Close to town. The downside is that this campground is also close enough to Highway 89 to get a fair amount of road noise. Campsite 8 is not for beginners with travel trailers as you need to back up from the campground road about 75 feet and make a 90 degree turn to the pad which is almost level (took a couple of blocks to level the tr... more

We had a great campsite. It was at the end of the loop. Next to a trail head, mostly secluded. Would go there again. The forest was dry. No camp fires at all.

Had a really nice hike here. Use all trails for the hiking trails. Staff was very nice

This campground is in the forest only a few miles from town and we used our Senior Passes to get the 1/2 price rate of $7, great value! No hookups but there are water spigots to fill containers throughout the park, newer pit toilets (which were reasonably clean), the sites (picnic table, fire ring) are well cared for. We scoped out t... more

We arrived here after a misadventure which saw us ‘Lost in Space’ and up an unpaved back-country ‘Road to Hell’ with our RV, tow-dolly and car, which caused us to seek refuge in a ‘Motel 6’ in Prescott for a couple of days. It was time to lick our wounds...’do some serious drinking’...& come up with a ‘Plan B’ (LOL!). We luckily manag... more

We had intended to spend a few nights here but liked it so much we ended up staying our two-week limit. We parked in site #6, an unshaded pull-through close to the entrance, but a good distance from other sites so it was very quiet. St. Vincent de Paul does give out vouchers for needy people to stay here, but we didn't have any issues,... more

I would not stay at White Spar again. The location was fantastic, so close to town yet it felt far away and the lots were a nice size and each one came with a fire pit and picnic table. However, that's where the positives stopped. We had two chairs stolen and all of our fire wood, then after we left camp to get food (since our fire ... more

White Spar is a perfect base for exploring the Prescott area. It's just a mile or so south of town, but in the midst of quiet, dense woods. In the winter, roughly, Oct-April, the water is turned off, and the nightly rate drops from $14 to $10. The sites are well separated from each other, and many are on the outside of a loop so tha... more