We wound up here after finding Oliver Lee Memorial State Park to be more cramped than we expected on a Monday afternoon. However, we ended up happy with the location. Our drive to the White Sands NM Visitor Center was only about 15 minutes, and... Read more

We thoroughly enjoyed this free and peaceful campsite in the Gila National Forest. Terry Canyon is easy to find, following the GPS coordinates above, and easy to access. There are multiple large sites with fire rings. All sites are under... Read more

Some of the others really seemed to like this campground, but we were less impressed. We stopped here for one night on our way to Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. We arrived at around 4:30 pm on a Thursday, and the place was already packed. ... Read more

There are several campsites a couple miles west of the Kelso Dunes trailhead. A few large sites are easily accessible with wide, compacted roads, but some of the smaller campsites require driving over softer sand, so be careful. There are... Read more

This is a national park campground in the Mojave National Preserve. It’s a small campground with no hookups and a dump station. The sites are nicely spaced and level with fire pits and picnic tables. There are clean pit toilets and water... Read more

This is a small asphalt area in the Mojave Desert about 20 miles off Interstate 40 and just off of Historic Route 66. It’s easy to park any size rig here given the level parking lot. At the same time, it is dark, quiet, and fairly remote, like... Read more

We started off planning to stay near Blythe on the Colorado River for a few days to catch up on our blog, but a review here on Campendium drew us to this special campsite across from Cibola National Wildlife Refuge. We are birders and love to... Read more