed camping area is located along Porcupine Peak Canyon and surrounding forest spurs within the Prescott National Forest. The corridor features quiet, rustic dirt pullouts suited for those seeking a rugged, dispersed camping experience in the high desert shrubland.
Porcupine Peak Dispersed Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along the Porcupine Peak forest road in the Prescott National Forest. The area features scenic desert-woodland terrain with sparse pinon and juniper trees, providing an open feel with easy roadside pull-offs.
Potato Patch Campground
A clean, highly rated developed campground nestled in a ponderosa pine forest on Mingus Mountain. Loop B provides electric hookups suitable for larger RVs, while Loop A offers peaceful non-electric sites with tent pads and picnic tables. Features very clean composting toilets, drinking water, and solid trash infrastructure.
Powder House Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the ponderosa pines of the Prescott National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping access close to Thumb Butte and regional hiking trails.
Powell Spring Road Dispersed
A scenic corridor along the access forest road near Powell Springs Campground. The road features several flat, pull-out dispersed sites nestled under ponderosa pines and junipers. These sites offer a more open and dispersed alternative to the nearby campground, with plenty of shade and space.
Powell Springs Campground
A historic, quiet developed campground in a shaded pine and oak forest, originally built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. It features numbered rustic sites with picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets. While free, it offers a peaceful and forested atmosphere with limited turnaround space for very large rigs.
Power Line Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along Power Line Road within the Prescott National Forest. The road is composed of native dirt and offers several pullouts suitable for camping in a quiet forest setting.
Power Line Road Dispersed
A native dirt road corridor near Prescott National Forest that provides dispersed camping options along the power line clearing.
Power Line Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along Power Line Road within the Prescott National Forest. The native-surface road runs through a scenic high-desert and juniper landscape, providing easy access to multiple primitive clearings.
Prescott Forest Road Spur
A scenic dirt spur located in the Prescott National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping options among the ponderosa pines. It is conveniently situated near the Granite Basin Recreation Area and various hiking trails.
Prescott Forest Spur (2088)
A secondary dirt spur road providing secluded dispersed camping among the pines of the Prescott National Forest.
Prescott Forest Spur (55ca)
A quiet dirt spur road located in the Prescott National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities on a native material surface.
Prescott Forest Spur & Cindy Roads
Quiet and secluded forest service roads offering dispersed camping options under the pine canopy of the Prescott National Forest, situated near Estler Peak and Brown Spring.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet dirt forest spur in the Prescott National Forest offering dispersed camping options surrounded by pine and juniper woodland.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along a Forest Service spur road in the Prescott National Forest near Paulden. The site features a native material dirt road surface that is generally accessible to most vehicle classes during dry conditions.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dirt spur road off the main route offering quick access to Prescott National Forest dispersed camping.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
This forest spur in the Prescott National Forest offers rustic dispersed camping options with native material road access. It is located near Mount Tritle and Lookout Mountain, providing a quiet and scenic forested retreat.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet forest corridor located in the Prescott National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities on native material surfaces.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
This forest spur road offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities within the Prescott National Forest. The native material road provides access to wooded clearings suitable for various rig setups looking for quiet surroundings near Prescott.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
This forest spur road offers dispersed camping opportunities within the scenic Prescott National Forest near Mingus Mountain. The native material dirt road is accessible to a variety of vehicles and provides a quiet, wooded setting.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet Forest Service spur road located in the Prescott National Forest near Williamson, Arizona. The native material dirt road offers dispersed camping options with standard forest surroundings.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
A native-surface forest spur located within the Prescott National Forest near Bagdad, Arizona. It provides opportunities for quiet dispersed camping along the corridor.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
This forest road spur in the Prescott National Forest offers rustic dispersed camping options in a peaceful wooded setting. Access is via a native material dirt road suitable for most vehicles during dry periods.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dirt road corridor within Prescott National Forest offering standard dispersed camping on native dirt surfaces. Ideal for those seeking a rustic, wooded setting with convenient access for most rig types.
