Reviews

老Laoxi

The camp ground is fairly big. When we get there March 28 2025, only about 10% of the site were occupied. All sites are pretty plate and spacious. No trees and very few shrubs and cactus. There is a bathroom with solar heated shower heads.

Neal Carney

GREAT campground and park. Sites are huge and have concrete surface. Several sites have a shade structure next to the pad. There are no hookups at the sites, but there is a dump station with potable water. Did not use the bathrooms but they looked clean and well maintained. Able to run generator from 8am-6pm, but if you have solar there is plenty of sunshine!

Tom McKenzie

Very nice campground part of the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. Full bathrooms and several good hikes to do from the campground. The Rangers also put on several activities each day like birding.

Carol Fifer

Sites are well dispersed. Dry camping but plenty of water spigots. Central drain out. Night skies are fantastic. There is a tent camping area where generators are not allowed and an RV section with set hours for using a generator. Access to individual sites can be tricky for larger rigs so plan your entry..... hitting a cactus is a no-no. Very quiet.

Maria Buck

Nice campground. Great showers, and clean. They have a ranger program every night at the amphitheater. The path is brick and has lights. Beautiful. Highly recommend. All sites are pull through. A double bonus.

Kristen McNally

Excellent campground with very nice park rangers and staff!☺️ They even had a couple of patio talks at the visitor center and fun and informative programs at the pavilion in the evenings. Beautiful area to hike. Will go back.

Jeffrey Freeland

Awesome National Monument. Out of the way for most travelers but very worthwhile to see the Sanora Desert at its best. Good Ranger programs. Lots of hiking trails. Beautiful!

Miles B

The location of the campground is amazing. The facilities a very clean. The ranger evening program was very entertaining. Perfect for stargazing. Maybe needs more shade.

Edward Broomfield

This is a very good campground and we enjoyedour stay. There are no hookups and generators are only allowed 2-hours in the morning and 2-hours in the afternoon. Site access is a little tight but definitely doable. The biggest downside (ans why I didn't give it 5 stars) is sites are oriented in such a manner that the patio side of your RV receives full afternoon sun. We stayed in a 34' Class A RV.

Benjamin Friesen

Great campground. Love that you can actually just show up without reservations in March and have lots of options to choose from. Stay close to/in the tent loop to avoid listening to generators. Use the RECREATION.GOV app to see open spots when you arrive. Nice trail to visitor center.