AZ/DC: Arizona Dispersed Camping

Plenty of room for campers, easy access, close to town. Near the Wave Cave and Weavers Needle.
We are still firming this one up. As an alternate we may try the Peralta Regional Park campground.
Details soon.

Quiet area, very pretty, no bugs, lots of space for all rigs. Access roads excellent, wide with a little bit of washboard. Scenic area and scenic road in, good cell signal. Usual temps in Feb: 70/48. Bring two bundles of firewood.

TBD, open to suggestions.

ASTL permit required. This is a beautiful area, South of Picacho Peak. The location is plenty big for a group, flat camp spots and very very quiet. There is a water crossing at the wash with about 6-8 inches of water, depending on recent rainfall. The dirt road is in very good condition with minimal washboard. There are some cows wandering so drive very slowly in some areas. They don't seem to be near the campsite but near the road on the way in.

A beautiful spot with lots of room, flat spots, overlooking Roosevelt Lake. Roads in are mostly paved, good for big rigs. Temps average 62/41. If it's too cold as plan B we can go down the hill and camp at Quail Springs. Please bring two bags of firewood to share.

Rey Creek/v Star Valley, Strawberry, Sonoita?
Post a suggestion in comments, or let us know where/when you will be camping in April and will post as the April event if you want company. (These are made-up dates as this is a draft.)

Our annual retreat to a private closed campground! Reservations were closed for most of the summer so these dates are Sunday through Tuesday, so this is more of a weekday camp this time. Vince will bring his portable hot tub so come prepared if you want to try it.
This is a paid camp. Couples $20, singles $15. There is a locked gate with a code that will be given via group text the week before the camp. Pleasebring two bundles of firewood to share.
Please note that we will keep the area that allows access to the creek open/ no campers there so that all may have access to the creek without disturbing anyone.

Very pretty, shady and mostly quiet dispersed camping, near The Flagstaff Arboretum. Spots are flat and access is good for all rigs. 15 minutes from town on a flat dirt road with moderate washboard. ATVs are not allowed. Temps average 75/36. Altitude 7173 ft.

This is a clean, quiet, gated campground that we visit annually, located in Happy Jack, AZ. This is a paid event; pay Tammy Palardy directly through PayPal. Singles $15, couples $20. Coordinates posted via group text the day before the camp. Payment deadline is May 25 to keep your reservation.

Description: The Long Valley Work Center Group Campground sits among stately ponderosa pines at an elevation of 6,950 feet offering a cool respite from the summer heat of the valley below. It is also the site of an historic Forest Service work center. The gated campground has picnic tables, grills, and a large fire pit. There are vault toilets. Temperatures average 72/40. Please bring two bundles of firewood to share.