Prescott Forest Spur Dispersed
This quiet National Forest road spur provides dispersed camping opportunities in the Prescott National Forest near Paulden.
Prescott Forest Spur
A scenic dirt road spur providing dispersed camping opportunities within the Prescott National Forest. Ideal for quiet stays in a rugged Arizona woodland setting.
Prescott Forest Spur
A quiet dirt forest spur located near Paulden within the Prescott National Forest, offering dispersed camping in a serene woodland environment.
Prescott National Forest - Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet National Forest spur road offering dispersed camping opportunities in the scenic, wooded terrain near Prescott, Arizona. The native material dirt road provides access to rustic, undeveloped sites surrounded by pines and high-desert vegetation, ideal for campers seeking a peaceful, self-contained wilderness experience.
Prescott National Forest - Forest Spur
A quiet National Forest spur road nestled in the Ponderosa pines of Prescott National Forest, offering dispersed camping on a native dirt surface.
Prescott National Forest - Forest Spur
A scenic forest road corridor within the Prescott National Forest, offering dispersed camping on a native dirt surface. This spur road provides a quiet setting with typical wooded surroundings, suitable for various rig types seeking basic boondocking.
Prescott National Forest - Forest Spur
A quiet Forest Service spur road located in the high desert transition zone near Paulden, offering opportunities for dispersed camping along the corridor.
Prescott National Forest - Paulden Forest Spurs
A series of dispersed camping spurs located in the Prescott National Forest near Paulden. The area features quiet pine and juniper landscapes with easy access from local roads, ideal for self-contained rigs.
Prescott National Forest Dispersed (Williamson Valley)
Dispersed camping corridor along forest spurs in the Prescott National Forest near Williamson. The area features scenic wooded surroundings and is accessible via graded dirt roads suitable for most vehicle types.
Prescott National Forest Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located within the Prescott National Forest near Clarkdale, Arizona. Accessible via a native-material dirt road, this area offers pull-offs suitable for various vehicle types looking to camp in a quiet forest setting.
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Prescott National Forest Spur Dispersed
This remote Forest Service spur near Williamson, Arizona provides access to dispersed camping opportunities within Prescott National Forest.
Prescott National Forest Spur Road
A quiet Forest Service spur road located in the Prescott National Forest north of Paulden, offering dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt surfaces.
Prescott National Forest Spur Roads
Scenic dispersed camping options located along forested spur roads in the Prescott National Forest near Crown King. The area features native dirt surfaces with several clearings and a running creek nearby, offering a quiet and natural setting.
Prescott National Forest Spurs
These native-surface spur roads in the Prescott National Forest near Cordes Lakes offer dispersed boondocking opportunities. The dirt spurs wind through the high-desert chaparral and juniper terrain, providing a quiet retreat close to local highways.
Prescott National Forest Spurs
A quiet network of dirt forest spurs located within the Prescott National Forest. These tracks offer secluded dispersed camping opportunities nestled among high-desert juniper and pine woodland.
Prescott Yard
An administrative site and access area located near downtown Prescott within the Prescott National Forest boundary. Paved access makes it easy to reach, but local forest regulations strictly prohibit dispersed camping in this zone.
Prospect Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a native-dirt Forest Service road within the Prescott National Forest. It provides standard off-grid dry camping with scattered pullouts along the route.
Rafael Mesa Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Rafael Mesa Road within the Prescott National Forest. The road is composed of native dirt material and winds through scenic high-desert forest territory, offering excellent privacy and numerous pull-out sites.
Railroad Draw Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Railroad Draw within the Prescott National Forest, offering quiet camping spots in a scenic pinyon-juniper forest.
Red Canyon Palatki Road Corridor (FR 525)
A scenic, highly sought-after camping corridor along Red Canyon Palatki Road in Coconino National Forest. Surrounded by impressive red sandstone cliffs and desert vegetation, this area provides direct access to historical landmarks and hiking trails northwest of Sedona.
Red Hat Mine Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along the Red Hat Mine dirt road within the Prescott National Forest. The road is constructed of native material and offers several pullouts suitable for various rigs looking for a quiet stay.
