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Burro Creek (BLM)
Burro Creek BLM is a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) area located in Wikieup, Arizona. The area is known for its scenic beauty and is a popular destination for camping, hiking, and fishing. The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including bighorn sheep, mule deer, coyotes, and a variety of birds. The area is also home to a variety of plants, including cacti, yucca, and mesquite. The area is also known for its unique geology, with a variety of rock formations and fossils. The area is open to the public and is free to explore.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
Ken Teeter
I still like this campground but had some a hole shooting last nite but this is a nice campground never saw a host! Needs a little better up keep .
Bill Ziegler
Burro Creek Is a Nice and Peaceful Campground NW of Wikiup, AZ; quick note, don’t buy gas there, there’s 3 stations and all were like $1.90 more that if you went down to Wickenburg (36 miles SE). The road into the CG is paved and maybe a ½ mile and drops into the Burro Creek canyon or gorge and the CG parallels the Burro Creek. The roads inside are dirt and wide enough for any rig; there were some larger TT and 5Ws and I didn’t see anyone having a problem. Sites have picnic table and fire-ring and some sites even had canopies over the picnic table. There are several flush toilets around the CG as well as a few water faucets, and there is a tank-fill faucet at the 2-sided dump station. There are numerous garbage bins and I did notice one aluminum recycle bin. The camp host was great, friendly and accommodating, she kept a good eye on stuff. They come in and clean the bathrooms and take the trash a couple of times a week. The bathrooms were very clean and well lit at night. It’s a great area with many desert backroads to trek. We’d definitely come back here again.
Rick Dudley
Nice campgrounds for tent camping or those with smaller rv's or travel trailers. This campsites are smaller than normal but most appear to be mostly level. The water is not potable at this time (June 2025), so come prepared. The washrooms are modern and clean. This campground is near US 93, but road noise is not noticeable mostly. This is an excellent overnight spot or dark sky visit. Cost is just $14.
Harrison Karr
Beautiful campground with shaded picnic tables, flush toilets, dump station. Fees charged. Water is not potable according to posted sign as of June 2025. Creek has deep pools of water. Very birdy. Bighorn sheep on cliffs across the canyon.
Lori Chambers
This is a no frills but fabulous back to nature campground. Dry camping but they do have restrooms. Beautiful canyon and a nice wall to the creek.