$75 / night

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Needles Eye Ranch

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Needles Eye Ranch is located near rugged terrain with rocky formations and sparse vegetation. The area experiences temperatures ranging from 40°F in winter to 100°F in summer. Nearby, visitors can explore the Tonto National Forest and the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation, offering opportunities for hiking and cultural experiences.

Location

Needles Eye Ranch is located in Arizona

Directions

Coming from Winkelman the turn off is on the east side of the highway 8.2 miles from the 77/177 intersection (Speedway). It is a half mile pass mile marker 146. From Globe: the turn off is about 23 miles from the intersection of hwy 60/77. It is on the east side of the highway about a half mile pass the Dripping Springs Baptist Church.

Coordinates

33.08348075902856 N
110.71628483625409 W

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Upper Pinal Campground

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1 hr 29 min from Tucson
1 hr 50 min from Phoenix
2 hrs 26 min from Sierra Vista
2 hrs 53 min from Prescott Valley

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Access

Drive-In
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Features

For Campers

Picnic Table
Firewood Available
Reservable
Showers
Drinking Water
Electric Hookups
Toilets
Pets
Fires

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Water Hookups

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michael D.

Traveler

Reviewed Jun. 11, 2024

Remote and Rough Road

There is State Trust land just off the main road. Free camping. I drove up this road for about a mile and camped. It was tight and had a ton of rough loose rocks. I was driving a Tacoma(not Lifted) and stopped about a mile in because the road got so bad. I hiked about another half mile back and came accross this amazing view of the valley. The Gila river has been busy back there carving some deep canyons. I did not have signal.

Month of VisitOctober

Verna L.

Scout

Reviewed Apr. 30, 2024

peace and quiet

If you are tired of over crowded campsites you will love this place. No internet,no phone, no stress. Just peace and quiet, time to unwind, you are the only guests there. Nice camper to live in, clean and plenty of room. Heat and really cool air. Bring your favorite food, Cook inside or outside on a coal fired grill or over a wood fired pit. Plenty of nice dry wood for you to use. I cooked inside but ate outside at the picnic table. If you like the outdoors you will feel at home here. Lois Carroll