Twin Peaks Campground

This is a huge campground that is so full of lush vegetation between sites you would hardly notice the scale of the place during your stay. The spots are all pull thru style with different rows corresponding to different lengths. We were concerned about getting a spot since it is all first come first served but the ranger on duty say... more

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument is just a dazzling desert jewel. It is also an International Biosphere Reserve. The monument exhibits an extraordinary collection of wildlife, birds and plants, including the Saguaro, Ocotillo and it's namesake, the Organ Pipe Cactus rarely found in the United States. The monument is a true desert ex... more

This is a pretty huge campground but it was nearly full the weekend we visited in February 2017. We called in the morning to ask if there would be space for us. It looks and feels new and clean, from the long concrete parking pads to the dump/fill station. Sites have lots of trees, cactus, and shrubs but it is the desert so there isn't... more

Wonderful national park campground, no services except flush toilets & showers but they do separate Generator people from non generator, it was not busy so I made the mistake of thinking I could stop in the generator zone, my mistake. The night programs are usually quite special, this year it was early and they had not gotten their ac... more

Organ Pipe Cactus Monument was our main destination on our month long trip. A definite must see. We were so surprise to see the desert so green. The campground was well thought out and very clean. Rv sites have paved pads, picnic tables and a stand up BBQ grill. Bathrooms are clean and solar showers are on site but we didn't use them.... more

Spectacular camping in the heart of the beautiful Sonoran Desert. Campground is large and sort of awkwardly set up, but it's easy to get the hang of. All sites are pull through and are marked by the length of RV it can hold. There are three sections: generator, non-generator, and tent. All the loops are close together so you can ... more

Set in the heart of Organ Pipe. This campground offers 21 day consecutive camping, level camping pads with sitting area, picnic table and BBQ. Steps from the campsite is good hiking and a short drive takes you to some really nice hikes. The campground is very clean and well maintained. The bathrooms are fresh and clean. Several... more

Note: We camped here in a tent. Not a surprise given all the other reviews, but we've always been really hesitant about giving 5 stars to a campground -- but this one is really fabulous! The sites are well designed, level, spacious and some have canopies for shade. We stayed in the Tent Only loop and got a beautiful, level site with p... more

I stayed in Organ Pipe in late March and it was a great time of year to visit the Sonoran Desert. The campground was only about 20% full so it was very peaceful. Access was easy. Sites are pull-thru. I stayed in the generator section but solar ended up being all that I needed. Apparently, others found the same thing because I didn't he... more

I don't have much to add to what others have said about this womderful campground. We love that there is a non generator section. The sites are all large pull through concrete driveways with a 3 foot wide "patio" so you don't have to step into gravel. The sites are spacious with lots of desert plants. This park offers many great progra... more

This national park is being rediscovered after years of partial closure, and the park staff are trying to catch up by providing a really excellent experience. Sites are concrete and mostly level, surrounded by natural desert plants. All the sites face south, which puts your entry door facing west, so it can get hot in the afternoon as... more

An excellent National Park/Monument campground. The sites and campground roads are paved and very well maintained. The Rangers and Camp Hosts are very friendly and helpful. The various programs and Ranger-led hikes are worthwhile. The Monumnet offers many wonderful hikes for all levels and many roads for sightseeing. We appreciat... more

So, we just stayed here longer than any CG thus far on our trip...the fact that it was January, and Organ Pipe was warm certainly played a big part, but so did this awesome park and CG. Sites are thoughtfully designed - enough separation and your own little garden really. Water spigots nearby. Dump station on site. Solar heated showers... more

Why we chose here? To visit the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument park Location: 4 miles south of Why, AZ on highway 85. Close to the Mexican border. Sites: 34 Tent sites, 46 RV no generator sites, 128 RV generator sites (25 x 36-40’) Facilities: Restrooms with solar showers, Dump site with fresh water. All RV sites have con... more

The park has recently reopened and though this is our first visit, we understand that you can now get into areas that have been closed for years. We attended a morning talk by the park superintendent, Brent Range, and learned about the changes they've made to improve security, and the planned changes for additional trails and faciliti... more

This campground is fantastic. Although it looks huge on the map, the sites are actually decently spaced and sized. There's plenty to do in the park, and the organ pipe cactus are pretty cool looking! Our ONLY problem with the campground was the generator hours. 8-10am, and 4-6pm. Both times we'd rather be out exploring, but occasio... more

We almost didn't come here because of the proximity to the border but after speaking with a couple of people we decided to check it out and are we glad we did. The spots are completely level concrete pads with a picnic table and grill. Cell and internet on Verizon are 4G/4bar. The views are outstanding and it's quiet and private. T... more