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Top 10 Boondocking Locations
Top 10 Boondocking Locations
Chiricahua Nat'l Monument
A place with natural beauty. Chiricahua National
Monument delivers.
A place with natural beauty. Chiricahua National
Monument delivers.
If you have a
National Parks Pass,
entry to
Chiricahua is free.
If you have a
National Parks Pass,
entry to
Chiricahua is free.
Explore these 10
boondocking areas
to help plan the
perfect excursion.
Explore these 10
boondocking areas
to help plan the
perfect excursion.
1
Just Outside Chiricahua National Monument
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The closest free camping
spot to Chiricahua.
Less than 100 yards
from the entrance!
2
Pinery Canyon Road
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The spots there are nice
but, stay on the edge
of the washboard roads
and take it slow.
3
West Turkey Creek
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This out-of-the-way
disperse campsite is on
the banks of the creek.
4
Fort
Bowie
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5 campsites here, nice
pullout at the trailhead
that is not signed
'no camping'.
5
Herb
Martyr
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This small stream-side dispersed site is on
the banks of Cave Creek.
6
John
Hands
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All sites are sheltered in
the shade of oaks and
other streamside trees.
7
Kuykendall Cutoff
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There are 30 or more
campsites here. No
RV limit, stay 14 days.
8
East Rucker Canyon Rd
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Free Dispersed camping
in the Coronado National Forest's Douglas Ranger District
9
Indian Bread Rocks
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Open year-round, 5
campsites, RV length 35'
and stay 14 nights
10
Rucker Canyon Road
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30 or more campsites
at this location,
no maximum RV
length, 14 day stay
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