Red Mountain Tank Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located near Red Mountain within the Prescott National Forest, offering quiet forest spots along a native dirt road.
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Red Rock Ranger Station
Paved parking lot and access area for the Red Rock Ranger Station. Excellent paved access and visitor facilities are available during the day, but overnight stays are not permitted.
Reimer Spring Road Dispersed
A quiet, wooded dispersed camping corridor along Reimer Spring Road and adjacent forest spurs in the Prescott National Forest. The native material dirt roads offer multiple pullout spots with standard forest scenery and good privacy.
Reservoir Road Dispersed Area
A scenic pine forest corridor near Prescott, providing access to dispersed camping sites along the forest roads. Nestled near Bean Peaks, these sites offer a quiet escape under a canopy of ponderosa pines, with relatively easy access for most vehicle types.
Right Off Prairie Lane
A dirt road corridor within the Prescott National Forest offering dispersed camping options. The route features a native material surface suitable for most vehicle types, providing accessible campsites in a high-desert forest setting near Verde Village.
River Side & Forest Spur Dispersed
A scenic network of dirt forest service roads and spurs located near Clarkdale and the Verde River, offering dispersed camping within the Prescott National Forest. The area features native dirt surfaces suitable for most passenger vehicles under dry conditions.
Road Across Creek Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor located within the Prescott National Forest near Clarkdale, offering dispersed camping opportunities on native material surfaces.
Robbins Tank Forest Road Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Service roads near Robbins Tank in the Prescott National Forest. The area features rustic, undeveloped pullouts scattered throughout high-desert woodland.
Robert E Tank Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Robert E Tank Road and connecting forest spurs in the Prescott National Forest. The terrain consists of gentle, rolling high-desert hills dotted with junipers, offering quiet and spacious sites with good separation.
Rock Butte Road Dispersed
Quiet and scenic dispersed camping areas located along Rock Butte Road and its minor spurs in Prescott National Forest. The terrain consists of native dirt and gravel, winding through local juniper and pine forests.
Rockview
A scenic dispersed camping pull-off located along the Lime Kiln Trail, offering views of the surrounding red rock landscape.
Rocky Gulch Ridge Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping corridor along Rocky Gulch Ridge offers quiet sites nested in the Coconino National Forest. The dirt and gravel road provides easy access to multiple pull-offs suitable for various rig sizes.
Rocky Gulch Ridge Dispersed Camping
Quiet dispersed camping opportunities situated along Rocky Gulch Ridge in the scenic Coconino National Forest. The gravel road provides access to multiple flat turnouts suitable for various rig sizes.
Salmon Lake Spring Road
A scenic dirt corridor located within the Prescott National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities on a natural surface near local springs and peaks.
Sand Flat Tank Dispersed Camping
Secluded dispersed camping area located off native dirt spur roads in the Prescott National Forest, offering peaceful spots among native juniper and pine trees.
Sand Trap Road Dispersed Area
A dispersed camping corridor along Sand Trap Road within the Prescott National Forest, offering a rustic wooded setting accessible by standard vehicles.
Schroeder Forest Road
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping opportunities located within the Prescott National Forest. The dirt road and associated forest spurs offer quiet, native-material sites suitable for standard vehicles and motorhomes.
Sec 7 Well Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the Sec 7 Well forest road within the Prescott National Forest. This high-desert woodland area features native dirt surfaces with various roadside pullouts suitable for many rig sizes looking for a quiet, basic forest setting.
Senator Road Dispersed
Senator Road offers dispersed camping corridors within the Prescott National Forest, providing standard national forest camping along a scenic dirt road.
Seven Up Tank Dispersed
This remote dispersed camping corridor along Seven Up Tank route in Yavapai County offers peaceful forest camping. It is easily reached via a native-material dirt road suitable for most rigs under dry conditions.
Sheep Spring Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Sheep Spring Road in the Prescott National Forest, offering peaceful forest settings and easy access off the main transit routes.
Shell Rock Tank Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the dirt road near Shell Rock Tank in Prescott National Forest. This area offers standard native-dirt pullouts with typical forest scenery and quiet surroundings.
