Winn Campground

We traveled to Winn Campground from Silver City, NM - about a 3-hour drive. The weather in late June 2023 was warm and dry during the day and cool (even chilly) at night. The skies were incredibly clear - very few towns nearby means minimal lights at night.
We were there during the week and very few campsites were occupied. I imagine it's busier on weekends.
Fresh water was available at a couple of spigots in the campground so you can fill your freshwater tank/jugs when you arrive. There are also several pit toilets available. No electric hookups or sewer dumps are available. Firewood was available for $10/bundle so you may want to plan ahead for that.
The campground is close to many lakes and trails. We hiked the East Baldy Trail - beautiful and not too difficult. It parallels the East Fork Little Colorado River - the dogs had a blast playing in the water.
A gas station was 30 miles to the west in Hon-Dah (Indian Pine), where there are places to eat and stock up on supplies (and gamble at the casino).
We would camp here again!

This was my first solo trip in my teeny tiny camper. It was the best experience to start. My site was here pull out with plenty of room even if I have been in a bigger camper, more than 15 feet. There are tons of pull thrus also available. Vault toilets are throughout the campgrounds. Sites are spaced with plenty of room ... you are with people but not near people. Camp hosts were fabulous. Very friendly and efficient. Helped me fix my truck bed top. On Sunday for whatever reason I had 3G it was Verizon and was able to make phone calls otherwise no Internet connection which was fine with me anyway.

I am returning mid August for my next trip which is to Montana that winds back into Arizona