Whether you're a tent camper, an RVer, or just passing through, Show Low, AZ has a lot to offer. There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in. Experience some of the most stunning views that Arizona camping has to offer. You're sure to find the perfect campground for your Show Low camping trip.
$18 - $150 / night
"Awesome Low key campground that's next to Show Low Lake. 30 amp service in some spots, no water or sewage but there is a dump station and water fill station on premises."
"Cute little Campground literally on the edge of town. If you look in one direction you'll see the apartment buildings about a quarter mile away (you can see it in the video)."
"This park is located in the forest area of Show Low, AZ. At this time, the amenities (due to COVID 19), except for the laundry room, are closed so was unable to give it a 5 star rating. "
"They do not have a pool or hot tub but will give a free pass to the Show Low aquatic center for use. We has a FHU site on a level, rock pad. "
"Great park, close to town but you’d never know it. Among the pines and cedar trees of the White Mountains"
$40 - $85 / night
"Easy to get to, close to town, clearly marked trails and roadways. Hiking views were spectacular."
"Excellent location near Pinetop-Lakeside and Show Low. Easy check-in. Wifi available. Clean bathrooms. Laundry available. Wonderful hosts. 24 hour security driving around."
"We had to crab over them so that we didn't leave our plumbing with them (and very nearly did leave some plumbing the first time over the first one)."
$45 / night
"There are plenty local attractions: lakes, rivers and streams, wilderness and national forests. Activities include: fishing, biking (wish I brought my mtn bike), hiking/walking and ATV trails."
"Los Burros was a beautiful little spot, tucked away in the pines near Pinetop-Lakeside, AZ. There are at least two camping spots that include a fenced in area for your horses to stay."
"There was a corral near one of the sites for horses. On the way in we passed an entire heard of cattle right next to the road. There is also 2 historic buildings from the ranger station."
"We had a great site near the rear of the park with many shade trees and plenty of room. In general the sites are quite close together, but the folks were friendly and very helpful....."
GuideNice wide sites for your RV. This park is located in the forest area of Show Low, AZ. At this time, the amenities (due to COVID 19), except for the laundry room, are closed so was unable to give it a 5 star rating. Location is central to everything. In fact, we rode our eBikes to get to just about everything. Temps are warm in June and then cool down significantly after the Monsoon rains begin. Nice people in the park. Nice dog park and dog run.
GuideExcellent location near Pinetop-Lakeside and Show Low. Easy check-in. Wifi available. Clean bathrooms. Laundry available. Wonderful hosts. 24 hour security driving around.
TravelerProbably the most beautiful campground in Arizona. Just outside Show Low, in the eastern part of the state, you are nestled in the pine & juniper of the region. Despite being in the middle of a developed area, once in the park, you feel appropriately isolated. We were at a reserved tent site (Osprey 12). All tent sites overlook the lake & a couple of them even have creeks running through them after rain. Visited family on a full hookup site & while the pads are huge, it seemed like you were more exposed to your neighbors. The tent loops all have access to a vault toilet & the middle loop has showers as well (the other loops are still walking distance from showers). There are several day use areas & boat ramps to the lake. Saw (& heard) many different birds & animals. Can't wait to go back.
TravelerWe are fairly new to camping in Arizona. We decided to go camping last minute this past weekend, so we had no reservations. We found this area randomly, and we were very pleased. It was easy to access, and dispersed campgrounds lined the road. Tons of space between sites. There were plenty of other campers near us, but it still felt fairly private. The fire pits were well maintained. Our site had a beautiful set up of stones surrounding the pit. The campsite was very clean. The area was pretty, but not spectacular. There is road noise from the highway, but that’s the price you pay for easy access. It didn’t bother us for a quick getaway.
TravelerPark is looking great. Great location between Show Low and Pinetop with Highway access.
TravelerProbably one of the best campgrounds I have visited. It is spacious, quiet, and clean. The lake is fabulous for kayaking, or just hiking around. Each campsite is spaced well away from neighboring sites, among beautiful, tall pines. There is room to stretch out and relax.
There are numerous hiking trails all around in the park as well as plenty of places to ride a bike.
The elevation of 6,200' makes for very pleasant weather most of the year. I have spent Thanksgiving at this location and loved that it got cold at night and a little warmer during the day. I have stayed at this campground in the spring, summer and fall - but love the fall the best.
Nearby Show Low and Lakeside are quaint little towns that complete the experience.
TravelerAwesome Low key campground that's next to Show Low Lake. 30 amp service in some spots, no water or sewage but there is a dump station and water fill station on premises. Open all year and is plowed when it snows.
LegendWe have camped at a lot of the Arizona State Parks and Fools Hollow was one of our favorites yet. Everything is very clean and well kept. We stayed in Mallard 8 which has full hook ups, great shade and views of the lake from your campsite. We were advised to go up the channel for fishing as during summer time they rent boats at the boat dock and that scares the fish up stream. We fished with both powerbait and catfish bait. Had success with catfish.
Show low is 2 miles away if you forget any essentials.
GuideWe camped here in the off season so there wasn't a whole lot of activity around us, which was good. We were there at the end of October and the weather was great. We stayed in the Redhead Loop in site 9 and it was a really nice site. We had a lot of space and decent privacy. Site 10 would have been perfect since it sat right at the lake. The showers were clean and good pressure. They are very dog friendly and even have a little kiosk with some supplies for dogs that you can borrow as well as a jar of dog treats. We bought firewood and it was harvested from dead trees in the park. A little pricey but it burned longer than that gas station firewood does. Show Low is a nice town and has everything you need. It was near Halloween and they had some scary scarecrow competition going on. We did not have a cell signal for some odd reason. We have T Mobile and usually have good coverage. Not sure what was going on with it. The lake was very pretty but we didn't go out on it or anything. There is a nice trail to hike around the lake. Dogs are allowed on it. We didn't do a whole lot of activities while we were there. Just a relaxing long weekend.
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