Sheridan Mountain Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridors wind through the scenic, pine-covered terrain of Sheridan Mountain in the Prescott National Forest. The native-dirt route offers tranquil forest sites suitable for those seeking a quiet escape.
Shykind Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Shykind Road and its adjacent forest spurs within the Prescott National Forest. The area features peaceful, wooded spots nestled among the pines with typical national forest surroundings.
Shylock Mine Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Shylock Mine Road within the Prescott National Forest. The dirt route traverses a beautiful desert transition zone with pinon-juniper vegetation, providing several primitive pullouts ideal for dry camping.
Sinks Road Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along the Sinks forest road and adjacent spurs within the Prescott National Forest near Paulden. The area features a mix of high-desert vegetation and juniper/pine trees, providing scenic primitive sites with standard USFS dispersed access.
Sitting Bull Mine Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Sitting Bull Mine Road within the Prescott National Forest. The road is composed of native dirt and gravel, winding through pine-dotted terrain with several roadside clearings suitable for boondocking.
Smith and Evans Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the Smith and Evans road within Prescott National Forest. The route features a native dirt surface and is generally accessible to most vehicle types.
Smith and Evans Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a dirt road in the Prescott National Forest, offering scenic views near Haystack Peak and accessible to most vehicles.
Smith and Evans Road Dispersed
A high-desert dirt road corridor in the Prescott National Forest providing opportunities for dispersed camping among the pinyon-juniper woodlands near Paulden.
Soldier Pass Road Corridor
Soldier Pass Road is an active recreation corridor providing access to iconic landmarks like the Seven Sacred Pools and Devil's Kitchen. Due to resource protection and proximity to Sedona residential areas, this entire corridor is closed to all dispersed camping and overnight parking.
South Fork Road
Dispersed camping corridor along South Fork Road within the Prescott National Forest, offering standard quiet forest service camping.
South Old Cherry Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along South Old Cherry Road offers numerous flat, spacious sites nestled within the Prescott National Forest. The dirt road is well-maintained and highly accessible, providing excellent options for larger rigs and trailers with several turnaround loops. Sites are distributed along the road, offering decent privacy and quiet nights. Visitors should be mindful of free-roaming cattle and ensure they carry out all waste to keep the area clean.
South Senator Highway Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor of designated dispersed camping sites nestled along South Senator Highway in Prescott National Forest. The area features numbered campsites spaced along the forest road, offering beautiful pine settings and fire rings. Due to popularity and proximity to the main dirt road, expect occasional traffic dust during peak times.
South Tank Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along South Tank road within the Prescott National Forest. The area features scenic wooded pockets and a tranquil natural environment, perfect for a peaceful overnight stay.
Sparks in the Dark Campground
A private, rustic campground offering expansive scenic views. The property features basic amenities including a portable toilet, with firewood, bottled water, and snacks available for purchase from the resident host.
Spring Canyon Forest Road
Spring Canyon is an unpaved forest road within the Prescott National Forest offering remote dispersed camping opportunities along the corridor.
Spring Canyon Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Spring Canyon Road in the Prescott National Forest, offering standard dirt pullouts surrounded by native forest vegetation.
Stanton LDMA Camp
A historic former stagecoach stop turned gold mining campground operated by the Lost Dutchman Mining Association. This facility offers dry camping alongside amenities like hot showers, laundry, and a gold panning station.
Stoneman Lake Access Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Stoneman Lake Access Road within the Coconino National Forest.
Stoneman Lake Overlook & Forest Spurs
A scenic network of forest roads and spurs situated near the Stoneman Lake Overlook in Coconino National Forest. The area provides dispersed camping opportunities in a peaceful pine forest environment, with varying road conditions from graded gravel to native dirt. Access is generally manageable for standard vehicles in dry weather, but caution is advised during rainy periods.
Stringfield Tank Dispersed Camping Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located within the Prescott National Forest near Williamson. Sites are scattered along native-material forest spurs, providing private pull-outs set amidst a scenic pinyon-juniper woodland.
