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Wild Cow Springs Campground

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Wildlife watchers will find opportunities to spot local fauna at Wild Cow Springs Campground, a Bureau of Land Management site in the Hualapai Mountains. The campground sits along a steep dirt road that requires careful navigation, particularly challenging for larger RVs due to small site sizes. Charlie C. notes the road is manageable for front-wheel-drive vehicles but recommends four-wheel drive in snow conditions.

The facility provides vault toilets that reviewers consistently describe as clean and well-maintained, along with garbage receptacles. Sites offer spacing between neighbors and natural shade, with rock formations providing exploration opportunities. The campground operates under a no-pets policy and charges $8 per night for single sites. For those preferring developed amenities, Hualapai mtn park sits nearby with additional facilities.

Fee Info

$8/night for individual campsites<br/>$20/night for group campsites

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Wild Cow Springs Campground is located in Arizona

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Directions

From Kingman, travel 14 miles on Hualapai Mountain Road, through Hualapai Mountain County Park into the small community of Pine Lake. Turn right at the Pine Lake Firehouse onto Flag Mine Road, an unpaved one-lane road. From there it is about five miles to the recreation site. High-clearance 4WD vehicles are highly recommended beyond this point. It is not recommended that vehicles towing trailers travel beyond this point.

Address

Kingman Field Office 2755 Mission Boulevard
Kingman, AZ 86401

Coordinates

35.0613 N
113.86918 W

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    Last on 4/18/26
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    Last on 4/18/26
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    AT&T5G
    Excellent Coverage

Access

  • Drive-In
    Park next to your site

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  • Tent Sites
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  • Standard (Tent/RV)
  • Group

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Guests frequently mentioned the quiet, well-spaced sites and clean facilities at this small campground. Access requires navigating steep dirt roads that may challenge some vehicles, but visitors found the peaceful setting worth it.

C
Reviewed Apr. 22, 2021

Camping with Littles

This campground was absolutely amazing! The sites were spread apart, there was plenty of shade, and there were lots of rocks for Littles to climb on and explore. The vault toilets were clean and well maintained. The single sites are $8 a night.

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  • Review photo of Wild Cow Springs Campground by Caitlin B., April 22, 2021
  • Review photo of Wild Cow Springs Campground by Caitlin B., April 22, 2021
Charlie C.
Reviewed Mar. 23, 2021

Amazing Place

  Let me start off by saying I made it to this spot in my Kia Niro with its front wheel drive. Not the worst dirt road I've encountered but very steep in some parts and I would not recommend going to this site in the snow unless you have 4 wheel drive, snow chains and experience. I didn't go in the snow but I could imagine. One slip and you're in serious trouble. That out of the way, this place is GREAT!

  On the drive up you go through a sleepy little town half way up the mountain, the views along the drive are stunning. Bring plenty of supplies and know its about a 40 min drive each way to get more.

   Lots of wildlife in the area, was a little concerned about bears in the area as it looked like they had some scratching posts right around our campsite (pictures posted) but didn't end up seeing a one.

   May be pretty tight for a larger RV as sites are pretty small. Vaulted toilets were very well maintained. I will go back!

-Chuck

P.S. Don't forget, always leave the area better than you found it!

            LEAVE NO TRACE!

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  • Review photo of Wild Cow Springs Campground by Charlie C., March 23, 2021
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Melissa K.
Reviewed Feb. 12, 2019

Remote campground

I love this campground because it's off a dirt road, quiet, and small. Mostly for tents, small groups, or 4x4's. There is a clean vault tiolet with a garbage receptacle. Rv's could get stuck.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Wild Cow Campground located and how do I get there?

Wild Cow Springs Campground is a small, secluded campground located off a dirt road. Access requires careful navigation as the road can be steep in some sections. While the campground is accessible with standard vehicles in dry conditions, 4-wheel drive is highly recommended. The road becomes particularly challenging during snowy conditions, when 4WD, snow chains, and experience are necessary. Some visitors have managed to reach it in smaller vehicles like a Kia Niro, but caution is advised on the steep sections.

What amenities and facilities are available at Wild Cow Campground?

Wild Cow Springs Campground offers basic amenities perfect for a quiet outdoor experience. The facilities include clean vault toilets with garbage receptacles. Camping costs $8 per night for single sites. The campground is small and quiet, with well-spaced sites that provide plenty of shade. It's primarily suitable for tents and small camping setups, with natural features like rocks that provide exploration opportunities. Large RVs are not recommended as they could get stuck on the access road.

Are there photos of Wild Cow Campground to view before visiting?

Photos of Wild Cow Springs Campground are available online through various camping websites and platforms. These images typically showcase the campground's natural setting with shaded sites, the surrounding landscape, and rocky terrain that's popular for exploration. To find the most current and comprehensive collection of photos, check The Dyrt's campground page or the official website of the managing agency. Visual previews can help you better understand the campground's layout, site spacing, and natural features before your visit.

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