Camping near Coronado National Forest

Recent Reviews near Coronado National Forest

919 Reviews of 194 Coronado National Forest Campgrounds

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  Angel M.

  Scout

  Dec. 5, 2025

  Garden Grove RV Park

  They don’t follow their own rules

  Watch I’ll get kicked out for telling the truth Karen’s complaining about every tiny little noise. Have an electric drum set with HEADPHONES. The only way you can hear it from outside is if you walk right up into my trailer and I have no one near me. It’s literally tapping noises on rubber. Also I’ve been here three years. Never had an issue until a few Karen’s moved in and think they run the place Did I mention she pulls into the empty lot next to me in a tiny car to back into her spot JUST so she can look into my windows to see if I’m using my soundless drums ( literally tapping) so she can complain. Her dogs and her husbands truck makes more noise than I do. I keep to myself. I don’t cause problems I pay my lot rent usually early and never late. This “woman” has made it her business to mind mine. The rules in the park are quiet times from 10pm-8 am I never broke those rules. Ever. But apparently the rules only apply to others. I’m across from the bathrooms and am constantly woken up or bothered by strangers parking in the empty lot next to I’m pretty confident that when I went outside to do yoga her husbands eyes were wandering a bit and this is why this Karen has it out for me. That’s ok. Will be finding another place to go very soon. Somewhere that allows you to walk heavily in your own trailer and allows normal noises. Ya know. One that follows their own rules. Was told absolutely no noise can come from my trailer. Anyone that’s ever been in a trailer knows you can hear a neighbor fart in Their bathroom next door. I have no one next to me and picked the worst spot in the park next to huge electrical things so no one wants to be there. It obstructs the view and it’s ugly. I did this on purpose so no one would want the spaces next to me and no one so far has. She had the audacity to say some people have jobs. “Lady” and I use this term very loosely. I have a bachelors in behavioral psychology and my husband works his ass off for a company that does a lot for this community You know nothing about me except I drum do yoga (which apparently pisses you off as well) and I have pink hair. Judge much. Next time you reach out to complain about tapping noises come on over I know all the mental health facilities in town because they all have tried hiring me (I don’t need to work sorry) maybe they can point you to a good psychiatrist that can work out why you’ve decided that because you’ve been here two months you can run the place and why you’re so insecure that even me doing yoga outside is triggering for you. You claim “some of us need to work” I’m sorry that you’re jealous that I don’t need to My tapping cannot be heard unless you walk up to my door basically. I use headphones. If anyone wants to come here and have any fun in any way shape or form go elsewhere. I’ve literally been told no noise but theirs trucks running all night. Cars using lots next to me to park who don’t live there and codes for the bathrooms that are handed out to everyone and rarely changed hence needing to protect yourself while in the shower. Men have wandered in multiple times while I was in the women’s room and women have also walked in when my husband was in the men’s bathroom. Btw proper camping etiquette is to NOT walk through or park in empty lots. They make the rules according to who they like and don’t like. Ive kept to myself. When it came to my attention that my acoustic was too loud I was fine with that. I got a electric set with headphones. You literally only hear tapping if you are right up to my door Read your own rules. Quiet hours are 10 pm -8am and I rarely drum anytime other than daytime hours. And they made a huge mistake getting rid of the last camp host Steve. Jealous wives who can’t stand someone doing yoga And I’m sorry Karen that you have to work insinuating that I’m some loser who is uneducated . I have a bachelors in psychology. And my husband takes such good care of me I don’t need to work. I’d give four stars when Steven was here. He actually cared and looked out for the residents and their safety.

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  Dustin T.

  Traveler

  Dec. 4, 2025

  Madera Canyon on Proctor Road

  Quaint dispersed camping

  Fairly calm and quiet camping sites, spread out enough so you almost don't know you have neighbors. Can be cold or windy in the winter months.

  We've seen Golden Eagles, Falcons, Deer and Turkey, listened to the Mocking birds. Lots of wild life.

  Only downside might be the bees during the day, but if you stay in the shade they largely leave you alone. Bring your own shade, there is not much here.

  You can stay up to 14 days in a 60 day period in the National Forest.

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  Steven G.

  Scout

  Dec. 3, 2025

  Tombstone RV Park

  Awesome

  My brother pulled into Tombstone AZ Brite and early walked around found a flyer for this park and called. No problem Dawn said see you when you get here. Dawn and Scott were the only two staff I dealt with but they were so friendly. I loved the on site laundry, heated pool, and two dog parks. If you're ever doing Historic Tombstone check this place out it's great.

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  Victoria H.

  Scout

  Nov. 28, 2025

  Gilbert Ray Campground

  Great, comfortable spot

  Awesome location, super close to Saguaro West and the desert museum. Weather was nice too, and there was lots of vegetation and birds (saw gambles quail, cactus wren, thrasher, etc this morning). Campground also has hot water, running water in bathrooms, and great camp hosts. Overall great time.

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  Chris S.

  Traveler

  Nov. 28, 2025

  Tombstone RV & Campground

  What a nice, relaxing place

  While the office was unstaffed upon our arrival, an off-duty camp host met and got us to our site within minutes of arrival. Our 40’ 5th-wheel got in and out as easily as anywhere we’ve been. Many of the folks we met were there for the long term and if that was the plan, we’d have joined them. Community fire pits were nice as were the horseshoe pits. Facilities were clean and available. Loads of trails nearby and with so any things to do in the Tombstone area, we will definitely be back. Only wish our stay wasn’t so short. Absolutely loved the location, surrounding mountains, and the stars. Wow!

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  Carl W.

  Guide

  Nov. 27, 2025

  West Hunt Road

  Breathtaking views

  This place was absolutely gorgeous. Reminds you of a cowboy and Indian setting. Apparently, Cochise is buried somewhere in the area, but nobody knows where. The road is dirt and kind of washboard. You probably wouldn't want to bring a large RV or trailer into this area. Some areas are tight, and some of the roads have big ruts from rain water flooding. If you can get back into this area, it's worth the drive.

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  Carl W.

  Guide

  Nov. 27, 2025

  Battle of the Bulls Bridge

  Update info

  Checked out this site on 11/26/25 and there is no overnight camping in this area permitted. Access roads are closed off in this location. BLM sign states no camping except in back country areas and must have a permit to do so.

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  Lucy G.

  Scout

  Nov. 24, 2025

  Catalina State Park Campground

  Nice setting for the hearing impaired

  Not great if your in a tent. Surrounded by rvs. Nice seeing but highway noise and neighbors up until 2am when I asked t them nicely to take it in the trailer. Women's bathroom had 2 toilets backed up and smelled bad. I was hoping for less lighting in the area for star gazing.

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  Denise J.

  Scout

  Nov. 24, 2025

  Stampede RV Park

  Nice amenities while living like sardines in a can

  Well I had trouble finding the entrance and the office. I like signs that say: Enter Here. Then following the signs and arrows for the office. I had a pull through slot which was good. Full hookups. Good price for thanksgiving week at $45/night. Nice hot shower and $2.00 laundry. It’s just that I have a slot to pull into and that’s it. No picnic table or any space to put your camp chair. Not sure if I can last the week. We’ll see.