Stringfield Tank Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located in the Prescott National Forest near Stringfield Tank. The native-dirt access road provides access to quiet, spaced-out clearing spots suitable for most vehicle types in dry weather.
Sycamore Cabin
A historic Civilian Conservation Corps cabin built in 1938, offering a peaceful forest retreat with reservation-only lodging and space for a single accompanying RV.
Sycamore Pass Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor within the Coconino National Forest, featuring dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt road with several side spurs.
Sycamore Station & Forest Spurs
These forest spurs near Sycamore Station offer quiet, dispersed camping opportunities within Prescott National Forest. The access roads are dirt and native material, generally flat and accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions. Dispersed sites are scattered through the forest, providing a peaceful retreat with standard stay limits.
Sycamore Tank
A dispersed camping corridor along the dirt road leading toward Sycamore Tank. Situated in the Prescott National Forest, it features quiet, shaded spots nestled among the trees with easy forest access.
Tailholt Mesa Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the native-surface road traversing Tailholt Mesa in the Prescott National Forest. The route offers plenty of space for boondocking amidst a quiet, forested backdrop.
Tank Creek Dispersed Camping
A dispersed camping corridor along the Tank Creek forest road within the Prescott National Forest. The route is a native dirt road offering peaceful, undeveloped sites surrounded by pinon-juniper woodlands.
Tapco-Sycamore Canyon Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Tapco-Sycamore Canyon Road (FR 131) and its adjacent spurs within the Coconino National Forest. Located near Clarkdale, the route winds through desert scrub and juniper country, offering several roadside pullouts with pleasant canyon views.
Taylor Cabin Line Camp
A historic stone line cabin located deep within the Sycamore Canyon Wilderness, offering a remote backcountry shelter accessible only via wilderness trails.
Telephone Draw Dispersed Camping
This remote route in Prescott National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping along a native dirt road. The road is passable for most vehicle classes in dry conditions, providing standard national forest access.
Telephone Line & Prescott Forest Spurs
A network of quiet forest spurs and native material roads branching off the Telephone Line corridor in the Prescott National Forest. The area is surrounded by typical high-desert pine woodlands, offering excellent space and privacy for dry camping.
Telephone Line Road Dispersed Camping
Wooded dispersed camping corridor along the Telephone Line dirt road in Prescott National Forest. The route offers convenient access to quiet sites nestled among the pine trees.
The Pines
A developed group campground managed by the Prescott National Forest, situated in a scenic pine forest off Overlook Drive.
The Ranch Trail Head
A trailhead parking area providing access to the Prescott National Forest trail system. The access road is well-maintained gravel, but visitors should note that dispersed camping is restricted within the Prescott Basin.
The Summit
A scenic developed campground offering panoramic views of the Prescott area in a heavily forested setting.
Thumb Butte Group Area
A developed group picnic facility located under towering pines in the Prescott National Forest, offering a large year-round pavilion, picnic tables, grills, and a campfire ring. The site is ideal for large group gatherings and offers direct access to popular hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing trails near Thumb Butte.
Thumb Butte Road Dispersed Camping (FR 51)
A series of numbered primitive dispersed campsites situated along Thumb Butte Road (Forest Road 51) within the Prescott National Forest. The area features scenic valley views and wooded terrain, with several level dirt pullouts offering stone fire rings. Access is via a native-material dirt road that is generally accessible by standard passenger vehicles, though larger RVs may find the turns and campsite turnarounds tight.
Thumb Butte Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor of designated dispersed campsites situated along Thumb Butte Road (Forest Road 373) in the Prescott National Forest. Located just west of Prescott, this pine-forested ridge offers beautiful vistas of Skull Valley, convenient access to regional hiking and mountain biking trails, and established stone fire rings. Because this corridor lies within the protected Prescott Basin, camping is strictly restricted to designated, numbered campsites to prevent environmental degradation.
Thunderbolt Mine Road Dispersed Area
This dispersed camping corridor along Thunderbolt Mine Road offers quiet settings among Prescott National Forest's juniper and pine landscape. Branching forest spurs provide secluded spots suitable for self-contained rigs.
