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Windy Point Campground

Windy Point Campground is located near Kingman, AZ, featuring rugged desert terrain with sparse vegetation. Temperatures can range from highs in the 90s°F during summer to lows in the 30s°F in winter. Nearby attractions include the Hualapai Mountain Park and the Route 66 Museum, offering opportunities for hiking and exploring local history.

Description

Bureau of Land Management

Located on the crest of the Cerbat Mountains, Windy Point Campground provides visitors scenic views of the surrounding valley and distant mountain ranges. Enjoy camping in a pinyon pine and juniper woodland as well as recreation opportunities nearby. The campground features a vault toilet and most picnic areas and campsites are equipped with a metal fire grill, rock masonry fire ring, trash can, picnic table, and a level parking site. Campsites are filled on a first-come, first-served basis and there is a 14-day stay limit. Fees for the campground are $8/night per site.

Fee Info

$8/night per site

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Location

Windy Point Campground is located in Arizona

Directions

From Kingman, Arizona, travel 18 miles north on Highway 93, to the Bureau of Land Management-maintained Big Wash Road turnoff. This turnoff is 1.5 miles north of the State Road 62- Chloride turnoff. The campground is located 11 miles up the unpaved Big Wash Road from its junction with Highway 93. High clearance vehicles are highly recommended. Vehicles with travel trailers are not recommended on this road.

Coordinates

35.435956 N
114.160087 W

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Access

Drive-In
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AT&T
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Site Types

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Features

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General Info

Brayden C.

Scout

Reviewed May. 22, 2019

Found a more accessible site.

Tried to camp here on May 20, 2019 and couldn’t access the site because it requires a legitimate 4x4 with big tires. It is no joke. Our group of 4 instead followed big wash rd to the top and there was a fire pit already there and a solar panel. Beautiful view of a city. Don’t go if it’s going to be windy, we had to move our tent 3 times but much easier to access in my Chevy Equinox and worth the views.

Crystal C.

Legend

Reviewed Aug. 30, 2018

Not for the 2 Wheel Drive

I found this campsite on a map when living in Vegas and wanted to check it out, but when I actually went out there in my car, well needless to say I felt like I was cringing the entire trip. I would recommend a 4 Wheel Drive especially after any weather. You can make it in your 2 Wheel Drive but lets just say I wouldn't even think about trying it again.

The area is rocky and pretty intense but the experience of being at this point was a place of quite and solitude which was pretty remarkable. I love finding sites like these because they tend to be so difficult to get to that no one really goes there just to mess them up.

The views from the mountain are great and you get both the first part of the sun and last part of it each day.

Not to mention this place isn't expensive. Slightly upgraded from primitive camping in the dispersed wilderness you only pay $8 an evening, which is a steal for the location and the sky view of the valley.

Tips:

Do not attempt in an RV of any kind. Miles and miles of difficult winding roads will not work well with your high top heavy clearance.
Bring cash for fees, there is no credit card system.
Check out some of the abandoned mines scattered throughout this area. If you look hard enough as your drive you will find some great little places to check out. Just be safe and DO NOT try to go inside them.

Kyle V.

Scout

Reviewed Jul. 8, 2018

Remote campground where you wouldn’t expect to find one.

Although you can make it to the campground in 2wd, I wouldn’t take a car. SUV/truck preferred. Tent camping/car camping only, no RV sites at all. The road is steep, winding, dirt with loose gravel 11 miles off the paved road. Camp sites have a great view because of the elevation. picnic tables and fire rings in each site as well as many trash receptacles and clean toilets. no other amenities. Rough off-roading in the areas surrounding the campground leading to old mining areas. Awesome views, we went in June when it was probably 110 degrees at the base of the mountain, mid 90s up at the camp site.