Best Campgrounds near Prescott, AZ

Very nice resort with nothing bad to say, they do have rules to protect their investment that other places don’t but overall a great place to hang in Williams

Lots of dispersed sites on this road. Quite a few sites occupied closer to the road's east entrance. The further down the road you drive, the rougher the road is. Stayed overnight in the camping area just beyond the dam. Beautiful forest. No amenities, okay cell service. People could do better picking up after themselves, though--some noticeable trash at the sites. Not too much traffic during our stay.

I stayed only 1 day. The site itself (tent site) was separate from the RVers. Very well maintained site with a shade structure above your tent and a clean firepit. They also had a facility w/ restrooms and showers. Awesome spot!

Eh. Fine for just a quick overnight if just passing through, I guess. A bit crowded, overrun, and quite a few RVs that look like they stay as long as they can. Lots of broken glass and some trash, at least where we stayed. I personally wouldn't stay in this area again due to how popular the road seems, but it is convenient if you're looking for somewhere free and close to Sedona.

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.

Even ground, fairly quiet, decent stargazing. Definitely cold overnight for mid April.

Get ready to go slllloooowww down the forest service road for a while, but the camping is well worth it.

April: if there is dispersed camping its completely not apparent how to get to it. The area was nice though.

It’s as good as you want to make it , the joy is in the adventure . Perfect place to spend a day and hike to enjoy a sunset

Quiet spot. The road is rough so 4x4 or high clearance is best. Beautiful sunsets and you can walk / drive down to cool off in the river at the Lawrence Crossing Campground/ River area.

I enjoy coming here a couple days to get away from hustle & bustle of city life. It’s quiet, beautiful and temp is perfect but no amenities, nothing very barren most places have fire pits. There’s borough dam but can not camp within 1/4 mile of it. Though next time I need to be more prepared. I don’t have a refrigerator so back in town for more ice.

Large dispersed camping area -  the views are good and most people are friendly. Be prepared to get close and comfy in most of the spots. We got lucky and got more of a secluded spot, but the majority were packed in. Crowded all week until about Thursday, but by Friday night it was full again. The road to get to Nolan is long and full of washboards - but an easy drive and any car could do it. Nolan is one of the further back areas and there are several other "tanks" as you drive down the road. There are port bathrooms in the Nolan area.

Incredible place to camp. The views are some of the best you'll get for sure. The way up is bumpy and could prove difficult if muddy. We pulled a small 4x8 camper with a jeep wrangler and did okay. Several camp sites in the east pocket and it will feel secluded even if there are people around. No facilities so pack it in and pack it out. I can't express how beautiful it is up there. If you have the means and the chance - do it!