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Tonto/Schoolhouse
The Tonto Schoolhouse is a historic one-room schoolhouse located in Roosevelt, Arizona. Built in 1912, it is one of the oldest surviving schoolhouses in the state. The schoolhouse was used as a school until the 1950s, when it was closed due to declining enrollment. It was then used as a community center until the 1970s. The schoolhouse was restored in the 1990s and is now a museum and educational center. It is open to the public for tours and educational programs. The schoolhouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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User Reviews
Dominic Petitti
Great camp spot. Water and mountain views for $10/ night with Access Pass. Recommend filling with water before arrival. Closest with potable water was Burnt Corral Campground, same pass for school house works here (u.s.f.d.a. campgrounds). Dumpsters are available. Boat ramp was easily accessible.
Mister Earls
If you have a boat it's a great place to setup camp. Shoreline fishing is not accessible due to trees. Campground Host Jim was amazing and friendly. Very informative. There is potable water near campground host. The view is amazing
David
I can't speak to all the amenities as I bring my trailer and use that. I go here each January and it is always nice and quiet. I would imagine it fills up when it warms up, but it's perfect for a winter getaway. It's right next to the boat ramp for easy access to the water.
Jackie Mcarthy
A decent campground with semiclean and stocked pit toilets. Lots of shrubs and grasses overgrown except in tent and near drive areas. These have been weed whacked as well as some of the trails to the water. Pet owners beware of all the foxtails. No clear beach area or access for swimming. Small sandy area to either side of boat launch for snagging your fishing lines. Bass are visible in morning.lots of RVs, generator's, boats. Thursday night military helicopters were flying around, possibly training runs. NO water, so be prepared to bring your own to wash dishes or drink. General store is about 10 minutes away for ice, water and other necessities. Cold mornings and nice afternoons with a breeze around 3pm. Shade ramadas and some trees provide respite from the sun. Picnic tables are somewhat dirty but cleanable. Some dogs off leash,perhaps people are not aware of az leash laws. Saw some cardinals and a silky flycatcher ( Black cardinal)(rare)
chris m
Overpriced at $20 a day PLUS an $8.00 junk fee for placing online reservation. No flush toilets, no showers, no hookups. No cell service. Very unsafe, no police presence or enforcement rangers. The entry gate ranger station has been boarded up and looks like was done many years ago. Based on bullet holes in signs they have extensive criminal activity. 164 od the 206 camp sites have been permanently closed off and abandoned, nature is reclaiming them. Bathrooms in the abandoned loops have been dismantled. Camp host here does nothing except let their dog run around all day and night. Only saw them clean up trash once. Never put reserved sign on my site. Lots of trash in bushes.