Fourmile Canyon Campground

The long drive and finding this well maintained site was joy. We even had a greeting committee. We love out of the way and unique places.

We had the place to ourselves.... on a weekend. $5 a night, 19 sites with lots of trees, fire pits, picnic tables (not covered) and nice bathrooms. Not sure if water is available as we had our own. Be prepared to share the campground with numerous cattle and bring your own firewood. Head south and drive up Deer Creek road for access to the Galiuro wilderness. Stop when you reach the Coronado forest marker (photo provided).

About 8 or so campsites. Always a light use area in our past three trips. Not much for shade as many of the trees were hurt by past drought. Close to Aravaipa. Take some ATV trails for many beautiful views as there is alot of public land nearby. Please respect the local ranchers as more seem to be locking land access gates.

Quiet, cheap, BLM Campground with toilets, tables, fire rings, and water (usually, bring plenty in case it's off). Close to some wild country and Aravaipa Canyon (permit required to enter). It's a long way in with several miles of dusty gravel road.

Super clean bathroom, beautiful views, close to the aravaipa entrance. Had the whole camp ground to ourselves on a Saturday night. No water as if 4/6, but trash cans and a spotless restroom. A little scraggly, but lots of birds and the site had a table and fire pit.