Best Campgrounds near Congress, AZ

Campsite 1 is large. Lots of shade but area of sun to charge my batteries. Minimal cell service, but I'm from Colorado and I have Xfinity. I'm pretty sure they use Verizon towers. I still work, so definitely needed my Starlink. There was no wifi that I could find. Do be careful with your food and trash totes. Javelina got into mine on the second night, so for the rest of my stay, everything was in the van and it was a little unpleasant. BTW, this app just tested my wifi but I have Starlink.

Nice spot for a quick overnight. Our site itself was mostly clean (we did find a couple nails though, likely from pallet boards, that we did pick up and throw away...) but we did see other areas on the way in where the previous campers weren't as courteous. The area itself was quiet and felt safe during our stay. Good cell service, too.

Nice views of the lake. Perfect for RVs or trailers. Tent camping was difficult as there is no shade and it’s VERY rocky.

Brand new "No Motor vehicle" signs have been erected this week. Literally I got here yesterday and the sign was up today. The last spot up the road the exact same thing.

This is my second time staying here. It is such a well-maintained campground with beautiful large sites. The bathrooms are super clean and modern. power and water at the sites in the Family Campground. Nice picnic tables and views. It was hot when I arrived so I hope to take advantage of the many hiking trails early in the morning before it gets hot! Friendly staff. There is a library and nature center as well as many picnic areas.

It took a lot of maneuvering to get level in my spot. Beer cans in the firepit, which, how really hard is it to pack out beer cans...? I'm facing my neighbor, but far enough away that it still feels private. I really wish I could find actual dispersed camping in the Prescott area, though. This driving down bumpy dirt roads hoping there's a place to stop somewhat sucks. I'm going to sit for a week (or try to) and move on.

Paid the $16 annual state land trust fee. Stayed a few nights. Was windy and dusty on our stay, but generally not much to complain about.

lots of little pull outs with bonfire pits and very quiet. paved dirt road through. lots of interesting boulders and nature. good t-mobile and verizon service here.

just needed a spot to sleep en route from vegas to phx. dirt road with lots of pullouts to camp the further you go down. pretty quiet. good service with t-mobile and verizon

Found a great spot. Quiet, mostly trash free. But was a big mistake to bring trailer up due to road conditions. Lots of hiking and bicycling.

The Bloody Bath access road was an easy drive (F250 SD with a truck camper). Washboards were easy to navigate but watch your speed on the down hill turns. We initially selected the site closest to Bloody Bath Road but decided to move further back to a site about a 1/4 mile in. The road (trail) back to the final site was a bit washed out (dry) with some deep ruts but again easily navigated in our truck. A 2WD Van or a SUV could easily access the site. The site was quiet. The biggest bummer was the amount of trash and empty beer cans strewn around the site. Real bummer.

Lots of camping spots before and after this specific location. Camping spots are spread out. You can see about 20 miles of I-10 from this area. Power substation have bright lights on all night but I would camp there again.

I currently do not have photos to share. We camped on Campground C38 which had a wonderful view of the lake. The campground we stayed does not have sewer connections, only water and electric. There is a dump station, shower and restroom on site.  

We would do it again! P.S. the weather was perfect in March.

Too rocky for us to drive into. You may want to pull along the main road and walk in to see the conditions. There are several places to drive in, so pick the one that looks the best to you and your rig. Just saying...

Excellent... Lots of room, flat, and just off a paved road. This is better than the wild camping we found up in Wickenburg. Yes, there are signs here that you need to have an Arizona Trust Land Permit, but you get it online for$16. If you need to dump and/or get fresh water Wickenburg is just miles up the road and the Fast Mart Chevron station has two stations for this, plus propane. We paid$15 to dump and the potable water fill up was included. Wickenburg is surprising and has all the services, grocery, etc... you would need.

Super easy access. I am in a 20 foot long Van with an 11 foot trailer attached.

Site is flat dirt/light gravel.

I am here to ride a dirt bike from Colorado it's nice to be close to an OHV trails.

On Verizon phone. I get 4G and 2 to 3 bars.

Blaze On.

Beautiful campsite, first camping trip with our new travel trailer and this was great first spot! Dirt road was a little bumpy but actual campsite was easy to get to. Lots of different spots to pull in