36' class a plus toad. Great spot. Not much more to add to previous reviews. Once Ghost Town Road turns to gravel, it is a little rough/washboard. Just drive slow. There is a large area on the right (take a look at satélite view in map of your... Read more

If you have high clearance, you won't have a problem. We have a 36' class a and toad - there were a few other class a rigs here too. There two most level entry points are on San Joaquin, one at the light, and the other at Old Ajo highway. There is... Read more

Small, clean, quiet campground. Nice trail leads up into hills with tons of petroglyphs. Great view of Sierra Blanca mountain to the east. Didn't use the bathroom facilities, but I'd imagine they are as clean as the rest of the place. Friendly... Read more

Right off the main drag. Longer vehicles might hang out in the street. We just about cleared with 36’ plus dolly and toad. Appears to be City water, no hose provided for rinse. Nice smelling refinery across the road - so no, that’s not your black... Read more

Hardest decision was where to park! Lots of room, not much road noise, dark at night! Big dumpster for trash, this is dry camping at a high level! If you want more privacy, there are two pull offs on the right side of the road past the campground.... Read more

Stopped for the night. Great spot! Yes, the trees are lit up for the holidays, and folks do drive by, but around 9pm it pretty much stopped. Clean park - much nicer than pretty much any WalMart. Great BBQ in town at Lum's!! We drove by a fairly... Read more

We stopped for a quick lunch and dog walk break on the westbound side. Average stop. No restrooms, didn’t need one anyway, we bring and use our own.

Do. Not. Arrive. Before. 3pm. Seriously. $30 full price It was raining, we arrived early (we couldn't find anyplace along our route to stop and kill time), but was allowed to turn around down at boat ramp (36' class a + toad), returned to gate.... Read more

Not much else to add to previous reviews. We dry camped, didn't use the facilities. Not much to do here, it gave us a few days to plan our next move.

Must make reservations online, the gate was unattended. There is a landline at gate to make reservation by phone. Gate code comes in email for entry, so if you don't have a reservation, you can't drive around and look. The exit gate has tire... Read more