Oak Flat Campground

Nice, quiet place to spend a night. There is a 4WD road heading out right from the campground that is good for Jeeps or OHVs. The Apaches are protesting the campground with an area set up in one of the campsites, but they were very quiet as well. We stayed on a windy night but were fairly well protected from the wind. No hookups for RVs, but it's free camping.

Beautiful campground and peaceful environment. Was very chilly the 2 nights we stayed, lots of frost. The vibes here are strange, though. This place will be gone soon enough.

Another free campground in Arizona. There seem to be plenty of them. This one was large enough for quite a few campers and was being well used. There were the usual pit toilets and fire rings but little else that I saw. Some of it was just a small field used as an overflow, I guess. Some of the camping areas were big enough for multiple vehicles. There was no AT&T cell coverage, of that matters to you.

Beaut & peaceful. We're 40ft 5th wheel, access was definitely okay in dry weather, the main problem would be big ruts left from wet ground (so guessing not good access in wet) + look for rocks in the grass. We walked around the area and at least 5 spots we could have stayed in & wer'e big. It's free, rugged, saw a pit loo. Lots of campers especially tents around hidden amongst scenery.

Oak Flat Tonto Forest Park campground was very nice. Mostly flat. If you get in there a a good time there are great spots to camp. I have 24 ft motorhome and had no problem driving in and around the area Wished I could have got one of the better camping spots but mine was good. Only problem was no cell service. No cell service is not an option I need to be able to use phone watch TV in the morning for my news. But having said that you can walk up to the road which is not a bad walk at all and get cell service. Has very clean restrooms also. No power no running water. Very quiet. Great family area as well with some spots being large. All in all great camping area.