This place is a tight canyon. The second worst part were people who insisted on having campfires. The smoke fills this place heavy at night. { no breeze and it just sits here} The worst part were some of the campers here. The sheriffs need to patrol this place and ID! Really scary people { we assume it was some of the cam... more

Looking to work and/or pull in some solar power? The first two spots on the right were barren of any possibility of AT&T service, and were beautifully tree covered, making solar charging less than ideal. Beautiful spots though. The third spot, on the left, had plenty of sun but still no AT&T. Someone was already camping there so we... more

We stayed at one of the two pull through sites mentioned in a previous review. (31°30′54″ N 110°42′13″ W). The site is within feet of Harshaw road, which has a lot of high speed traffic, mostly white trucks with flags. Construction? Mining? We stayed on a Sunday night and they whizzed by late into the night, and again early Monday mor... more

We loved our stay here and spend a morning scouting out some boondocking spots before picking ours for the week: 31.514199, -110.703850 - Super easy to access off paved road on the right. Tight squeeze for a trailer, but a van or truck camper would be perfect. 31.525750, -110.708059 - Easy to access off paved road 31.499119, -110.... more

Harshaw Road offers three, very large pull-through sites. The road leading to the sites is paved and well marked. The first two pull-through sites are on the right about a mile after the Coronado National Forest sign. The last developed site is slightly further and on the left. If those sites are full, there are a few places to park... more