We spent one night here as a stopping point between Southern California and Tucson. We studied maps of the area to try and determine ownership of the land along Woods Road. We believe it to be BLM land closer to Hwy 85 and Sonora National... Read more

Many people would consider this a fine campground. The sites aren’t too close together and many have full hookups and 50A power. If you’re a park-type RVer, I believe you’d enjoy this place. The price we quoted was a Coast-to-Coast rate. The... Read more

I actually didn’t stay at this site. I found it while walking the dogs on Blizzard Mountain Road. I wish I had known about. I would have stayed there instead of the Lava Campground at Craters of the Moon National Monument. That campground is... Read more

This is a no reservation campground, so you have to get lucky in finding a campsite. On a Monday in mid-August, I pulled in at what I thought was 4pm, but it was 5pm; I was coming from Nevada and forgot about the time change. I was traveling in... Read more

Stayed here on a Saturday night in a 34’ Class A towing a Jeep. When I arrived at 6pm the huge level gravel lot was almost empty. By morning there were about 15 semi’s spread out across the lot, and there was still a huge amount of room. I set... Read more

We drove through the site yesterday, 4 June 2024, in our Jeep to check it out since Mormon Emigrant Trail (MET) had just opened the day before. Unfortunately the disastrous 2021 Caldor Fire has altered everything for miles around this site. It... Read more

We arrived on 1 May knowing FS-171 was open having checked the Coconino FS website. As my partner OUTDOOR GIRL said, FS-171 had just been graded smooth for a few miles north of the I-40 frontage road. I strongly suspect that this was for the... Read more

The parking lot is huge; plenty of space for all the RVers who stay overnight. There are signs that say “No Unauthorized Parking. Vehicle will be Towed.” So we called to check-in. The receptionist was very kind. She said if we parked where all... Read more

We drove through to check this campground out. It has lots of first-come sites in the northern loop and some in the southern loop also. Many of the sites would have accommodated our 34’ MOHO. All are back-in. And all are in a forest. We only... Read more

We checked this place out since there were no reviews and we went staying in Fort St. James. We could have put our 34’ MOHO into any of the 12 sites that have 30A power and water. The campground is close to the road, but it’s a low use road so... Read more