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Apache-Sitgreaves/Winn
Apache Sitgreaves National Forest is located in eastern Arizona and western New Mexico. It is part of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, which is managed by the U.S. Forest Service. The forest covers 1.6 million acres of land and is home to a variety of wildlife, including elk, deer, black bear, mountain lion, and bald eagle. The forest is also home to a variety of plant life, including ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, and aspen. The forest is popular for camping, hiking, fishing, and hunting. The forest also offers a variety of recreational activities, such as horseback riding, mountain biking, and ATV riding. The forest is also home to the Fort Apache Historic Park, which is a National Historic Landmark. The park includes a museum, a reconstructed fort, and a variety of other historic sites.
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User Reviews
ellen chevalier
Wonderful, rustic campground. Very clean, Robin and Russell do a great job ! No trash anywhere and clean vaults! The drinking water is fabulous. I saw many Elk early in the AM in the meadow by the cg. Love this place, nice and cool when everywhere else is hot. 9,000ft elevation. Very beautiful scenery. Ill be back for sure next summer! Thank you My only complaint is the road coming into the cg. Please fix it! Very wash board, horrible road.
T Matelson
Wonderful natural area, intact spruce forest as well as evidence of past burns. Surrounding meadows with some cows. Good for low key hiking, very good for birdwatching. Great camp hosts! Friendly, accommodating, and helpful.
David
I stayed in a spot that was rated for a 45' trailer. Mine is 43' and it was incredibly difficult getting it into the space. It was a pull through space. Between the curve being very sharp for a spot rated for 45' and the boulders they have around the bend of the site, it was really hard to get in and out. Then there were people that rented 3 sites and all stayed in one right across from me with about 5 dogs that would not shut up. Really not a good experience.
John Fife
Beautiful campground. Large sites, well maintained, clean restrooms. The host, Robyn was very friendly and helpful.
JR
Wynn campground was excellent we had a great time we had sunshine we had rain we had clouds we had thunder lightning plenty of lakes nearby Great Meadows we even saw some wildlife including a bear One of the great places to camp for sure I think it's close to everything but it's also a little bit secluded and out of the way so it's kind of nice if you want to be in the White mountains you know wind campground is a place I definitely recommend you're close to sunrise you're close to Holly lake even even close to pinetop lakeside show low McNary what a great time and good facilities The bathrooms were out house style so they were pretty simple you know nothing spectacular but there was there was running water if you needed to wash dishes and things like that I brought my own water for drinking because I didn't want to take a chance on anything but probably was fine parking was good the camp host was friendly and we actually camped in the group setting which is nice for groups larger than 15 people and we probably had about 40 I'm guessing 45 and it was very well suited for that purpose we did make our reservations a long time in advance so I highly recommend that