Roosevelt Lake Gardens West, Arizona

I've car camped a few other places since my first time camping here last year. Nothing compares. Sites on the cliff side are hard to get but I came up here on June 1 and many sites were open. I guess everyone who came up for Memorial Day weekend had already left. I was lucky enough to get site 35.…

This campground is free to stay in max of 14days, it’s so quiet and the views are spectacular, not far from the lake if you have a car but too far to walk.

Took a trip out to the water and explored while in the Jeep.

• Peaceful and relaxation!
• Some hiking, read a book, and close to Payson.
• my android had service to check in with my family.
• Clean Campground and Bathrooms.
• 2 miles East on Houston Mesa rd. Away you can drive to shofly Indian ruins.
• 2 miles north on 260 is creek on the West side of the…

This is a great state campground. Not a lot of sites but they're REALLY BIG and gives a sense of being in the forest but still has toilets nearby for those who need them. Great place for tent camping but most sites can support MH & Trailers.

Campsites have a decent amount of space. We had to 10 person tents, 210 x 10 foot canopies, plenty of area around the fire pit as well as space have horseshoes and cornhole set up. Maybe we got lucky with our site location but it definitely worked out well! The forest service staff that maintained…

Great setting on the lake. Hardworking helpful host team keeps the grounds and toilets immaculate. Lake is lovely. Early morning access before day use crowds come is great for quiet early morning kayak or SUP use.

We stayed in Mule 20. The site was perfectly level. Got a good nights sleep and breakfast.

People leave a lot of trash here :(

Close to Goldfield Ghost Town. Get the permit to Bulldog Canyon and hit the trails off roading.

Its a bit difficult to find your space, only because there are so many parking lots.  Nothing special here.  They do have 30 and 50 amp hookups.  Good price and nice people when booking

We spent 4 nights in #3 Mountain Lion loop. Pull through site that our 30' toy hauler fit nicely in. Would be tight for anything larger.

Really beautiful place with many trees. Convient toilets and showers. Showers are $3 for 6 minutes. We didn't use them. Lots of bear proof dumpsters.

Hosts…

A lot if trash just left around.

Sandy & rocky road, but nice when you get back in there.

With your permit to hike Cibecue Falls it gives you one night of camping at the camp ground. There is no power or water. They do have a bathroom. It does make for a relaxing night after a short hike to the falls. The road back is a dirt road with a cliff on one side. Saw cars back there so not a…