Todd Ranch Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Todd Ranch Road and surrounding forest spur roads within the Prescott National Forest. The area offers several flat, dirt pullouts suitable for various rigs, surrounded by juniper and pine transition vegetation.
Trails End Mine Road Dispersed
A quiet forest road leading toward the historic Trails End Mine area in the Prescott National Forest. The route offers dispersed camping opportunities in a mixed pine and high-desert environment with plenty of space.
Trancendent Mine Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor winding through the pine forests of the Prescott National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities.
Triangle Hc Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping sites along a native material dirt road within the Prescott National Forest. The route is generally suitable for all vehicle types in dry conditions, offering quiet, wooded surroundings.
Tule Mesa Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Tule Mesa road within the Prescott National Forest. The native material dirt road offers expansive views and quiet desert-forest transition landscapes.
Tunnel Mine Road Dispersed
This native dirt forest road offers remote dispersed camping in the Prescott National Forest near Black Canyon City. The route is accessible to most standard vehicles under dry conditions and leads into quiet, scenic desert-mountain transition terrain.
Turney Gulch Group Campground
A remote, scenic group campground nestled under towering ponderosa pines in the Prescott National Forest. Located near Horsethief Lake, this facility accommodates large groups of up to 100 people and offers excellent opportunities for fishing, boating, and hiking.
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Twenty Two Mesa Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Twenty Two Mesa Road winds through the scenic landscape of Prescott National Forest. The native material dirt road is accessible to most vehicles and offers quiet, rustic spots with a 14-day stay limit.
Two Lions Forest Road
This dirt road corridor offers peaceful dispersed camping within the Prescott National Forest. The native material surface is generally accessible to most vehicles and provides quiet surroundings.
Upper Benjamin Gulch
Dispersed camping corridor along Upper Benjamin Gulch within the Prescott National Forest, offering forested sites in proximity to the Lynx Lake recreation areas.
Upper Wolf Creek Group Campground
A quiet forest campground designated for groups of up to 100 people. Situated in a pine forest within the Bradshaw Mountains, it offers privacy, recreational facilities, and proximity to Goldwater Lake.
Urban Stealth Parking (Prescott West)
An urban parking area located in West Prescott near commercial plazas and local neighborhoods. Sleeping in vehicles is restricted by city ordinance, making discretion necessary.
V-Bar-V Heritage Site Access Road
Access road and parking area for the Crane Petroglyph / V-Bar-V Heritage Site. This is a sensitive cultural and archaeological area strictly managed for day-use only.
Vanderan Cabin Road & Forest Spurs
This scenic forest corridor contains Vanderan Cabin Road and adjacent spurs, winding through the iconic red rock landscape in West Sedona. Due to its close proximity to popular trailheads and sensitive wilderness resources, the local ranger district has closed the entire corridor to all dispersed camping and campfires.
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Verde Valley Fairgrounds
A basic and highly functional fairgrounds camping area in Cottonwood offering flat gravel sites. The facility includes a convenient dump station, potable water, and 50-amp or 110-volt electrical hookups, though it lacks picnic tables and fire rings. Note that tent and car camping are not permitted, and the camping area closes temporarily for a month surrounding the annual county fair in the spring.
Wagon Tire Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Wagon Tire Road within the Prescott National Forest. The area features level spots suitable for a variety of rigs under standard Forest Service guidelines.
Walker Big Bug Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Walker Big Bug Road in the Prescott National Forest. The area winds through ponderosa pines near Big Bug Mesa, offering several flat native-dirt pullouts suitable for camping.
Walnut Creek Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Walnut Creek within the Prescott National Forest. The dirt road offers easy access to standard vehicles looking for quiet sites under the forest canopy.
Watson Lake Campground
A scenic municipal campground situated near the shores of Watson Lake, offering easy access to hiking, kayaking, and the stunning Granite Dells. Features campsites equipped with fire rings and picnic tables, with access to hot showers and restrooms.
Watson Spring Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along the native material forest road near Watson Spring in the Prescott National Forest. This area offers typical wooded terrain with plenty of space to find a spot.
