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What campers say

Remote, low‑service campground in the Tonto area that’s popular for disconnecting. Sites are first‑come, first‑serve; a Tonto pass is required at the ranger kiosk. Campsites are spaced apart with picnic tables, grills or rock fire rings, and some sit beside a small creek. Vault toilets are available but there’s no potable water or hookups. Road in is gravel and can be long/bumpy; some sites suit small RVs while others are rocky and better for tents. Expect dark skies, birding and occasional roaming livestock or dogs; daytime ATV/vehicle noise and occasional party trash have been reported.

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✅ Amenities & Features

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📖 About This Campground

This recreation site is situated on the former site of the Civilian Conservation Corps Camp used in the construction of Seven Springs and Cave Creek recreation sites. CCC features large sycamore shade trees next to a small creek. CCC provides access to the Cave Creek trail system. This area is a good spot for bird watching.

Campground Camping

  • Maximum occupancy per individual camp unit is 10
  • Maximum number of vehicles per individual camp unit is three.  All vehicles must completely fit within the designated parking area.
  • Check-in time is 12:00 pm, and check-out time is 10:00 am
  • 10 camp units available
  • Vault Toilets
  • Grills and picnic tables
  • Trash service
  • Not recommended for trailers over 16ft.
  • Hikers and equestrians should park at the CCC trailhead to the north.
  • No livestock allowed

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