Apache Creek Campground

Grounds looked wet, few mud puddles from all the rain in July. kept things cooled for a great night sleep. Song birds everywhere, evening saw some big deers close by. Vault restroom was clean compared to others. Small grocery store at the entrance, walking distance from campsite, never did visit. Few tents and RVers... more

Just stayed three nights last week. It was a long drive from Tucson, made even longer by the horrible roads (mainly the mule pass area) but it was worth it once we arrived. The site is easily accessible for larger rigs which seems a bit rare these days. The campground was empty except for one other small toy hauler who left the next... more

It could be I caught this place at the wrong time, there was a large group of RVs in one location which was far enough away except they didn't leash the four dogs they brought with them and left their generator running all night long which wasn't loud except when it's in a canyon where after a few hours it starts to become bothersome. ... more

This is a really pleasant National Forest campground, in the northern end of the Gila National Forest. The sites are shaded by large ponderosa pines, and the individual campsites are huge. I couldn't even see another camper from mine, though I did have a bit of a walk to the bathroom! It was very quiet, day and night. I think there we... more

This is a free national forest campground. There are 10 very well spaced, generous sized, flat sites among huge ponderosa pines. Each site has a fire ring, a picnic table, and a large "tree trunk" table. There is a vault toilet on site. We provided our own tp. We stayed in mid April and an occasional hunter spent a night or two but ... more