West Spruce Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor within the Prescott National Forest near West Spruce Mountain. Ideal for peaceful, shaded dispersed camping with convenient proximity to the town of Prescott.
Wet Beaver Creek Area Forest Spurs
A network of dirt forest spurs off Forest Road 618 near Wet Beaver Creek. This area offers quiet, wooded dispersed camping spots among the Coconino National Forest pinyon-juniper woodlands. Campers must ensure they remain outside the nearby day-use archaeological boundaries.
White Spar Campground
A scenic developed campground situated in a cool ponderosa pine forest just south of downtown Prescott. The campground features paved loops with picnic tables and fire rings, offering direct access to multiple hiking and mountain biking trails.
White Spar Well Road (FR 71) Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along White Spar Well Road (Forest Road 71) inside Prescott National Forest. The area features a mix of dirt pullouts and a larger gravel clearing suitable for small-to-medium rigs. Its close proximity to recreational trails makes it a convenient stop, though the road experiences daytime traffic from visitors accessing the nearby shooting range.
Whitney Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping opportunities along Whitney Road and connecting forest spurs in Prescott National Forest, bordering nearby BLM land. The area features multiple pull-offs and spur tracks with native material surfaces suitable for boondocking.
Wildcat Well Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along the Wildcat Well dirt road in Prescott National Forest, offering spacious sites surrounded by high-desert juniper and scrub oak. This area provides easy access for most vehicles with plenty of space to find privacy in a peaceful setting.
Willow Lake RV Park
A developed private RV park near Willow Lake in Prescott. It features packed full-service sites occupied mostly by long-term residents, alongside a separate, more scenic dry camping area surrounded by trees and rock formations. Amenities include hot showers, clean restrooms, laundry facilities, and propane refills. Non-guests can also pay a small fee to use the showers.
Willow Point Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor along Willow Point road in the Coconino National Forest, offering dispersed camping options in a rustic woodland setting with easy road access.
Willow Springs Road
A scenic dirt road corridor within the Prescott National Forest offering opportunities for dispersed camping. Standard high-desert pine and juniper vegetation surrounds the quiet primitive sites along the route.
Windmill Campsite
A basic dispersed camping area located off Forest Service Road 761B near Windmill Mountain within the Coconino National Forest.
Wolf Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic pine-forested corridor along Wolf Creek Road (Forest Road 97) in the Prescott National Forest. This area offers dispersed camping opportunities close to Wolf Creek and regional hiking trails. Access is via a dirt forest road that is generally passable for standard passenger vehicles, though high-clearance is recommended for accessing some off-road spurs.
Wolf Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed campsites along Wolf Creek Road within the Prescott National Forest. Because this corridor lies within the Prescott Basin, dispersed camping is strictly limited to designated, numbered sites only.
Woody Mountain Barney Flat Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor winding through the Coconino National Forest, providing ample dispersed camping opportunities near Barney Pasture and the Coconino Plateau. The route offers tranquil campsites nestled among mature pine trees with excellent access to nature trails.
Yaber Springs Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located within the Prescott National Forest along Yaber Springs Road. The area offers several shaded pull-outs and spurs nestled among the pine trees, perfect for self-contained rigs seeking a peaceful forest experience.
Yarbro Mine Road Dispersed Camping
This zone features quiet, dispersed camping opportunities along National Forest System roads on the eastern edge of the Prescott National Forest. The terrain consists of flat clearings surrounded by low-lying brush and juniper trees, offering a peaceful and rustic camping experience with convenient access to nearby travel routes.
Yavapai Campground
Nestled in the scenic Granite Basin Recreation Area within the Prescott National Forest, this developed campground offers paved sites set amidst a cool ponderosa pine forest. Located just seven miles northwest of downtown Prescott, it provides easy access to Granite Basin Lake, hiking trails, and mountain biking paths. The campground features paved loops, composting toilets, and seasonal potable water, though it lacks an RV dump station and hookups. Most sites are relatively compact but offer nice forested surroundings.
Yavapai Vista Parking
A paved day-use trailhead parking lot offering scenic views of Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte. Overnight parking and camping are strictly prohibited at this location.